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IIPM Chennai GOTA |
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Country visited: Belgium U.K
Batch code: CBL 8 |
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Lucky 70 students of Bangalore & Chennai got a lifetime opportunity to visit Judge Business School at Cambridge University. The trip was designed in such a manner that they can attend few institutions at Antwerp and the balance days at Cambridge and London.
September 8: The group departed from Mumbai airport to Brussels via Istanbul. Six days arranged at IMI hostel, Antwerp. The students knew that they had come down on a mission, an academic mission.
September 9: A free day for students to explore the beautiful city of Antwerp.
September 10: First meeting of the trip: European parliament. Everyone suited and booted for the occasion. Can we believe that? We were attending lecture by Mr. Gergely Polner at the European Parliament, where a fortunate few can even dream of going. Mr. Polner gave a detailed history of the European Parliament, the functionalities
September 11: A full day visit to Port of Antwerp and The Coca Cola bottling plant. The first in the agenda was The Port of Antwerp. We were standing at the Europe’s number 2 port after Rotterdam (Holland). Valuable insights and information to the students were provided with regards to loading, unloading, maintenance, warehousing of containers. The Port of Antwerp is an indispensable link in the European Union import/export chain and a hub for a great many trading activities worldwide.
The Coca Cola bottling plant is a marvel indeed. Their state of the art plant was praised by each and every student. Students were shown the different varieties of drinks which Coca Cola manufactures. Spread over 2 hours, students were excited to see how their favorite drink was bottled.
September 12: Again a free day for students to explore Brussels & Antwerp.
September 13: The group leaves for Cambridge. A nice 4 hours by bus and the next two hours in a ferry over North Sea. Ferry ride was something that has to experienced to be believed.
September 14-18: Classes at Judge Business School as follows. |
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Timing |
Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
| 9.00am – 9.15am |
Programme Introduction,
Programme Team |
Marketing
Dr Eden Yin |
Global Economy
Prof. Tony Cockerill |
Finance and Accounting
Dr Richard Barker |
Business and Management Economics
Dr Paul Kattuman |
| 9.15am – 10.30am |
General Management
Ben Hardy |
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| 10.30am – 11.00am |
Refreshments
Tour of JBS (optional) |
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Refreshments |
Refreshments |
Refreshments |
| 11.00am – 12.30pm |
General Management
Ben Hardy |
Marketing
Dr Eden Yin |
Global Economy
Prof. Tony Cockerill |
Finance and Accounting
Dr Richard Barker |
Business and Management Economics
Dr Paul Kattuman |
| 12.30pm – 01.45pm |
Lunch,
University Centre |
Lunch,
University Centre |
Lunch,
University Centre |
Lunch,
University Centre |
Lunch,
University Centre |
| 01.45pm – 03.15pm |
Marketing
Dr Eden Yin |
Business Strategy
Dr Stelios Zyglidopoulos |
Sustainable Development
Dr Stephen Peake |
International Strategic Alliances
Dr Mark de Rond |
General Management
Dr Richard Schoenberg |
| 03.15pm– 03.45pm |
Refreshments |
Refreshments |
Refreshments |
Refreshments |
Refreshments |
| 03.45pm – 05.15pm |
Marketing
Dr Eden Yin |
Business Strategy
Dr Stelios Zyglidopoulos |
Sustainable Development
Dr Stephen Peake |
International Strategic Alliances
Dr Mark de Rond |
General Management
Dr Richard Schoenberg |
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September 18 & 19: The group left for London on its final phase before leaving for India. The group was accommodated at ETAP hotels, Hounslow. After tiring company visits in Belgium and classroom sessions at JBS, students finally found some time for shopping, while few students preferred to explore the city of London.
September 20: The group left for India.
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Country visited: Belgium, Paris
Batch: PGP/SS/08-10 |
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Preface
The primary objective of the GOTA (Global Opportunity and Threat Analysis) is to give students an unparalleled International Exposure. The idea is to make students aware and understand how a truly global economy works and also to bring a new perspective to existence conducive to industrial intelligence.
Destinations:
Belgium & Paris were the destination visited by group of 48students (21 students from Ahmadabad and 27 students from Chennai) .The Batch was of Post Graduate Program Spring Summer 2008 – 2010. |
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Company visit/Lectures |
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14/11/2008 |
Port of Antwerp |
Mr. Willy Jacobs & Mr. M. Camerlynch |
Overview of port management, Infrastructure with map presentation. |
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17/11/2008 |
Chocolaterie Jacques, Rue De L'Industrie, Belgium |
Mr. Rakjoie |
History of chocolate industry and Jacques contribution towards its development including various techniques of chocolate production and the distribution system. |
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17/11/2008 |
Perfumes Delforge |
Ms V.Gilson |
Presentation of the manufacturing process of perfumes and analysis of perfume market. |
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18/11/2008 |
European Parliament, Brussels |
Ms. Alexandra Pilluto |
Detailed overview on the functioning of European parliament and its accomplishments. |
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18/11/2008 |
European Commission, Brussels |
Mr. Christian De Bruyne |
Comprehensive overview on the functioning of European Commission and future strategies for development. |
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19/11/2008 |
Fort of BreenDonk |
Mr. Carl buts |
The cruel history of Nazi rule over Belgium. |
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19/11/2008 |
Palm Breweries |
Ms. Caroline Rodenburg |
Complete overview of the manufacturing process and marketing strategies of the breweries. |
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20/11/2008 |
IMI - Brussels |
Mr. Guy Knapton |
Session on Banking system and Global Financial Crisis. |
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20/11/2008 |
Coca Cola |
Mr. Hure Demesmoeck |
An overview of the manufacturing & distribution process of Coca Cola. |
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Conclusion:
This GOTA trip to Belgium was one of the most memorable events for the students of IIPM. It was a wonderful opportunity for students to explore and understand the developed nation’s market, business, culture, life style, climate, etc. It was a world class tour which gave the students a better insight on the theories and practices which they study in books. Undoubtedly it was an ultimate experience to the students of PGP/SS/08-10, IIPM Chennai & Ahmadabad. |
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Country visited: Belgium, Paris
Batch: PGP/FW/07-09 |
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Preface
The primary objective of the GOTA (Global Opportunity and Threat Analysis) is to give students an unparalleled International Exposure. The idea is to make students aware and understand how a truly global economy works and also to bring a fresh viewpoint to existence conducive to entrepreneurial wisdom.
Destinations:
Belgium & Paris were the destination visited by group of 44 students from the Batch of Post Graduate Program Fall Winter 2007 - 2009
Visits/Meetings
Group comprising of 44 students and me as accompanying faculty had started from Mumbai, India and reached Belgium, Europe on 23rd August, we were accommodated in IMI Student Campus. |
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Country visited: Frankfurt, Helsinki and Stockholm
Batch: PGP/FW/07-09 |
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Preamble
IIPM’s unique instrument for international exposure to students has been conceived as the much–acclaimed Global Opportunity and Threat Analysis (GOTA) programme, way back in 1997. The primary objective of the programme has always been to provide IIPM students with unparalleled international exposure to the various functional aspects of global corporations by creating an active engagement at various levels with apex world-class organizations in developed nations, particularly Europe. It comprises seminars and classes conducted by professionals, business heads, experts, high-profile consultants and academicians with exceptional knowledge, expertise and brilliant academic backgrounds. It results in the cementing of global perspective of management theories, principles and best practices. The idea is to make students aware of how a truly global economy works and also to bring a fresh outlook to life conducive to entrepreneurial learning.
Destinations
Frankfurt, Helsinki and Stockholm were the 3 destinations visited by the group of 87 students from the batch of Post Graduate Programme Fall-Winter
& Spring-Summer 2007-09.
Visits & Group Details
Group A comprising 41 students arrived at Frankfurt Airport via Mumbai on 24th March, 2008 and checked in at Express by Holiday Inn at Frankfurt-Messe, where they stayed until April 6th. The 46 students of Group B arrived on 27th March and stayed at Express by Holiday Inn at Frankfurt-Airport, and then at Cruise Café Mannheim, until April 8th. After exciting sessions at Deutche Boerse, Deutsche Bank, SBI International, European Central Bank, Opel, Deutsche Bundesbank, Chamber of Commerce & Industry and Fraport, the groups had some wonderful sight-seeing at Finland. They were put up at The Scandic Hotel, Helsinki, wherefrom there was a breathtaking cruise and guided tour to Stockholm, Sweden via the most entertaining leisurely sea-ride on board the Viking Line Cruise, before returning to Chennai, India on 11th / 14th April.
1. Deutche Boerse
The corporate international exposure kicked off on Friday, March 28, 2008 with an excursion to Deutche Boerse at Boersenplatz, which was indeed very lively with a breathtaking tour of the high-tech stock exchange. Going to this venue in financial capital of Europe made a lot of sense. The manner in which Ms. Sooky Park presented this session was very interesting.
This is what Ms. Park had to comment about the IIPM students from Chennai: “They are very interested and bring a lot of knowledge with them”.
2. Deutsche Bank:
The second session at Deutsche Bank on 28th March, was at Junghofstrasse and focused on the BFSI sector. The growth story of how this leading German bank has emerged as a global player was very enriching. It served as an excellent exposure to the banking sector in the current globalized scenario. The presenter delivered it superbly!
IIPM students from Chennai were described by Ms. Corinna Fernando, the Vice President – Communications, Deutsche Bank AG, as “very friendly and open, very interested in Deutsche Bank”.
3. SBI International:
The presentation on SBI International on 31st March, 2008 at Haus der Jugend, on the topic, “SBI on Foreign Shores”, provided a very good insight into the challenges facing SBI in Germany and also addressed the issue of cultural exposure. This academic tour helped the students understand the hurdles and bottlenecks for the Indian banking giant in foreign territory.
Mr. Packirisamy, the CEO was fluent and confident in his delivery. He described the IIPM students of Chennai as “very attentive, extremely well behaved and interested in the subject of discussion”.
4. European Central Bank:
On 31st March itself, the workshop on European Central Bank (ECB) at their premises in Kaiserstrasse, Frankfurt am Main, provided wonderful exposure to the European banking system. It was very relevant for the students in comprehending the global financial system.
Ms. Eszter Miltenyi presented it very well indeed. She described the best part of the interaction with the IIPM students was “very nice questions and good dialogue”.
5. Opel:
A visit that really excited all the students and particularly the auto-freaks was the terrific industrial tour to the production shop floor in Opel’s automated factory in Russelsheim on 1st April, 2008. It served as a brilliant world class exposure to best manufacturing practices for the truly robotized automotive giant. In the current age of technological advancement, it happens to be a very relevant visit giving practical exposure. The tour guide navigated us through the factory wonderfully.
6. Deutsche Bundesbank:
The visit to Deutsche Bundesbank on 3rd April, 2008 provided an insightful exposure to the German Central Bank’s role within the Euro system. It allowed students to compare with RBI’s cash management, monetary policy & banking supervision, for example. Ms. Julia Rossmann made an engaging, lively presentation.
Ms. Rossmann said that the students listened very interested. She expressed the following opinion on the initiative of IIPM to such corporate interactions: “I think it is a good idea to expose students to such corporate interactions to support international cooperation”.
It was a rare privilege for the students to listen to Mr. Ajit Kumar, Consul General for India on Indo-German relations, international trade, investments, partnerships, and the role of the Consulate.
7. Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Frankfurt:
The visit to Chamber of Commerce & Industry (CCI), Frankfurt on 4th April, 2008 was very insightful. Here, student could attain a good grasp of the Chamber’s activities. It was a relevant, informative session because it allowed students to compare CCI’s role with the role played by CII in India. Ms. Sonja Grutschnig made a very nice presentation on CCI, Frankfurt.
Ms. Grutschnig described the IIPM students from Chennai as “Very disciplined and very interested”.
8. Fraport:
The last business meeting on 4th April, 2008 was a breathtaking tour of Fraport, the Frankfurt Airport Authority that manages & administers the airport. It was both interesting and relevant – since Fraport manages & consults for key airports in India. The tour guide showed us around the airport, very well.
Sight-seeing at Helsinki and Cruise to Stockholm
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The groups discovered the beauty of Europe on the free days in Frankfurt, as well as during their wonderful sight-seeing tour at Finland. The breathtaking cruise from Helsinki and guided tour of Stockholm in Sweden on board the Viking Line Cruise, were really enjoyable!
Summing Up
All in all, IIPM’s GOTA tour from Chennai to Frankfurt, Helsinki and Stockholm was an exciting exposition to the enchanting world of international planning, management and entrepreneurship in the following flavours - international finance, international economics, international marketing, international human resources, international culture, international business, international trade and international best practices! Undoubtedly it was an unparalleled world-class exposure to all IIPM the students.
No wonder, a glance at the unanimously positive students’ feedback amazingly reinforces this! |
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What students say:-
I would like to remember the GOTA trip as… |
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My best trip in life because I got an opportunity to visit Opel as it is connected with my family business. – Amit Kumar |
Knowing how the banks and other companies work abroad. – Anand kumar |
A wonderful part of my life which I would never forget. Many I have learned from IIPM but this GOTA trip takes me to a greater height by making me understand the various cultures and the behaviours of different people in the different parts of European Union. – A.Ancil Rajasingh |
An opportunity to get an insight into the functioning of foreign organizations, to understand their culture and their lifestyle. It’s a trip to mingle and interact with staff and students. Overall, a memorable trip. – E. Suresh |
It is really a golden opportunity for a student. If a person uses effectively, it will be helpful for the person in his future career growth. The trip may give the student a spark for innovation or new ideas. For example, the products placed in the supermarket with the display of prices, the technology used in transport system, etc. – V. Asiatic |
It was a nice experience and informative one as we visited many leading organizations such as ECB, Deutsche bank etc. To know about people in Europe, their work style and way of life was very interesting. Overall, it was a very nice and enjoyable one. – Deepak Sivakumar |
GOTA trip is an educational trip, because visiting all the 7 companies and knowing the strategy used in developing their company performance, gives me knowledge and exposure in my career growth. – K. Desai |
The GOTA trip has been very good. It was very useful. I got to learn a lot of things about how the corporates work in foreign countries along with having a wonderful tour around the places. I will always remember this GOTA trip as one of the best experiences in my life, which would be useful for me in the future. - Halima Bhaimia |
My life- time remembrance, I cannot forget it because it was the first foreign trip for me. And I’ve seen Paris, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Frankfurt and Helsinki. All of it was too good. - J.Kavikannan |
Global opportunity to visit and have an insight of the various international banks and their working. - P.Kishore |
A good time being with all the friends and the college faculty. Its also been very informative trip by knowing the insights of companies and the way they function. - Kuldeep Nahar |
A trip where I learned about where India stands in its development; alongside I also enjoyed a lot. - Mani Teja Reddy |
An experience in which I came to know about the culture, the cost of living in these developed European economies and a visit which took me to various global headquarters which are not possible even if I were to travel to Europe some other time. - Mohamed Sheriff K M |
Knowledge gathering experience where I visited some of the biggest offices and had an opportunity to hear them and their experiences. - Naveed Moinuddin |
My most memorable trip and a useful trip that made me gain knowledge about foreign culture and living. The traffic system that they follow in Frankfurt impressed me. - M. Ponraj |
The most informative trip I have undergone. Also, managed to learn about the working environments of many major European companies. - Pavan. D.S. |
A ‘dream come true’ experience….unforgettable and perfect blend of education and tourism. - Prajakta Juwale |
Knowledge gaining program globally filled with fun. - V.K.Setnhilkumaran |
A reunion of all my friends and interaction with our college staff. I think the preparation was excellent including our travelling, food and the companies we got a chance to visit. - Saikat Madhu |
My life’s best experience… because I’ve never been to any foreign countries till now…. So whatever I’ve seen, learnt, all are new experiences to me… - Satheesh kumar Selvaraj |
Business trip, educational trip. - V. Shanthi Anusuya |
A trip that gave the opportunity to learn how to be responsible and handle oneself. It also gave the chance to see how the corporate and especially the banking sector works in a professional manner. - Sneha Shanker Thadani |
Good experience - Subin Varghese |
It was an intellectually rewarding trip. I learnt a lot about various global brands, the purchasing power parity in different countries & also how different people from different nationalities behave. I also learnt about different cultures in five countries I visited. Overall it was a great learning experience & confidence building session. - T.S.Karthik |
An educational trip combined with a foreign tour. - P.Veerendar |
Education trip - Vikas M. |
I would like to remember the GOTA trip as an educational trip, because it is useful for my career growth. - K. Thirupathi Rajan |
One of the happiest as well as most cherishing moments in my life.. Because if I were to go individually I couldn’t have visited those global corporations as well. I once again thank Prof. Krishnan sir and Mr.Sunil sir for their kind co-ordination with us throughout the GOTA programme..I am very grateful to them in person… - Swaminathan Ganesan |
Most memorable and informative trip in my life. - Vanniaperumal S. |
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Internal Faculty Feedback |
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Company |
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Delivery |
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Deutche Boerse |
This excursion was lively
with a breathtaking tour of the high-tech stock exchange. |
Going to this venue in financial capital of Europe made a lot of sense. |
The manner in which Ms. Sooky Park presented this session
was very interesting. |
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Deutche Bank |
This session on the BFSI sector and this leading German bank was very enriching. |
Excellent sectoral exposure in current globalized scenario. |
Ms. Corinna Fernando delivered it superbly! |
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SBI International |
Good insight into challenges & cultural exposure. |
Excellent challenges for the Indian banking giant on foreign shores. |
Mr. Packirisamy, the CEO was fluent and confident in his delivery. |
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European Central Bank |
Wonderful exposure to European banking system. |
Very relevant for comprehending global financial system. |
Ms. Eszter Miltenyi presented it very well. |
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OPEL |
Terrific industrial tour to the production shop floor in Opel’s automated factory. |
World class exposure to best manufacturing practices was very relevant. |
Good delivery by the tour guide. |
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Deutsche Bundesbank |
Insightful exposure to the German Central Bank’s role in the Euro system. |
Allowed students to compare with RBI’s cash mgt., monetary policy & banking supervision. |
Ms. Julia Rossmann made an engaging, lively presentation. |
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Chamber of Commerce |
Good insight into the Chamber’s activities. |
Relevant, because it allowed students to compare with the role played by CII in India. |
Ms. Sonja Grutschnig made a very nice presentation on CCI, Frankfurt. |
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Fraport |
Brilliant tour of Frankfurt Airport Authority that manages & administers the airport. |
Interesting and relevant – since Fraport manages & consults for key airports in India. |
The tour guide showed us around the airport, very well. |
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Countries visited: Belgium, France and Germany
Batch: 07-09 |
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In European Parliament,Brussels |
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European Parliament,Brussels |
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In Brewerie Inbev, Wallonia |
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In Chocolaterie Jacques, Rue De L’Industrie,Belgium |
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Chocolate Museum in Belgium |
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Students in Port of Antwerp, Antwerp |
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Students in Coal Mine, Belgium |
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The GOTA to IMI, Belgium during May 2008 was perhaps the richest academic exposure for the 44 students of IIPM, Chennai.
The students attended the following meeting/Industry visits |
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Company visited/Lectures |
Faculty |
Topic |
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5/5/2008 |
Koelmmesse in Cologne, Germany |
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How Koelnmesse trying to further develop the quantitative and qualitative development of leading international fairs and trade exhibitions in Cologne |
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6/5/2008 |
European Parliament, Brussels |
Mr. Nicola ides Nectarous |
Basic overview on the functioning of European parliament |
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6/5/2008 |
European Commission, Brussels |
Mr. Christian De Bruyne |
Basic overview on the functioning of European Commission and its future plans |
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7/5/2008 |
Brewerie Inbev, Wallonia |
Mr. Tom Robberechts |
The overall operations of the company in Europe and its niche presen |
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8/5/2008 |
Perfums Delforge, Citadelle de Namur-Belgium |
Ms.Veronique Gilson |
This centre of creativity, unique in northern Europe, provides all visitors withan understanding of the different steps involved in producing a fine perfume. These perfumes are carefully crafted and matured deep in the cellars of the Citadel |
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8/5/2008 |
Chocolaterie Jacques, Rue De L'Industrie, Belgium |
Ms.Stephanie Crutzen |
During the factory visit students got an overview of the chocolate industry. The way the chocolates were made |
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8/5/2008 |
Mercier Champagne, France |
Ms.Elisabeth Fauchoux |
It was an overview of operations, a presentation on how the company was conceived and a toy train ride in side the company to show how champagnes are made |
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13/5/2008 |
Port of Antwerp, Antwerp |
Ms.Christine Laenen |
An overview on the port along with a documentary presentation |
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13/5/2008 |
Coca Cola, Antwerp |
Mr. Els Dalle |
Factory visit, along with a presentation on Coca-Cola |
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14/5/2008 |
Coal Mines, Beegny |
Ms.Nathalie Claes |
An Overview of mining industry, why they are all closed today in Europe today and a presentation |
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15/5/2008 |
IMI, Brussels |
Mr. Guy Knapton |
Session on Strategic Management |
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In addition to the above, a special session was taken in Concentration Camp in Antwerp, which was made by Nazi during World War II. |
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Country visited: LONDON
Batch: PGP/SS/FW/06-08 |
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Date |
Company visited/Lectures |
Faculty |
Topic |
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19/03/2007 |
Oxfam |
Ms. Sonia Mezzacuadra |
Corporate Social Responsibility |
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19/03/2007 |
GSM Association |
Mr.Jay Ramarajan |
Corporate Governance |
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20/03/2007 |
South Thames College |
Mr. Nigel Donegan |
Disability at workplace |
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22/03/2007 |
Citigroup |
Mr. A Basu |
Product Development and Management |
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22/03/2007 |
British Telecom |
Mr. Maneesh Kumar |
Global Telecom Scenario |
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24/03/2007 |
Esprit capital Partners |
Mr. Sanjeev Sarkar |
Global career opportunities and threats |
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24/03/2007 |
IBM |
Mr. Max Chichili |
Outsourcing taken up by IBM |
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IIPM-Chennai’s Gota Tour to London commenced on 18th March and ended on 29th March. 51 students from both SS/FW/06-08 were part of the tour. For many students it was their first visit to a foreign country and getting such an academic, corporate and cultural exposure was a huge opportunity for them. We attended seven great sessions on different topics which I am sure will benefit our students enormously and transform them into better and more knowledgeable bare footed managers.
Generally it is cold during this time of the year in London, but braving the chillness, our students were on time for every meeting thus proving the level of enthusiasm which they had. Their active participation and enthusiasm during the Q&A round also proved their eagerness to learn more and more.
We attended meetings/lectures from eminent speakers from companies like Oxfam, GSM Associates, British Telecom, IBM, Citigroup, Espirit Capital Partner & South Thames College at the beautiful LSE’s auditorium. The session which was most liked was by Mr. Jay Ramarajan from GSM Association who spoke on Corporate Governance and he was undoubtedly the best speaker along with Mr.A.Basu from Citigroup who spoke on Product Development and Management.
This academic and corporate training will give IIPM students the first hand exposure to foreign faculties, the way the organizations work there along with the state of economy of that country. This tour I am sure definitely will develop new, fresh perspective and outlook from our students which will be beneficial for them at their work place. |
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Country visited: SWITZERLAND
Batch: PGP/SS/FW/05-07 |
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Company visited/Lectures |
Faculty |
Topic |
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5/11/2006 |
SERONO |
Mr. PritamKumar |
Company overview |
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6/11/2006 |
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Ms. Myriam Oeschger |
An overview of SWX |
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6/11/2006 |
UBS |
Ms. Sabine Woessner |
An overview of UBS |
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8/11/2006 |
UNTAD |
Ms. Bonapas Onguglo |
Role of UNTAD |
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The PGP/SS/FW/05-07 batch of IIPM recently visited Switzerland on their GOTA (Global Opportunity & Threat Analysis) trip. The 10 day visit was a very informative one for this batch. Besides being exposed to international organizations and their work ethics, they also got to build relationships. The visit to the Serono enlightened the students about the pharmaceutical industry as well as some inputs on the Indian perspective. Mr. Philip Edward of the renowned UBS led the audience into a deep understanding of private banking and investments. Most exciting of all was the tour of the UNO. Students were overwhelmed at the fact that their feet were planted on those same grounds where some of the most important decisions of the world have been made. However, fun was also a part of the agenda. A visit to Gstaad by Switzerland’s famous Golden Pass Panaromic Train, boat rides on the lakes of Zurich, getting a feel of the night life and not to forget …..loads of shopping was also done. A taste of Switzerland’s breathtaking view was experienced at Mt. Titlis, which is at a height of 10600 feet. They also covered Zurich, Luzern, Lausanne, Berne, Geneva and a few quaint little towns. And just as hearts fell at the thought of leaving Switzerland, the thrilling desert safari at Doha was a good end to the trip which everyone will cherish forever!! |
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Country visited: London
Batch: SS/05-07 |
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Mr. David Martin(saatchi & saatchi) with IIPM Faculties & Students |
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Faculties & Students at Webster University |
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Camping in the desert |
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On Way of Evian - France |
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A Visit to Oxford University |
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Country visited: Switzerland
Batch: PGP/FW/SS/04-06
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Date |
Organization Visited / Lectures |
Faculty |
Topic |
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10/10/05 |
UN Office |
Alessia Bruni |
About the United Nations |
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11/10/05 |
Webster University |
Nicolas Bates |
Threat & Opportunities in Global Economy |
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12/10/05 |
World Bank |
Carsten Fink |
(i) UN &WTO(ii) Current Doha Round |
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13/10/05 |
World Economic Forum |
Charles Schwab |
Detailed Discussion on World Economy |
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13/10/05 |
World Trade Organization |
Shishir Priyadarshini |
Introduction To WTO |
6 |
14/10/05 |
Michael Page |
Tulika Kumar |
How To Face An Interview |
Country visited: LONDON
Batch: SS/2005-07
S. No. |
Date |
Organization Visited / Lectures |
Faculty |
Topic |
1 |
20/07/06 |
OXFORD UNIVERSITY |
TOUR GUIDES – JOHN & TONY |
HISTORY OF OXFORD UNIVERSITY COLLEGES |
2 |
21/07/06 |
XANADUTEC |
ROHIT DHAWAN |
ENTREPRENEURSHIP |
3 |
22/07/06 |
T/A REGENT MARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONS |
VIJAY KAUL |
CORPORATE RETAILING |
4 |
23/07/06 |
SAATCHI & SAATCHI |
DAVID MARTIN |
IMPACT OF MARKETING IN U.K. |
5 |
24/07/06 |
ERNST & YOUNG |
BHARAT MATHUR |
RETAIL BANKING & FINANCIAL SERVICES |
6 |
25/07/06 |
BBVS |
DAZ VALLADARES |
ADVERTISING thru’ A CASE STUDY |
Country visited: Switzerland
Batch: UGP/04-07
S. No. |
Date |
Organization Visited / Lectures |
Faculty |
Topic |
1 |
12/06/06 |
WIPO |
G.S.JAIYA |
MKT.&INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY/ROLE OF IP STRATEGY IN BUSINESS COMPETITIVENESS |
2 |
13/06/06 |
WEBSTER UNIVERSITY |
NICK BATES/
ELLEN WALLACE |
CRISIS MANAGEMENT |
3 |
14/06/06 |
WTO |
SHISHIR PRIYADARSHI |
INTRODUCTION TO WTO |
4 |
16/08/06 |
CHEESE FACTORY |
NADINE DAFFLON |
MANUFACTURING CHEESE |
5 |
17/06/06 |
UNO(GENEVA) |
ALESSIA BRUNI/GESSIE BELLERIVE |
INTRODUCTION TO UNO |
6 |
19/06/06 |
MICHAEL PAGE |
TULIKA KUMAR |
INTERVIEWING TECHNIQUES |
7 |
19/06/06 |
ITC |
BADRINATH |
SMEs AND INTERNATIONAL TRADE:MEETING THE CHALLENGES OF GLOBALIZATION |
8 |
22/06/06 |
MICHAEL PAGE |
TULIKA KUMAR |
PRIVATE BANKING |
9 |
22/06/06 |
NOVARTIS |
PRATIMAN KUMAR |
CONSUMER AND HEALTH POSITIONING OF NOVARTIS |
Country visited: SWITZERLAND
Batch: PGP/FW/05-07
S. No. |
Date |
Company visited/Lectures |
Faculty |
Topic |
1 |
19/02/06 |
MICHAEL PAGE |
TULIKA KUMAR |
EFFECTIVE INTERVIEW TECHNIQUES |
2 |
20/02/06 |
WIPO |
G.S.JAYA |
WIPO FUNCTIONS |
3 |
21/02/06 |
WTO |
SHISHIR PRIYADARSHI |
INTRODUCTION TO WTO & DOHA DEV. AGENDA |
4 |
22/02/06 |
UN |
ALESSIA BRUNI |
VISIT TO UN |
5 |
23/02/06 |
WEBSTER UNIVERSITY |
NICK BATES |
COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS ON DIFF. ECONOMIES |
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