All students gathered in the auditorium and were given a welcoming speech by our senior FMB Program candidates, they shared their practical experiences from the program, and gave us a frank advice i. e. to remain focused, retain learning’s, attend all the lectures, on time submission of assignments, avoid partial group behavior, etc. which was like an eye opener for us. We were then divided into two groups i. e.
GROUP I & GROUP II, I was part of the latter group and therefore we had to remain in the same room, we were then accompanied by Prof Jyotsna Shah and was to improve our verbal ability and confidence, in which we had to address a speech to our group of 35 members on any desired topic , for a minute and half , I learned in this about my group members ideologies and likes , it also influenced me to know about myself in knowing time taken in decision making which was a reality check , simultaneously video recordings were done and replayed in order to correct the correct postures , loudness , expressions etc.
The class of 75 was then amalgamated again, and Sir Mac Fernandes accompanied us with his valuable learning’s on World Competitive Report, which was a reality check for us Indians, as I realized the countries’ economy is in a very bad shape, also something that inspired me was Sir Mac’s fundamentals in life, he believed in First 25 years to learn and apply for a job ( 0 – 25 yrs) Then 25 years to work hard and settle in life (25 – 50 yrs) Then rest of the life giving back to the society via social deeds (50 yrs onwards)
The Essay on Times This Group Life Mass Media
What is going on with the human? In this days I have been thinking about which point I will write. This is a kind of difficult and complex lecture. It is not so easy to understand and you have to read it a couple of times to get it but after the class I though what kind of life I am living; a life based in ME or in OTHERS. I think all the Mass Media, special TV, had been changing the way of life ...
He also taught us an amazing business strategy for flourishing ones business ie Low cost of production Differentiation in product Market Focus Day 2, Date 1st March 2014, Our Day started with Saturday Samagam by Mr Suraj Sood , on his terms of ups and downs in life, and his fighting like a warrior inspired me , also his business knowledge in various fields were impressive and worked on me in a positive way Then Mrs Charu Sabnavis took our lecture on individual personality traits, which were divided among 4 categories 1. Driver 2.
Amiable 3. Analyst 4. Expressive Each term was explained with a video, and I was declared as AMIABLE in nature. Then Sir Umesh Dhand , took our lecture on Value Chain and Marketing , he explained it to us through his wonderful presentation and said an individual must have K. A. S. H before starting or while doing a particular business. K. A. S. H stands for K = Knowledge A = Attitude S = Skills H = Habits Day 3 , Date : 2nd March 2014. Sir Vishal Thakker took our lecture on Business Fundamentals, to which he said the key points being:
Marketing Leadership Finance He also gave us a few websites to refer all the time i. e. SHCIL. com and moneybhai. com in order to gain stock market training. We also did a group exercise on choosing the correct company to invest with the sum of 1 LAC Rupees, on the basis of Income Revenue Statement, on two companies Wise or Prudent, my group and I were confident on a positive approach towards ‘Wise’ so we went forward with it on all the statistics.
Then we had a lecture by Sir Parimal Merchant on Stability and growth of an airline company, we were split again into a strength of 35 students and were given separate computers, to do an activity of running an airline company, for a period of 10 years, with consistent growth and profit , with a very few success rate in the activity it was concluded by Sir that success can only be achieved through STABILITY , SURVIVAL AND GROWTH. Then Sir Parimal Merchant on BRICS Report took a whole class lecture of 75 students, which was informative of the countries bilateral and unilateral trades.
The Term Paper on What Business Can Learn from Open Source
Lately companies have been paying more attention to open source. Ten years ago there seemed a real danger Microsoft would extend its monopoly to servers. It seems safe to say now that open source has prevented that. A recent survey found 52% of companies are replacing Windows servers with Linux servers. [1] More significant, I think, is which 52% they are. At this point, anyone proposing to run ...
Day 4 , Date 3rd March 2014. We were shown a biography on great personality Sir Aditya Birla and his accomplishments, I learnt complete ratio of a perfect father, businessman, socialist and personality. Followed networking breakfast, which was knowing of our batch mates over some healthy meals, I came to know about colleagues and their business, the way of socializing was interesting and the best way to break ice amongst individuals
We were then given a topic from book Smart choice ie Tradeoffs, we had to make a group presentation on it to which we learnt adjustments and correct timing was very important in running a business. Followed by a doing a presentation on the reference of the book ‘Made in America by Sam Walton’. What I learnt from the book was that Mr. Walton was very much cost managing, time efficient and risk taking individual which made him a successful businessman.
Day 5 , Date 4th March 2014 We learnt introduction to Costing from Prof Latha Laxminarayan, further classified into direct and indirect costing . Then we learnt, Capitaline fundamental by Sir Rajiv Agarwal and importance of capital in business Followed by lecture by Sir Shamish Dalal, to which he taught us, the correct way to question our elders, juniors and subordinates, the lecture also consisted of a group activity. Day 6 , Date 5th March 2014
We were given an enhanced view on Management by Sir Parimal Merchant, which was very much inspiring especially on the auction of 100 rupees note, in order to gain correct thing at correct time and an amazing example of how FMB program changed life of a Tailor into a 100 crore business, which pointed that life is full of opportunities. Thanking the whole committee, staff and teachers once again , id like to say that I learnt a lot from the first experience and look forward in understanding more concepts and teachings from everyone .
Rochester Business Plan Golden Ticket
ROC On to the Inner Loop A Marketing Plan to Retain Rochester's Youth Rochester's 18-28 year old population has been leaving this city in mass amounts. This is common knowledge, and our plan is targeted towards the target audience in efforts to keep them here for a longer duration of time. We feel that there are several beautiful attractions that make up the Greater Rochester Area of which this ...
