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.
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.
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Ankur Warikoo says that you can choose your medium to invest but make sure to invest patiently and with discipline to compound your wealth.
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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.
Shri Jagdeep Dhankar, in his speech, praises the Managing India Award winners for their achievements, and urges industry leaders to contribute to nation-building and inspire others.
The Panel discusses how Indian CEOs could grab new global opportunities while managing geopolitical risks.
Uday Kotak says that India can balance equity and debt while ensuring the financial sector's freedom and stability.
Sanjiv Bajaj says that India’s financial sector is central to its high economic growth and Bajaj Finserv is undertaking relentless innovation for the growth.
The Awards aim to recognise excellence, innovation and leadership of individuals and organisations in various management and business domains.
Dharmendra Pradhan says that this is the moment of India, but the focus should on responsible business and public welfare when creating wealth.
The Speakers talk about how a new global consensus focused on a peaceful, rule-based, inclusive, and cooperative order must be built as the world is facing financial, debt, health, political, and geopolitical crises.
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.
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