BUSINESS OF MANAGEMENT

BUSINESS OF MANAGEMENT

WHILE ON THE ONE HAND, INDIA IS ADVANCING AS AN EMERGING MARKET FOR LUXURY GOODS, NEARLY 70% OF ITS POPULATION LIVE IN RURAL AREAS, OFTEN WITHOUT ACCESS TO WATER, ELECTRICITY OR EDUCATION. THE
FOLLOWING MANAGEMENT PROGRAMMES REFLECT THE SCALE AND COMPLEXITY OF THE SECOND FASTEST GROWING ECONOMY IN THE WORLD.

BACK TO THE ROOTS: Rural managers during a discussion

 

GLOBAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAMME ON LUXURY MANAGEMENT

IIMA-ESSEC
This programme will provide an in-depth training on the luxury market and the exciting opportunities for India in this industry. Studying the business models and best practices of the luxury market participants will strengthen their understanding of management competencies in the luxury industry. Drawing on the expertise of both schools of higher education, students will expand and share horizons of knowledge in the business context of the Indian and French/European luxury markets. In understanding the nuances of this unique sector and the intangibles that make the industry unique, participants will gain a competitive advantage in these two challenging markets that will allow them to transform the 'emerging market' of India into an industry leader in luxury goods.
   www.iimahd.ernet.in

POST GRADUATE PROGRAMME IN RURAL MANAGEMENT

Institute of Rural Management Anand
IRMA recognises that, given the complex environment in which rural organisations work, there is a far greater need for professional management in these organisations. The institute attempts to prepare young talented managers through a well-structured two-year Post Graduate Programme in Rural Management to undertake challenging responsibilities in the rural co-operatives and the development organisations. The institute also recognises that there is a dearth of talented pool for imparting quality education with a sector focus.
   www.irma.ac.in