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HR Conclave December 08, 2018The disruptions brought about by the technological advance-ments are clearly changing the paradigms in almost all the sec-tors. HR is no exception and is being disrupted heavily with theadvent of technologies including Artificial Intelligence, Internetof Things, Machine Learning and Robotics. Industry 4.0 is direct-ly affecting the Education and the HR bringing up the conceptsof Education 4.0 and HR 4.0. However, the human resource stillhas a sustainable competitive advantage that the organisationstoday can rely on. To further elaborate on the issue and to findout the resolutions, JSB, in association with More Than HR(MTHR), organised a one-day HR Conclave on HR 4.0: TheChanging Face of Talent”. Top HR Professionals comprising ofCEOs/CXOs/CFOs/HRC from different sectors of the industrywere present to deliberate and discuss this pertinent topic.Thesession was chaired by Dr. Aquil Busrai, CEO, Aquil BusraiConsulting and a doyen of HR who has mentored dozens ofCEOs and CHROs.The event aimed at forging a mentor-mentee alliance betweenthe HR experts and the students of JSB. The event was organ-ised and managed by the students of the JSB.

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AWARD FROM PROF. AP MITTAL- MEM-SECY, AICTE

MANTHAN 2018CONCLAVE 2018

MANTHAN 2018

HR CONCLAVE 2018

Director’s Message Just One PointThe Spirit of New Year Dr. SK MahapatraFirst of January is not just a day in the Gregorian calendar but itmeans much more. From dawn to dusk, everything feels differ-ent on the first of January. The day would be reckoned as thehappiest day in the World if the feelings of happiness were tobe computed and aggregated as an index for all seven billionpeople on earth. The people are generally happier in a new yearwithout any apparent personal objective to justify their happi-ness. This is one day, when people get to smile more, becomemore generous and more forgiving. People exchange greetingsand good wishes throughout the day, and this gesture sponta-neously extend to strangers who come face to face especially inthe morning hours. The world sees more parties, picnics andcelebrations in the first day of the year. The first day of the yearfeels warmer than the day before or day after due to the spon-taneous exchange and flow of genuine love, affection andgoodwill around the world touching all of mankind.January first is the only festival that can take the status of theonly truly global festival, cutting across geographies, communi-ties, color and creed. The diversities of the World appear like aresplendent mosaic of stars in a clear blue sky on the first dayof the New Year. The first day of the New Year is a Happy Day.The New Year Day is celebrated not because it is ‘new’ as everyday in our life is a new day. The Day is celebrated because, it isa symbolic embryo, which carries in its womb the hopes andaspiration of almost every human being on earth - child, adultor old, for the next 364 days of the year. First of January is aday of Promise and a day of Hope. It is also a day of forgivingand ‘letting go’ of past ‘regrets’. It is a day of “New Commit-ments”. It is a day of new beginning, rejuvenation, infusion ofnew energy. In one word, it’s the Day of Renaissance.

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Page1December Issue NEWSLETTER Vol.3 Issue 9/Jan 05, 2019

HR Conclave December 08, 2018The disruptions brought about by the technological advance-ments are clearly changing the paradigms in almost all the sec-tors. HR is no exception and is being disrupted heavily with theadvent of technologies including Artificial Intelligence, Internetof Things, Machine Learning and Robotics. Industry 4.0 is direct-ly affecting the Education and the HR bringing up the conceptsof Education 4.0 and HR 4.0. However, the human resource stillhas a sustainable competitive advantage that the organisationstoday can rely on. To further elaborate on the issue and to findout the resolutions, JSB, in association with More Than HR(MTHR), organised a one-day HR Conclave on HR 4.0: TheChanging Face of Talent”. Top HR Professionals comprising ofCEOs/CXOs/CFOs/HRC from different sectors of the industrywere present to deliberate and discuss this pertinent topic.Thesession was chaired by Dr. Aquil Busrai, CEO, Aquil BusraiConsulting and a doyen of HR who has mentored dozens ofCEOs and CHROs.The event aimed at forging a mentor-mentee alliance betweenthe HR experts and the students of JSB. The event was organ-ised and managed by the students of the JSB.

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AWARD FROM PROF. AP MITTAL- MEM-SECY, AICTE

MANTHAN 2018CONCLAVE 2018

MANTHAN 2018

HR CONCLAVE 2018

Director’s Message Just One PointThe Spirit of New Year Dr. SK MahapatraFirst of January is not just a day in the Gregorian calendar but itmeans much more. From dawn to dusk, everything feels differ-ent on the first of January. The day would be reckoned as thehappiest day in the World if the feelings of happiness were tobe computed and aggregated as an index for all seven billionpeople on earth. The people are generally happier in a new yearwithout any apparent personal objective to justify their happi-ness. This is one day, when people get to smile more, becomemore generous and more forgiving. People exchange greetingsand good wishes throughout the day, and this gesture sponta-neously extend to strangers who come face to face especially inthe morning hours. The world sees more parties, picnics andcelebrations in the first day of the year. The first day of the yearfeels warmer than the day before or day after due to the spon-taneous exchange and flow of genuine love, affection andgoodwill around the world touching all of mankind.January first is the only festival that can take the status of theonly truly global festival, cutting across geographies, communi-ties, color and creed. The diversities of the World appear like aresplendent mosaic of stars in a clear blue sky on the first dayof the New Year. The first day of the New Year is a Happy Day.The New Year Day is celebrated not because it is ‘new’ as everyday in our life is a new day. The Day is celebrated because, it isa symbolic embryo, which carries in its womb the hopes andaspiration of almost every human being on earth - child, adultor old, for the next 364 days of the year. First of January is aday of Promise and a day of Hope. It is also a day of forgivingand ‘letting go’ of past ‘regrets’. It is a day of “New Commit-ments”. It is a day of new beginning, rejuvenation, infusion ofnew energy. In one word, it’s the Day of Renaissance.

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Page1December Issue NEWSLETTER Vol.3 Issue 9/Jan 05, 2019

HR Conclave December 08, 2018The disruptions brought about by the technological advance-ments are clearly changing the paradigms in almost all the sec-tors. HR is no exception and is being disrupted heavily with theadvent of technologies including Artificial Intelligence, Internetof Things, Machine Learning and Robotics. Industry 4.0 is direct-ly affecting the Education and the HR bringing up the conceptsof Education 4.0 and HR 4.0. However, the human resource stillhas a sustainable competitive advantage that the organisationstoday can rely on. To further elaborate on the issue and to findout the resolutions, JSB, in association with More Than HR(MTHR), organised a one-day HR Conclave on HR 4.0: TheChanging Face of Talent”. Top HR Professionals comprising ofCEOs/CXOs/CFOs/HRC from different sectors of the industrywere present to deliberate and discuss this pertinent topic.Thesession was chaired by Dr. Aquil Busrai, CEO, Aquil BusraiConsulting and a doyen of HR who has mentored dozens ofCEOs and CHROs.The event aimed at forging a mentor-mentee alliance betweenthe HR experts and the students of JSB. The event was organ-ised and managed by the students of the JSB.

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AWARD FROM PROF. AP MITTAL- MEM-SECY, AICTE

MANTHAN 2018CONCLAVE 2018

MANTHAN 2018

HR CONCLAVE 2018

Director’s Message Just One PointThe Spirit of New Year Dr. SK MahapatraFirst of January is not just a day in the Gregorian calendar but itmeans much more. From dawn to dusk, everything feels differ-ent on the first of January. The day would be reckoned as thehappiest day in the World if the feelings of happiness were tobe computed and aggregated as an index for all seven billionpeople on earth. The people are generally happier in a new yearwithout any apparent personal objective to justify their happi-ness. This is one day, when people get to smile more, becomemore generous and more forgiving. People exchange greetingsand good wishes throughout the day, and this gesture sponta-neously extend to strangers who come face to face especially inthe morning hours. The world sees more parties, picnics andcelebrations in the first day of the year. The first day of the yearfeels warmer than the day before or day after due to the spon-taneous exchange and flow of genuine love, affection andgoodwill around the world touching all of mankind.January first is the only festival that can take the status of theonly truly global festival, cutting across geographies, communi-ties, color and creed. The diversities of the World appear like aresplendent mosaic of stars in a clear blue sky on the first dayof the New Year. The first day of the New Year is a Happy Day.The New Year Day is celebrated not because it is ‘new’ as everyday in our life is a new day. The Day is celebrated because, it isa symbolic embryo, which carries in its womb the hopes andaspiration of almost every human being on earth - child, adultor old, for the next 364 days of the year. First of January is aday of Promise and a day of Hope. It is also a day of forgivingand ‘letting go’ of past ‘regrets’. It is a day of “New Commit-ments”. It is a day of new beginning, rejuvenation, infusion ofnew energy. In one word, it’s the Day of Renaissance.

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Inter-College Debate Competition December 01, 2018MANTHAN -The annual inter-college debate competition under theaegis of Centre for Development & Change was held at JSB on 1stDecember 2018. The event saw a participation of 73 teams from dif-ferent colleges in Delhi & NCR. The theme for the debate was “Ed-ucation 4.0” which is all about aligning the skills of the studentswith the requirements of the Industry. It focuses on creating a pro-ductive workforce for the industry that is completely technologydriven. Educational Paradigms need to be changed or shifted withevery revolution and thus, Education 4.0 must follow the needs ofIndustry 4.0.

The event began with the traditional lamp lighting ceremony. The programmewas inaugurated by Sh. N. R. Dash, Group General Manager (Electrical), Dedi-cated Freight Corridor Corporation of India, who graced the occasion as theChief Guest. In his address, he talked about the changes being brought about inthe education sector due to technological advancements. He also wished theparticipants good luck for the competition.The Director, JSB, Dr. SK Mahapatra welcomed the Guests and the participantsto the event. The juries for the event comprised of eminent Academicians andexperts from the industry.

The teams from NIET, Greater Noida, Modern College, Ghaziabad, andABES Engineering College, Ghaziabad secured the First, Second and Thirdpositions respectively. The winning teams will be awarded the trophies andthe prizes during the grand Founder’s Day celebration at JSB on 16th Janu-ary 2019.The Chief Guest for the Valedictory session Shri Vinod Malhotra, Member,Board of Governors, and Advisor, JGEI, in his address, applauded thespeakers for their very relevant views and enthusiasm of the participantsand urged them to keep up the spirit. Dr. SK Mahapatra, Director, JSB con-gratulated the participants for their efforts and commitment.

Workshop on SPSS December 12, 2018The Centre for Advanced Data Analytics organized a Half-day workshop on “Es-sentials of Microsoft Excel” for JSB students delivered by Dr. Nitin Kr Saxena,Associate Professor-Marketing. The workshop covered 16 plus functions of MSExcel like 3D Sum, Sum-if, Pivot tables, Lookups used in day to day analytics bythe professionals in all area. Students enjoyed the hands-on experience of vari-ous MS Excel functions. The datasets provided to the students were real-life datafrom different companies. It started with the cleaning of the data & preparingthe same for further insights. Students also prepared the sales dashboard show-ing current rate, desired rate along with day to day achievement.

CEGR AWARD TO JSB FOR BEST MANAGEMENT COLLEGE IN NORTHINDIA FOR INDUSTRY INTERFACE 2018

AWARD FOR JSBJaipuria School of Business received an Award as Best Manage-ment College in North India in Industry Interface awarded byCenter for Education Growth & Research, on 21st December at aConference on Innovation & Research.JSB has also been nominated as the Best Institution forAcademic Excellence in India by Asia Pacific Education &Technology Summit- 2019, alongwith ASSOCHAM & Education Post. The award ceremony hasbeen scheduled on 3rd JanuaryDr. SK Mahapatra also received “Rashtriya Shiksha GauravPuraskar 2018” at the above Research & Innovation Summit Healso addressed the Conference held on the occasion to deliber-ate on the status of Research and Innovation in India

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Decoding Happiness – An Interactive session at DMA December 20, 2018Delhi Management Association organized an interactive session on “Decoding Happiness” in collaboration with Jaipuria School ofBusiness on 20th December 2018. Shri Vinod Malhotra, Member-BoG, JSB conducted the session at the DMA Conference Hall atIHC, New Delhi. Senior members of DMA including Dr SK Mahapatra participated in the event and were enthralled by the eruditeexposition of the simple formula of happiness which can lift the happiness quotient of anyone to infinity level, only by the applica-tion of Nishkaam Karma and Forgiveness.

Finance Gym – A Workshop on Finance December 12, 2018

The finance department of JSB organized a one day Workshop titled “FinanceGym” for the students at its campus. The facilitator for the session was Mr.Bhanu Pratap Singh, a corporate trainer and a business consultant with richindustry experience. The event was divided into two parts – first, a session byMr. Singh on the basic information about various financial tools and termsincluding Mutual funds, stocks, shares, debentures, SIP, Equity, etc. and thesecond part was devoted to an Online Simulated Wealth ManagementGame. The students who performed wee also given prizes for their outstand-ing performances.

The students were given a case to study and analyze. During the online simulated game, students were divided into teams and weregiven virtual money which they were supposed to invest in the virtual market. The aim of the teams was to manage the portfolioand earn as much profit as possible through investments. Students had a wonderful time and a very informative interaction. Thebest performers, in terms of earning maximum returns, were awarded prizes.

National Conference December 14, 2018The students of JSB led by Dean of Academics - Dr. Timira Shukla and Associate Prof – DrNitin K Saxena attended a National Conference conducted by Delhi Management Associ-ation (DMA) as ‘special invitees’. The theme of the Conference was “Future of Technol-ogy: Unleashing the Power in Business”.The Chief Guest of the Conference was Mr.Suresh Prabhu, Union Minister of Commerce, GoI.It was a great learning experience for the students as they got an opportunity to acquireknowledge as well as Managerial Skills. The major focus of the Conference was on explain-ing latest trend in Technology which includes processes and products ranging from driver-less cars, smart robots (bots as the cool people call them), artificial intelligence (AI), andinternet of things (IoT), big data analytics, cloud computing, and virtual reality (VR).

Keynote speaker Mr. Anindya Basu, Senior Managing Director, Accenture,explained beautifully that disruptions is the reality and is not something that is tobe feared. Disruptions have a predictable pattern and if one can analyze the pat-tern it can be used as a tool for the growth of the organization.Mr. Mukul Ghanekar, CEO, AVL India discussed Leveraging Machine Learningfor Enhanced Customer Experience. Prof Rajendra Pratap Gupta, Policy Advisor,Union Govt. of India enlightened us on Digital Health in India: 2019 and beyond.Mr. Krishna Prasad, CEO, Interaction One & CEO, Mobmerry threw light onVoice and IoT as future technologies. The prime attraction of the Conference was“Inaya” the AI-powered robot and drones which can be controlled by the move-ment of palms

Page4Cosmic Energy – A Précis writing WorkshopThe Center for Creativity and Innovation of JSB organized a Preciswriting session for the First Year Student on 17th December 2018. Thestudents wrote a précis of the book “Cosmic Energy” written by Sh.Vinod Malhotra. The students made a presentation of the same infront of the author who appreciated the writing and presentation skillsof the students. Shri Malhotra also shared useful tips on sharpeningtheir communication skills.Preparing summaries, précis, reports and other shortened versions ofthe written texts is not an easy task as the essence and meaning of theoriginal text have to be retained. The exercise familiarised the studentswith the basic rules that need to be followed while preparing the short-ened versions of what they read or hear.Jaipuria School of Business follows an unique strategy for enhancingthe communication skills of the students in a well-rounded manner.Faculty & Staff News

Prof Yusuf Mehdi attended a National Conference on “Posi-tioning India on the Global Education Map: Strategies andRoad Map” on 14th December, 2018 organised by EPSI.

Dr. Timira Shukla conducted a training programme on Market-ing for international delegates at the NIESBUD on 18th De-cember 2018. (Picture below)

Prof Bhupender Singh, Dr. Parul Tyagi and Ms. Lalita Tyagi at-tended a 2-day FDP on "Android Controlled Robots & Internetof Things (IoT)" at JIM, Ghaziabad on 20-21 Dec, 2018.

Dr. SP Verma attended the 2nd National Public EnterpriseConference organized by SHRM India at the Scope Complex.New Delhi on 18th December 2018.

Dr. Santosh Kumar, Faculty JSB attended a seminar on BlockChain held on 29th December 2018 at Sisoft, Indirapuram

Excursion cum Leadership TourThe students and faculty of JSB went foran Excursion cum Leadership Trip to Dhanaulti, Uttarakhandfrom 22nd December 2018 to 24th December 2018. The tripincluded sightseeing, team building activities and moderateadventure activities. The students were accompanied byProf. Yusuf Mehdi, Mr. Sushant Sinha, Mr. Nitesh Srivastava,Ms. Sweety Singh and members of the Admission team. 42students from 1st and 2nd year took part in this trip.

The students went for anature walk in the refresh-ing and serene environ-ment of the hills. It provid-ed them a relief from thecity pollution. The snowcapped Himalayan peaksoffered a majestic view.

The students visited theSurkunda Devi Templewhich is one of the high-est point in Dhanaulti.They offered prayers atthe temple after com-pleting a long and diffi-cult trek.

The trek exposed the teamto various wonderful viewsof the wild Himalayasthroughout and the view atthe top of the hill made thetrekking worthwhile. Hun-dreds of pics were alsoclicked during the trekking.

The students engagedin various adventureactivities which in-volved proving theirfitness mettle. Theyhad a refreshing breakand returned at cam-pus in high spirits.

The Chairman of JGEI, ShriShishir Jaipuria has been rec-ognized for his contribution to-wards the development of thenation through his work at theSocial and Business EnterpriseResponsible Awards 2018.The award ceremony was heldat the Teen Murti Bhawan on 6th

December 2018 under the aegisof Sabera Summit & Awards

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Ushering in the New YearThe faculty and staff of JSB bade farewell to year 2018 andgot ready to welcome year 2019 in a small ceremony in pres-ence of the Director.

Just One Point (Contd from Page 1)The students of Jaipuria School of Business, who will be com-pleting their management education and commencing theircorporate career in 2019, deserve all our good wishes forachieving success in their final examinations and professionalcareer. It is a matter of great satisfaction for our Institute thatall the bonafide students have already received one or morejob offers while they are still in campus and some have evenstarted apprenticing with their benefactors. We wish all ofthem good luck and god speed in their career. I will like toreiterate once again at this point two important thoughtsthey must carry with them into their future. First, rememberto stay grateful to your parents, teachers and friends, and allthose faces and hands, seen and unseen, who have helpedyou to grow in life unto this stage. Secondly, remember thatwhere you start your career is not as important as where youwould finish your career. Many climbers set off from the basecamp with months of preparation and hard-work, but the fewwho get to reach the top of the Mount Everest, are the oneswho don’t get carried away with early success or disheart-ened with their slow progress in the early stages. The onewho eventually gets to the top, has the right attitude of te-nacity, and valour without pride. The winner keeps trying andpushing ahead despite the early setbacks and rough weatherthat come along the way.Wishing all readers, a happy new year 2019. May your wishesbe granted by the Almighty. May the Supreme Power, be-stow upon you success with humility

HR Conclave (contd from Page 1)Renowned HR professionals who participated in the conclave in-cluded Mr. Rajesh Kamath, Founder of Chanakya ConsultingInsights & Co-founder of MTHR; Mr. Adit Jain, Founder & CEOof Leena AI; Ms. Runa Maitra, Founder & Director of PeopleTalent international; Ms Debjani Roy, Chief People Officer atSRL Diagnostics Ltd., India; Dr. Ranjana Mittal, AGM & SeniorFaculty Member at the Power Management Institute of NTPC,Noida; Mr. Sabih Ahmad Kidwai, Director, Learning Solutions& Director – HR at Schneider Electric. Infrastructure Ltd.; Ms.Pooja Mallik, Group Head HR at DMI Finance Pvt. Ltd.; and Mr.Deepak Chaudhary, CEO at Audi, New Delhi, West.

The event, entirely organised by the students, commenced withthe traditional lamp lighting ceremony to invoke blessings ofGoddess Saraswati followed by a welcome address by Dr S. K.Mahapatra, Director. The Chief Guest, Dr. Aquil Busrai, in his in-augural address beautifully delineated the various challenges andopportunities for the HR today and set the perfect stage for fur-ther deliberations.

Ms. Archana Mehra along with some students of JSB participat-ed in a marathon “Run to Breathe Ghaziabad” on 16th Decem-ber 2018

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Ushering in the New YearThe faculty and staff of JSB bade farewell to year 2018 andgot ready to welcome year 2019 in a small ceremony in pres-ence of the Director.

Just One Point (Contd from Page 1)The students of Jaipuria School of Business, who will be com-pleting their management education and commencing theircorporate career in 2019, deserve all our good wishes forachieving success in their final examinations and professionalcareer. It is a matter of great satisfaction for our Institute thatall the bonafide students have already received one or morejob offers while they are still in campus and some have evenstarted apprenticing with their benefactors. We wish all ofthem good luck and god speed in their career. I will like toreiterate once again at this point two important thoughtsthey must carry with them into their future. First, rememberto stay grateful to your parents, teachers and friends, and allthose faces and hands, seen and unseen, who have helpedyou to grow in life unto this stage. Secondly, remember thatwhere you start your career is not as important as where youwould finish your career. Many climbers set off from the basecamp with months of preparation and hard-work, but the fewwho get to reach the top of the Mount Everest, are the oneswho don’t get carried away with early success or disheart-ened with their slow progress in the early stages. The onewho eventually gets to the top, has the right attitude of te-nacity, and valour without pride. The winner keeps trying andpushing ahead despite the early setbacks and rough weatherthat come along the way.Wishing all readers, a happy new year 2019. May your wishesbe granted by the Almighty. May the Supreme Power, be-stow upon you success with humility

HR Conclave (contd from Page 1)Renowned HR professionals who participated in the conclave in-cluded Mr. Rajesh Kamath, Founder of Chanakya ConsultingInsights & Co-founder of MTHR; Mr. Adit Jain, Founder & CEOof Leena AI; Ms. Runa Maitra, Founder & Director of PeopleTalent international; Ms Debjani Roy, Chief People Officer atSRL Diagnostics Ltd., India; Dr. Ranjana Mittal, AGM & SeniorFaculty Member at the Power Management Institute of NTPC,Noida; Mr. Sabih Ahmad Kidwai, Director, Learning Solutions& Director – HR at Schneider Electric. Infrastructure Ltd.; Ms.Pooja Mallik, Group Head HR at DMI Finance Pvt. Ltd.; and Mr.Deepak Chaudhary, CEO at Audi, New Delhi, West.

The event, entirely organised by the students, commenced withthe traditional lamp lighting ceremony to invoke blessings ofGoddess Saraswati followed by a welcome address by Dr S. K.Mahapatra, Director. The Chief Guest, Dr. Aquil Busrai, in his in-augural address beautifully delineated the various challenges andopportunities for the HR today and set the perfect stage for fur-ther deliberations.

Ms. Archana Mehra along with some students of JSB participat-ed in a marathon “Run to Breathe Ghaziabad” on 16th Decem-ber 2018

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Ushering in the New YearThe faculty and staff of JSB bade farewell to year 2018 andgot ready to welcome year 2019 in a small ceremony in pres-ence of the Director.

Just One Point (Contd from Page 1)The students of Jaipuria School of Business, who will be com-pleting their management education and commencing theircorporate career in 2019, deserve all our good wishes forachieving success in their final examinations and professionalcareer. It is a matter of great satisfaction for our Institute thatall the bonafide students have already received one or morejob offers while they are still in campus and some have evenstarted apprenticing with their benefactors. We wish all ofthem good luck and god speed in their career. I will like toreiterate once again at this point two important thoughtsthey must carry with them into their future. First, rememberto stay grateful to your parents, teachers and friends, and allthose faces and hands, seen and unseen, who have helpedyou to grow in life unto this stage. Secondly, remember thatwhere you start your career is not as important as where youwould finish your career. Many climbers set off from the basecamp with months of preparation and hard-work, but the fewwho get to reach the top of the Mount Everest, are the oneswho don’t get carried away with early success or disheart-ened with their slow progress in the early stages. The onewho eventually gets to the top, has the right attitude of te-nacity, and valour without pride. The winner keeps trying andpushing ahead despite the early setbacks and rough weatherthat come along the way.Wishing all readers, a happy new year 2019. May your wishesbe granted by the Almighty. May the Supreme Power, be-stow upon you success with humility

HR Conclave (contd from Page 1)Renowned HR professionals who participated in the conclave in-cluded Mr. Rajesh Kamath, Founder of Chanakya ConsultingInsights & Co-founder of MTHR; Mr. Adit Jain, Founder & CEOof Leena AI; Ms. Runa Maitra, Founder & Director of PeopleTalent international; Ms Debjani Roy, Chief People Officer atSRL Diagnostics Ltd., India; Dr. Ranjana Mittal, AGM & SeniorFaculty Member at the Power Management Institute of NTPC,Noida; Mr. Sabih Ahmad Kidwai, Director, Learning Solutions& Director – HR at Schneider Electric. Infrastructure Ltd.; Ms.Pooja Mallik, Group Head HR at DMI Finance Pvt. Ltd.; and Mr.Deepak Chaudhary, CEO at Audi, New Delhi, West.

The event, entirely organised by the students, commenced withthe traditional lamp lighting ceremony to invoke blessings ofGoddess Saraswati followed by a welcome address by Dr S. K.Mahapatra, Director. The Chief Guest, Dr. Aquil Busrai, in his in-augural address beautifully delineated the various challenges andopportunities for the HR today and set the perfect stage for fur-ther deliberations.

Ms. Archana Mehra along with some students of JSB participat-ed in a marathon “Run to Breathe Ghaziabad” on 16th Decem-ber 2018

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