2015. The Power Book is produced by industry magazine PR Week and lists 300 PR leaders from agencies and corporates, who have an influence across multiple borders. It has been described as "the definitive guide to the brightest and most influential PR professionals around the world". Other positions held by him include Nominee Director for the BBC on their media investment in India. Teaching Dilip has taught programs for MBA students at the International Management Institute (New Delhi) on Image Management and Communications Strategy and for post-graduate students at MICA (Mudra Institute of Communication), Ahmedabad. Speaking Dilip has presented at international panel discussions at the International Public Relations Association IPRA Conference in Cairo; Asia Pacific Workshop of Academic Parliamentarians on Education, Population & Sustainable Development in Krabi, Bangkok, Inter-Pacific Bar Association Women Business Lawyers conference in Hong Kong, ESL workshop in Kraków, Poland. Dilip is actively involved with The Perfect Relations Centre for Image Management Studies, a learning institute backed by Perfect Relations. Dilip is also a member of the National Advisory Board of Whistling Woods International film school in India which is affiliated with several international film schools. In addition to this, he has also spoken at the National Marketing Conclave at Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology (KIIT). Training Dilip trains individuals & corporate professionals on business networking, image management- including managing their online image, helping them decode their leadership DNAs. One example of work in this area may illustrate it well. Dilip is among the panel of experts at the Savoir Faire Academie. He has also been regularly involved in trainings at the World Bank and Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel National Police Academy in communication and media skills. Analytics & Public Advisory Dilip has been observing and analyzing the political arena in the country, since 1980. This results in his active participation in discussions around the Indian general Election, 2014. He writes regular articles in leading newspapers commenting on the Indian general Elections, the campaigning process and has also been a panel member on television news discussions for the Indian political system. Dilip's experience in the public affairs and advocacy sector has spanned over 2 decades now. Some of Dilip's noted work achievements in lobbying were the improvement in the perception of his client ITC when BAT (British American Tobacco) was unable to acquire the organization and his lobbying for the import duty cuts on packaging material which he