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IIPM Mumbai Human Factor |
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The badge ceremony |
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The Balancing act |
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The Orange team strikesa pose before the training programme |
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The red rangers with Mr. Shouvick Dutta |
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The red team struggles to balance |
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the Star Squad Series 2008.JPG |
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The striking yellow team |
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The teams get ready for the flag relay race |
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Star Sqaud Series 2008
Date: 12th February 2008
Venue: K. V. Resort, Karnala
The “Star Squad Series” is a team building program to encourage interaction between the IIPM- Planman staff and students. In its second year SSS-2 had participation from over 100 students and nearly 10 IIPM-Planman staff. The event was organized with the aim to develop the ability to coordinate and communicate in a team of 15 people who have different backgrounds.
Though the training program was scheduled the 12th of February the ice breaking session was carried out on the 9th of February where in the team members were introduced to each other and were given their very first task of creating their own brand name logo and slogan with the basic materials provided to each team. Painted face, weird tag lines, roars and howls were order of the day. The day was exciting. It was just beginning. Six teams were lined up for 12th of the month.
7:00 a.m. and an unusual sight outside the IIPM campus- a crowd of more than 100 people gathered, waiting to head to K. V. resort Karnala. The event began with a formal badge ceremony for all the Captains (IIPM & Planman staff) & Vice captains (Student representative). The training games were then played with all the teams- each teaching the participants about a new learning.
The training program ended with the award ceremony where the wining team was awarded with Gold medals. Each team also voted for the Best Team Member who was honored with medal. As a token of remembrance each participant was given a slam book with their team picture on it. |
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Crossing the Mine Field |
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Green Tribals celebrate their victory |
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Krazy Purple framing the moment |
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Pro-Glow Yellow |
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Refueling the body! |
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| Sprinting away- All Tied Up! |
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Students show off their mementos after the training program |
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The Badge Ceremony |
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The Blue Prints cheering for victory! |
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The Green Tribals warm up a day prior to the training program |
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| The Orangers Salute! |
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The Red Devils show off their team spirit a day before the training proggram |
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Star Squad Series 2007
Date: 21st February 2007
Venue: Harshgiri Lake Resort
IIPM, Mumbai organized a unique activity for the batch of PGP (06-08)/ FW to enhance their team building skills. The training and development program was named as “Star Squad Series”.
It is unique because this was also a session to create a better bond between IIPM internal staff and students. 94 students along with 8 staff members were taken to the Harshgiri Lake Resort for the one day training program. Students were divided in to 6 teams and each team was headed by a staff member. The mood was set a day prior to the event when a special photo shoot was conducted for each team for promotion purpose. As per the colours given to each team the team dressed and posed for the snaps.
The next day began with the badge ceremony of the captain (Staff) and Vice- Captiain (Student) by the Dean- Mr. Shouvick Dutta. A series of management games were played all day long which thrilled all present at the venue. Teams ensured that no time was wasted at the venue hence even during the breakfast, lunch and evening tea time, teams were busy either developing strategies or improving their branding at the venue.
Towards the end the best team was awarded with Parker Pens and the names of the best captain and vice captains were disclosed. And each member at the Star Squad Series was given a memento as a token of remembrance. All in all it was fun packed day with loads of learning that came their way through the management games. |
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ADSTRAT
Date: 15th September 2005
Venue: IIPM, Mumbai
The Human Factor club at IIPM, Mumbai just does not stop exploring new horizons for the brighter future of the students. In an effort to identify the role of an HR professional in the advertising world the club carried out an extensive research. The students then made a presentation to the club members and to Prof. Anjali M. The faculty appreciated the efforts of the students and also gave them further insight on the advertising world.
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Students play management games during the training session |
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Each group distinguishes from the other during the introductory round |
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Outdoor Training Program
Date: 24th July 2006
Venue: Khopoli
The Human Factor Club took 30 students for an Outdoor Training Program to Khopoli on the outskirts of Mumbai. The training emphasized on developing Team Building, Stress management, Group Coordination and Risk taking abilities.
Competency Mapping and Tata Business Model
Date: 14th October 2004
Venue: IIPM, Mumbai
The Human Factor Meeting organized a presentation on the 14th of October 2004. The topics covered were:
- The Tata Business Excellence Model – Presented by Dhiraj Chaddha
- Competency Mapping – Presented by Noor and Deepak.
Dhiraj Chaddha presented the ‘Tata Business Excellence Model’ and outlined the merits and demerits of the same. Comparisons were also made in accordance to certifications already existing in the market. There was a deep discussion with regard to the uses of concepts such as benchmarking and theories such as ‘6 sigma’ methodologies.
Noor and Dipak began their presentation on Competency Mapping soon after. While Dipak began with the essentials of mapping competency in an organization Noor managed to provide considerable substance to the discussion by adding his experience during his Summer Project with Alstrom, India Ltd, a manufacturing company, that had employed him to orchestrate a Competency Mapping exercise across the lower levels of the organization. |
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