Ramesh Datla elected CII, Southern Region Chairman

Chairman and Managing Director of Hyderabad-based ELICO Ltd Ramesh Datla and Vice-Chairman of Toyota Kirloskar Motor Vikram Kirloskar have been elected Chairman and Deputy Chairman, respectively, for trade body CII, Southern Region.
Datla and Kirloskar were elected for the period 2016-17, at the first meeting of the Southern Regional Council held in Chennai today, a Confederation of Indian Industry press release said.
Datla served in various responsibilities including as the Past Chairman, CII National Committee.
Kirloskar was Past Chairman of CII Innovation Council and Global Innovation and Technology Alliance Board.
Dr. Atul Chauhan - Chancellor, Amity University shared
his thoughts on this path-breaking partnership and revealed some of the highlights of the programmes. "The partnership between an apex industry body like CII and Amity, India's top private university will result in industry integrated competency based education which is practice-led. Importance will also be given to soft skills to produce a better class of professional. Students will get to interact with experts from the top of the Logistics and manufacturing industries who will be part of the faculty. They will get access to live case studies and will gain invaluable insights from leaders in the field."

"The school will be established at our Noida Campus and we plan to have more campuses established in major cities including New Delhi (NCR), Mumbai, Chennai, Vishakhapatnam & Kolkata."

He concluded by explaining how the CII School of
Logistics will contribute to India's national development on multiple levels. "India is an emerging logistics hub and Delhi NCR is one of the largest warehousing nodes in India. The Warehousing market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 10% and the Freight Forwarding market at a CAGR of 12% till 2020. This means quality has to not just be maintained but improved rapidly as well to become a major global logistics hub."

"A developed globalized Logistics & Supply Chain Management System is vital for the success of the Government of India's for 'Make-in-India' plan. By producing world-class professionals,
the school will contribute on this front as well." About CII Institute of Logistics (CIL): The Indian logistics market accounts for $90 billion and is slated to grow at the compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of over 16% from 2007-10. To address the need of sharpening India Inc's competitive edge through better Logistics and Supply Chain practices, CII Institute of Logistics (CIL) was established in 2004 by the Confederation of Indian Industry as a Center of Excellence in Logistics and Supply Chain. At CII Institute of Logistics we create a platform for the Industry to gain more insights into the emerging trends, industry specific problems of national importance and global best practices in logistics & supply chain management.

We enable the industry to cut down the transaction cost, increase efficiency, and enhance profitability and enable to sensitize and bring solutions to macro level issues.
For more information, visit: http://www.Ciischooloflogistics.Com
For further Information, please contact:
Mr. John Varghese
Confederation of Indian Industry
9788116600/+91-44-42928906
Varghese.John@cii.In
R.Venkatramanan
Venkat.Ramanan@tinacca.