Day 1 of AIMA’s 51st National Management Convention, themed ‘India’s Ascent: Navigating Global Uncertainty,’ features sessions and fireside chats with over 30 distinguished speakers, along with the presentation of various awards to recipients.
AIMA's 29th Convocation awards diplomas and certificates to graduates who have successfully completed PGDM, PGDITM, PGCM, and other management programmes.
Professor Freeman highlights that authentic CSR builds trust, counters skepticism, and requires proactive reputation management for sustainable success.
Day 2 of AIMA's 51st National Management Convention, themed 'India’s Ascent: Navigating Global Uncertainty,' features a series of sessions and fireside chats with more than 30 distinguished speakers.
Kartik Sharma outlines key guidelines for navigating the ethical landscape of AI, emphasising transparency, accountability, privacy, safety and sustainability.
Karan Verma offers tips to early start up founders and entrepreneurs in startup investment essentials, including due diligence, portfolio strategy, and exit planning.
Vivek Gupta and Abhay Hanjura share their story of how they revolutionised India's meat and seafood industry, and are now a top online platform for premium products.
Hon’ble Vice President of India, Shri Jagdeep Dhankhar, congratulates winners for their outstanding achievements, and also urges industry leaders to contribute to nation-building and inspire others through vision and commitment.
The Panel discusses how Indian CEOs could grab new global opportunities while managing geopolitical risks.
Saurabh Jain offers start up owners comprehensive strategies of validation, product development, market entry, funding, team building, and growth acceleration.
R A Mashelkar highlights businesses' pivotal role in driving inclusive, innovation-led growth in India through investments in human capital and inclusive hiring practices.
The Panel discusses about the economies of India and the US recovering from the inflation shock and how navigating this strained environment and radical uncertainty requires policy and business innovations.