International Entrepreneurship Conference - Media Coverages
- Feb 21, 2020 | Media Coverages
Great Lakes Institute of Management recently hosted the 12th International Entrepreneurship Conference on the campus. The theme was “Unicorns, zebras, or...? Exponential-VirtualProsperous”. Industry professionals, senior academicians and students participated.
Read MoreGreat Lakes conducts two-day fest
- Jan 29, 2020 | DT-Next Online
Founder, Chairman and Dean Emeritus Great Lakes Institute of Management Bala V Balachandran, welcomed the gathering. In his address, he said, “This is the first time we have a galaxy of different speakers from various fields for L’Attitude. We welcome all students to our flagship event which is for the students, by the students, of the students.”
Read MoreBudget 2020: 'Not enough to provide populist sops such as middle-class tax cuts' - Dr Suresh Ramanathan
- Jan 29, 2020 | Deccan Herald
We are seeing global headwinds buffeting the Indian economy, caused by uncertainties in the energy sector due to the USA-Iran imbroglio, and both bilateral and multilateral trade disputes between the USA, China, and members of the World Trade Organization (WTO). These pressures, together with softening in consumer spending and a manufacturing slowdown have led to the IMF projecting a much lower rate of GDP growth for next year. I would be keen to see the Honorable Finance Minister provide for the following in the upcoming budget session:
Read MoreGreat Lakes Institute’s management fest – L’Attitude 13°05’ concludes with success
- Jan 28, 2020 | Business News This Week
Great Lakes Institute of Management, a premier B School in India inaugurated its flagship annual inter B-School festival L’Attitude 13°05’. Shaped on a new theme every year, this year’s L’Attitude was based on the theme “IKIGAI”, the Japanese concept meaning – ‘A reason for being’. The two-day annual inter B-School festival featured a mélange of events and competitions that encompassed various spheres of management education, followed by a cultural night.
Read MoreEducation sector should see more public-private partnerships - Akarsha Pandey
- Jan 28, 2020 | The Hindu Business Line on Campus
India is a developing country with around 28 per cent of the population in the age group of 0–14 years, according to the Educational Statistics 2018, Ministry of Human Resource Development. For higher education, the gross enrollment ratio (GER) is 26.3 per cent, which applies to the age group of 18-23 years. Indisputably, education has played a primary role in the nation’s economic upliftment.
Read MoreR&D must be mandatory at all educational institutions - Akshay Agnihotri
- Jan 28, 2020 | The Hindu Business Line on Campus
Educational institutions are considered the epicentres of knowledge. Whether it is from a private or public institution, a degree from a prestigious institute is considered a sure-shot way to success.
Read MoreGreat Lakes hosts its management fest themed ‘Ikigai’
- Jan 27, 2020 | The Hindu Business Line on Campus
Great Lakes Institute of Management, inaugurated its annual inter B-school festival L’Attitude 13°05’. Themed “Ikigai”, the Japanese concept meaning — ‘A reason for being’, the two-day annual event had several events and competitions, followed by a cultural night.
Read MoreGreat Lakes Institute’s management fest – L’Attitude 13°05’ concludes with success
- Jan 27, 2020 | India Education Diary
Chennai: Great Lakes Institute of Management, a premier B School in India inaugurated its flagship annual inter B-School festival L’Attitude 13°05’. Shaped on a new theme every year, this year’s L’Attitude was based on the theme “IKIGAI”, the Japanese concept meaning – ‘A reason for being’. The two-day annual inter B-School festival featured a mélange of events and competitions that encompassed various spheres of management education, followed by a cultural night.
Read MoreSuggestions to Union FM for the upcoming budget
- Jan 24, 2020 | City Air News
We are seeing global headwinds buffeting the Indian economy, caused by uncertainties in the energy sector due to the USA-Iran imbroglio, and both bilateral and multilateral trade disputes between the USA, China, and members of the World Trade Organization (WTO). These pressures, together with softening in consumer spending and a manufacturing slowdown have led to the IMF projecting a much lower rate of GDP growth for next year. I would be keen to see the Honorable Finance Minister provide for the following in the upcoming budget session:
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