With another IIT-B student Maninder on his team now, the two ex-members of the students entrepreneurship cell on the campus, got their faculty advisor to launch the site by a voice call recorded and played on their site.

The launchat IIM Calcutta campus was held in presence of Consul General of Japan, Fujio Samukawa as chief guest, Sanjay G Dhande, director of IIT Kanpur, JICA advisor professor Shoji Shiba, Deputy Director General, CII, Smt Sarita Nagpal along with IIM Calcutta Director, Professor Shekhar Chaudhury and chairman of the program, professor M N Pal.

Thought leaders and corporate experts from diverse industries debated on how the strategies of the marketers evolve and how brands are transformed to remain relevant across geographies and over time.

According to the information shared by IIM-B, The event was conceptualized to provide a platform for entrepreneurs to take their ideas to venture capitalists, and solicit feedback from relevant industry experts.

According to the information shared by MDI, As part of the corporate summit, the students of MDI had the privilege to interact not only with a wide variety of distinguished personalities from various industries but also heard from a serial entrepreneur about the zeal with which a new venture is nurtured.

The summit saw speakers like Mr. Gopala Krishnan, ex CEO, Mobile2win, Mr. Shouvik Majumdar, Head, Technology Services-Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), Ms. Mukta Arora, VP, Global Sourcing, Eli Lilly & Company and Mr. Pankaj Ailawadi, Sr. Executive HR, Unitech Ltd.

Srivatsa topped the Indian Civil Services Examination in 1994 and joined the Indian Administrative Service (IAS). He went on to do his MBA from Harvard Business School and an Advanced Executive Program from The Wharton School of Business. He is currently the Executive Director & CEO South Asia of a Dubai World Group Company, one of the largest infrastructure companies globally.

While delivering the Valedictory Address at the 20th AIMS Management Convention in Mumbai on August 29, Mr. Kumar Mangalam Birla Chairman, Aditya Birla Group said, If India has to meet its promise of becoming one of the largest economies of the world by 2050, India needs to produce thought-leaders, and shape thought leadership.

The Memorandum of Understanding was signed on August 28, 2008. The first batch of 60 students will commence the programme from November or December 2008. According to the information shared by NMIMS, The programme offers professional training in specialized subjects such as Insurance Sales Practices and Management, Insurance Products, Legal and Regulatory Aspects of Life Insurance and will also cover the fields of General and Marketing Management.

Addressing the AIMS Management Convention on Day 2, Mr Biyani said, B-Schools were first established about 100 years back in the industrialization era. Today services dominate the markets. B-schools need to innovate on their curriculum and teaching methodology. He added, In the Indian context, what they are teaching is not very relevant in the changing business dynamics in India, where youth dominate the market composition and their aspirations are changing very fast.

Strategym, the Annual Business Convention of JBIMS is in its 15th year and promises to be bigger and better than before, says JBIMS. Strategym is a platform for talented students to showcase their acumen to the outside world. In sync with this Strategym provides JBIMS students with an opportunity to present their research papers on diverse topics and has luminaries from industry to judge these papers. The icing on the cake is the fact that in many cases these papers have been used and implemented by the corporate world.