All India Management Association (AIMA) will organise a two-day management convention which is expected to be attended by over 1,000 professionals from corporate world, academia and politics. | |
| Christened AIMA-Naval Tata National Management Convention to pay tribute to the doyen of Indian industry, Naval Tata, the convention will witness a host of industry leaders to talk about their experience and mistakes so that the young professionals take a lesson or two, said AIMA president R Gopalakrishnan. |
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| Gopalakrishnan said, "The country is in a state of resurgence and growth. The goal of AIMA is to lead the management movement because more than ever before the role of young professional managers is at the forefront." |
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| He added AIMA was focussed on raising the professional competence of managers to enhance their contribution in building and developing the nation. |
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| "The changing role of AIMA in the management space has motivated us to go for a brand refreshment. That has made us evolve a contemporary logo to replace the old one," Sunil Alagh, senior vice-president of AIMA, said. Alagh and Gopalakrishnan unveiled the new logo of AIMA. |
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| The speakers who are expected to address the convention include Kumar Mangalam Birla, Gautam Thapar, Rajiv Bajaj, Nandan Nilekani, Sitaram Yechury, Baba Kalyani, Subir Raha, Naina Lal Kidwai, B Muthuraman, Rajive Kaul and Tarun Das. |
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