MYRA is proud to present the Engineer’s day celebrations and commemorate the 155th Birth Anniversary of Sir M Visvesvaraya on September 15, 2016. Engineers build nations. To recognize and appreciate the role of engineers, Engineer’s Day is celebrated across the world. In India we celebrate it on 15th of September — the birthday of the greatest Indian Engineer, Bharat Ratna Sir M Visvesvaraya as a tribute to his contributions.
A delegation of students of the Department of Comparative Study of Cultures, Faculty of Humanities, and two faculty members — Dr. Mika Hasebe Contract Assistant Professor, World Language and Society Education Centre, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies (TUFS) and Dr. Yutaka Suto, Professor in Global/Transnational Sociology, Department of Comparative Study of Cultures, Tsuru University, Japan, visited MYRA School of Business as part of a Study Tour — a week-long Immersion Program to do a comparative study of the cultural fabrics of the two countries. It entailed a tour to Karnataka State, South India, specifically Bangalore and Mysore, from August 30, through September 6, 2016.
“Vijay Raghavan R J,” he introduced himself with an affable smile. Every guest lecture set high expectations, but to find those expectations exceeded is distinctly gratifying. So was it when Mr. Raghavan started that evening addressing the PGDM batch of 2015-17 and 2016-18 of IMI Bhubaneswar. The lecture started on a peculiar note with Mr. Raghavan breaking the ice. He started with his journey from Bangalore and Chennai to being the HR head of Vodafone, Bhubaneswar. Moving ahead he talked about certain skills every aspiring manager should have, like coping with compliance, insecurity and dominance. To put in another way, he talked about having the sportsmanship in every budding manager.
VGSoM recently had the privilege of hosting Mr. Sanjay Mukherjee, Head, Replenishment (Supply Chain), Britannia Industries Ltd. for a guest lecture. Having more than 15 years of work experience at various leading Indian Corporate & MNC organizations like ITC Ltd. and Godfrey Philips Group etc., Mr. Mukherjee at Britannia is responsible for Logistics Management, Distribution Network Management, Supply Network Planning, Customer Service Management, Cost Management, Budgeting etc.
Institute of Management Technology (IMT), Hyderabad which has been recently awarded – ‘Best Upcoming B-School in South India’, invites applications for PGDM programs for the batch 2017-19. Interested students can apply online.
MYRA is proud to present the Engineer’s day celebrations and commemorate the 155th Birth Anniversary of Sir M Visvesvaraya on September 15, 2016. Engineers build nations. To recognize and appreciate the role of engineers, Engineer’s Day is celebrated across the world. In India we celebrate it on 15th of September — the birthday of the greatest Indian Engineer, Bharat Ratna Sir M Visvesvaraya as a tribute to his contributions.
A delegation of students of the Department of Comparative Study of Cultures, Faculty of Humanities, and two faculty members — Dr. Mika Hasebe Contract Assistant Professor, World Language and Society Education Centre, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies (TUFS) and Dr. Yutaka Suto, Professor in Global/Transnational Sociology, Department of Comparative Study of Cultures, Tsuru University, Japan, visited MYRA School of Business as part of a Study Tour — a week-long Immersion Program to do a comparative study of the cultural fabrics of the two countries. It entailed a tour to Karnataka State, South India, specifically Bangalore and Mysore, from August 30, through September 6, 2016.
“Vijay Raghavan R J,” he introduced himself with an affable smile. Every guest lecture set high expectations, but to find those expectations exceeded is distinctly gratifying. So was it when Mr. Raghavan started that evening addressing the PGDM batch of 2015-17 and 2016-18 of IMI Bhubaneswar. The lecture started on a peculiar note with Mr. Raghavan breaking the ice. He started with his journey from Bangalore and Chennai to being the HR head of Vodafone, Bhubaneswar. Moving ahead he talked about certain skills every aspiring manager should have, like coping with compliance, insecurity and dominance. To put in another way, he talked about having the sportsmanship in every budding manager.
VGSoM recently had the privilege of hosting Mr. Sanjay Mukherjee, Head, Replenishment (Supply Chain), Britannia Industries Ltd. for a guest lecture. Having more than 15 years of work experience at various leading Indian Corporate & MNC organizations like ITC Ltd. and Godfrey Philips Group etc., Mr. Mukherjee at Britannia is responsible for Logistics Management, Distribution Network Management, Supply Network Planning, Customer Service Management, Cost Management, Budgeting etc.
Institute of Management Technology (IMT), Hyderabad which has been recently awarded – ‘Best Upcoming B-School in South India’, invites applications for PGDM programs for the batch 2017-19. Interested students can apply online.
