IIM Rohtak organises conclave on leadership, startups, sustainability
Divyansh | October 24, 2023 | 03:56 PM IST | 1 min read
Industry leaders from BigBasket, Indigo, Oracle, Bajaj Capital, Pfizer participated in ‘Prabandh: Management Conclave’ of IIM Rohtak.
NEW DELHI: The Indian Institute of Management (IIM Rohtak) organised a conference ‘Prabandh: Management Conclave’, wherein industry leaders belonging to companies such as BigBasket, Indigo, Oracle India and others discussed the theme ‘Empowering success: Strategic integration of leadership and sustainability’.
Business leaders from Bajaj Capital Ltd., BlackRock and Pfizer and other brands also participated in the panel discussions. They shared experience with the students and gave insights on topics such as human resources, finance and marketing.
Four panels discussions held
In the first panel, the speakers discussed the topic ‘Nurturing talent: Building a strategic employee development ecosystem’. The panellists included Amrapali Dubey, head of winery HR; Ashish Singhania, head of human resources, Poonawalla Housing Finance; Neelam Ahluwalia, vice-president, BigBasket; and Rakesh Prasad of Indigo.
The second panel discussion included Amit Ahuja, vice-president, VOIS; Kanwar Singh, vice president, Oracle India; Raghavendra GS, global SVP, Accolite India; Rohit Prasad, vice-president, IDBI Capital Markets and Securities Limited; and Shekhar Sood, CFO, Bajaj Capital. They spoke on the topic ‘Financial synergy: Navigating the evolving landscape of ESG reporting’.
The third panel discussion, focused on the topic ‘Navigating startup success through resilient leadership and sustainable strategies’. While the fourth session covered ‘Sustainable marketing: Catering to conscious consumer preferences’.
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IIM Rohtak director Dheeraj Sharma congratulated students on their arrangements and thanked all the dignitaries for their presence.
IIM Rohtak dean of academic affairs Koustab Ghosh emphasised the importance of self-leadership and dedication and urged the students to passionately pursue their goals. He stressed the need to engage in meaningful causes to achieve desired outcomes. He also stressed that success varies across disciplines but always involves responsible and sustainable growth.
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