Skip to main content
VARINDIA
Breaking
Image Gallery

MDI Gurgaon deliberates on recovering economic environments

2 min read0 views
Share:

MDI Gurgaon, one of the top Business schools in India, is conducting a Global Conference on the theme, "Managing in Recovering Markets" between 5th - 7th March, 2014. The conference will serve as a rich platform for the presentation of research papers, views and discussions from some of the most notable researchers, academicians and policy-makers of the country.  

In association with its worldwide partner institutions, MDI will hold four such international conferences every year for the next three years. The primary objective of the series is not only to enhance research in the area but also give relevance to the thought process which would evolve, thus making a lasting change. Besides the one held in March in Gurgaon, there are three other conferences slated to be held in October, November and December 2014 in South Asia, Australia or North America respectively.

 

Some of the subjects that will be deliberated upon are Consumer Preferences and Marketing Management, CSR, Emerging Economy and Human Resource Management, Strategic HRM and Organizational Behavior, Strategic Marketing and Brand Management, Strategic Procurement and Pricing, ERP, Retail, ICT, And Social Media, Equity Markets, Banking and Financial Management Etc.

Prof. Mukul Gupta, Director, MDI Gurgaon said, “The conference will prove to be a very stimulating event for all the participants and students. We have received and reviewed around 150 papers on the subject of recovering economic environments. One can look forward to both fresh and seasoned perspectives emerging out of the conference with luminaries and thought leaders from across a variety of fields bringing forth their views.”

During the conference, Balaji, MD, Nokia explained, “The role of leaders in today’s scenario is all about making a choice that is, growing with the market or growing faster than the market. There are expectations set across by all the stakeholders which involves constant engagement and communication, and hence organizations have to grow faster than the market.”