Beyond the Obvious
Dr. Giribala Dewasthale
I have been here for over a decade and would like to share my personal experiences with you.
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Karan Bamba
I took a break from a very promising career to join IMDR. When I’d joined Siemens Ltd at the Kalwa (Mumbai) Plant in 1989, I’d never thought I would leave.
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Alok Sinha
The ability to hold a multitude of perspectives is an invaluable skill in the real world. I think the biggest gift from IMDR, at least to me, is perspective.
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Abhijit Gangoli
IMDR holds a special place in my heart, for I have spent the best moments of my life on that beautiful campus. When I did my MBA in 1996- 98,
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Gautam Ghate
I arrived at IMDR in June of 1987, shortly after graduating in Physics from S. P. College in Pune just like so many young people: a mixed
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Covid-19 has been a largely disruptive Factor. Starting from household to finances, everything is disturbed.
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Yatin Sheth
Isolation has shifted from a social epidemic to a social norm, with individual consumers adapting to life in
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Mr. Sunil Ankalgi
Going with the theme of Vocal for Local, we decided to talk to one of our esteemed alumnus, who is settled outside the country for many years, about how he is a “Global but Vocal for Local” Indian.
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Dr. Shikha Jain
“Reverse Mentoring”, a paradigm by Jack Welch has a distinctive value. In the '90s, recognizing the importance of internet edification for the company management,
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Prof. Dilip Ranadive
The debate over formal management education`s adequacy in creating corporate ready managers is raging between the academia and corporate fields for over a decade now.
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Ms. Leena Adrushta
It's an oft repeated mantra that great leaders make great teams. The general belief is that the skills and qualities of the leader are what help pull the team up or the lack that sink it to depths.
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