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Geeta Singh | Former Google Executive of Asia Pacific, Consultant

Geeta’s meteoric rise took a unique path to the very top of our economic food-chain!
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Entrepreneur
  • Word: Entrepreneur
  • Meaning: (n.) one who organizes, manages, and assumes the risks of a business or enterprise.
  • Etymology: from French entreprendre “to undertake” --> from Latin prehendere “to seize, grasp”
Repertoire
  • Word: Repertoire
  • Meaning: (n.) a supply of skills, devices, or solutions.
  • Etymology: from French répertoire “list, index” --> from Late Latin repertorium “inventory” + from Latin reperire “to find, discover”
Fortitude
  • Word: Fortitude
  • Meaning: (n.) strength of mind that enables a person to encounter danger or bear pain or adversity with courage.
  • Etymology: from Latin fortitudo “strength, courage” --> from Latin fortis “strong, brave” + from Latin fors “chance, luck” (implying strength in the face of fate)
Redundant
  • Word: Redundant
  • Meaning: (n.) exceeding what is necessary or normal; no longer needed for a job.
  • Etymology: from Latin redundare “to overflow” --> from Latin re- "again” + from Latin undare "rise in waves"

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