59 annual report 2015-16

68 lllll ANNUAL REPORT 2015-2016 AHMEDABAD MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION

Contents

• From the President ......................................................................................................... 1

• Professional Development Programmes 2015-16 ................................................ 3

• Weekly Lecture Meetings ............................................................................................... 4

• Management Development Programmes ................................................................ 5

• Language Programmes.................................................................................................. 6

• Continuing Education Diploma Programmes ......................................................... 7

• Seminars & Panel Discussions ..................................................................................... 9

• Publication ...................................................................................................................... 10

• Computer Centre ........................................................................................................... 10

• In-house Programmes ................................................................................................. 11

• SUMMER WORKSHOPS for School and College Students 2015...................... 13

• Extension Programmes................................................................................................ 15

• GoG-AMA Centre for International Trade ................................................................ 16

• SPEC-AMA Centre for Youth Empowerment .......................................................... 18

• Yatindra Sharma – AMA Academy of Vocational Education ............................. 19

• Kishan Gordhandas Gupta-AMA Centre forCapital Market & Investors Education ..................................................................... 20

• Jehangir Cama-AMA Centre for Agriculture and Farm Management .............. 20

• Entrepreneurship Development Programme ........................................................ 21

• Research in Management at AMA ............................................................................ 21

• Ramanbhai Patel-AMA Centre for Excellence in Education .............................. 22

• Japan Information and Study Centre ..................................................................... 23

• AMA Week – Empowering The Mind, Body & Spirit ............................................ 25

• Dilip A Shah–AMA Initiative on Health and Wellness ......................................... 26

• AMA Annual Awards ..................................................................................................... 27

• Annual Conference ....................................................................................................... 28

• AMA Past Presidents’ School of Grooming ........................................................... 28

• Annual Lectures ............................................................................................................. 31

• Municipal School Programme ................................................................................... 33

• Navnitlal Bhagubhai-AMA Library .............................................................................. 35

• Activity Centres at AMA ................................................................................................ 36

Anexures

I. List of Open Forums Meetings ................................................................................ 39

II. List of Management Development Programmes ................................................ 49

III. Institutional Members .................................................................................................. 56

IV. List of AMA Committees .............................................................................................. 58

V. Auditor’s Report ............................................................................................................. 60

AHMEDABAD MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION ANNUAL REPORT 2015-2016 lllll 1

From the President

I am happy to present the Annual Report of our

Association for the year 2015-16. Taking charge from a

vibrant leader Shri Pranav Adani, it was a challenging

task for me to keep up the momentum by introducing

newer programmes and building more facilities to

support the activities. I am happy that AMA could

continue its tradition of organizing a diversified range

of purpose-driven programmes. This year, the emphasis

was on skill development of professionals from worker level to senior

Managers and also on promoting programmes relating to entrepreneurship.

During the year, as many as 570 Management Development Programmes

were organized involving a participation of more than 11471 professionals.

The number of in-company programmes were 51. The year witnessed

19 open Seminars, 11 Diploma programs, 160 International Trade

programmes, 194 open lectures, 104 Summer Workshops for students and

two industrial visits.

Among the major highlights of the year was setting up an Activity Centre

with the contribution of our Past President Shri P.V.R.N. Iyer, for facilitating

Doctoral Programme for the benefit of Members and non-members pursuing

higher level academic endeavours. The inauguration of the Research Centre

on 24th September 2015 by Shri Shivakumar, CEO, PepsiCo India and the

beginning of regular activities were major steps forward in promoting

quality Doctoral education in the State. The Centre began organizing

Workshops and regular Forum meetings in this direction. I would like to

express our gratitude to Dr. Paresh Kariya and other academic friends,

namely, Prof. Rasananda Panda, Dr. C. Gopalakrishnan, and Dr. A.C.

Brahmbhatt for facilitating this activity.

We have been able to add three more PG Diploma Programmes in our

continuing education programme, namely, Diploma in Corporate

Communication, Diploma in Marketing & Sales and Diploma in Healthcare

& Hospital Management. The high level of academic discipline pursued by

AMA enabled us to maintain the collaboration as well as to secure the

University’s confidence in launching three more Diploma Programmes. This

has differentiated AMA from all other Management Associations in the

country as a unique institution committed to professional development of

our society through continuing education.

The support of past President Shri Pranav Adani in developing a Pavilion

near JB Auditorium has been a valuable contribution to AMA. The


permanent facility of a Pavilion adds value to JB Auditorium and can be

utilized for exhibitions, common dining, get-togethers, open programmes,

Workshops, etc. The Pavilion is planned for inauguration in early

September. Members of AMA and I express our deep gratitude to

Shri Pranavbhai and Adani Group for this lasting contribution.

In step with the Digital revolution, AMA has already digitalized all its

records. At present 80% of the correspondence is conducted through

e-mail. We will begin sending all announcements through e-mail once we

complete collecting the e-mail records of all members.

The on-line registration facility, introduced a year ago, is fully operational.

AMA has also reached out to the world through a mobile application “AMA

App” and through Twitter, Linkedin and Facebook. With expansion of

Shilp Gravures Media Centre (Book Shop) the publication activity has been

prolific. As many as eight books were reprinted and 19 new books were

published. The three monthly journals being sent to Members have been

receiving positive feedback. We also developed digital books, recorded

lecture series in MP-3 format and edited and developed small booklets

from lecture CDs.

Overall, the year provided very useful activities and programmes to the

community.

It is our aim to be a responsive and proactive organization. This vision also

gives shape to all our new projects under planning. We are developing a

Common Facility Centre for SMEs in training and development. Also on

the drawing board are: expansion of the skill development programmes,

reaching out these programmes at unit level, setting up of counseling facility

for start-up, etc.

On behalf of the Governing Council and myself, I express my gratitude to

all the members, participants of programmes, faculty members, members

of AMA Committee, administration, media & press community and other

associates for their continued support and co-operation towards the

Association. I also owe my gratitude to the members of the Governing

Council and the past Presidents for extending their support and guidance.

September 2016 Tushar Patel


Professional Development Programmes 2015-16

The Professional Development Programmes organized during the year continuedto help members in updating their knowledge and experience and also gettingupdated on recent developments in business, Industry and economy. Theseprogrammes were offered in the following formats:

• Weekly lectures and discussion forum meetings• Management Development Programmes• Continuing Education Diploma Programmes• Organizing Seminars/Conferences on contemporary issues• Publications• Organizing Industry Visits• Library Service

During 2015-16 as many as 712 programmes were organized (open forum meetingsand training programmes).

Panel Members of Union Budget Prof. Bakul Dholakia,Shri Mukesh Patel and Shri Jay Narayan Vyas

Mr. Jagdish Joshi, Motivational Speakerdelivering the Annual Lecture

An Entrepreneurship Workshop

Shilp Gravures Media Outlet (AMA Bookshop)

A view of AMA Library

Mr. Yoshiaki Ito, Japan Consulate General withMr. Gautam Shah, Hon. Mayor, Ahmedabad. Alsoseen Mr. Tushar Patel, President and Mr. MukeshPatel, Past President, AMA


Weekly Lecture Meetings

Learning is a continuous process. Theweekly lectures organized on differentsubjects provided useful interaction forMembers to learn and update on varioustopics in Management. The lecturescovered latest developments in economy,industry, new management practices,emerging business opportunities etc.Several distinguished persons visitedAMA and addressed these lectures.(Detailed list in Annexure – I)

Greetings to the newly elected President Mr. Tushar Patel.Seen are M/s. Savan Godiawala, Tushar Patel and PranavAdani, Immediate Past President.

Hon’ble State Education Minister Shri BhupendrasinhChudasama at the Seminar on Social Enterprise ForHuman Upliftment.

Mr. A. S. Kiran Kumar, Chairman, ISRO, Bangalore

addressed on the occasion of Shri Ramanbhai Patel-

AMA Shreshtha Shikshak Award presentation function.

Mr. D. Shivakumar, Chairman & CEO, PepsiCo India, PastPresident, AIMA addressed on PVRN Iyer-AMA Centrefor Research in Management.

Mr. Lalit Mansingh, Former Foreign Secretary,Government of India addressed on “What is new in India’sForeign Policy?”

Mr. Ralf Fücks, President, Heinrich-Böll Stiftung, Berlinaddressed on 37th Vikram Sarabhai Memorial Lecture

Br. Atharvana Chaitanya, Chinmaya Mission addressedon the film series Upanishad Ganga


Management Development Programmes

The Management Development

Programmes were focused on skills

enhancement in different functional

areas, namely, HRM, Leadership,

Finance, Purchase/Materials

Management, Quality and

Manufacturing. A stream of

programmes were organized on

International Business, which

includes International Marketing,

Procedures & Documentation, Incentives, Shipping and Logistics and International

Finance. Entrepreneurship and Start-up were another areas were more number of

programmes were organized.

Several Programmes on Soft Skill development were also organized namely,

• Grooming

• Youth Empowerment

• Public Speaking & Personality Development

AMA conducted Certificate Programmes on different functional specialization for a

duration of 3 to 7 days on specific days of a week. These programmes provided

opportunity for Members to gain exposure on multi-function and specialized areas

in Management. The following Certificate programmes were conducted:

• Managerial Effectiveness

• Human Resource Management

• Leadership Development

• Diploma in Sales

• Brand Management

• Brand Communication

• Materials and Supply Chain Management

• Maintenance Management

• Environment Health and Safety

• Certified Plant Manager

• Six Sigma

• Project Management

• Train the Trainer

• Film Production and Digital Management

• Film Editing

As many as 570 short duration Management Development Programmes were

organized. These topic specific programmes provided useful opportunity for

working professionals to enhance and update their managerial capabilities (Detailed

in Annexure – II).


Language Programmes(Supported by Chinubhai R Shah-AMA Academy of Foreign Languages)

AMA’s efforts in providing opportunity for

learning Foreign Languages has taken a boost

with support from JICA (Japan International

Cooperation Agency). The support provided by

JICA for imparting Japanese Language Programme

through a Japanese native Volunteer Teacher has

enabled AMA to offer quality programmes in

Japanese Language on a regular basis. This has

also helped AMA in developing two local teachers

for teaching Japanese Language. In addition to Japanese Language programme,

AMA has also successfully organised several batches of programme in English,

French, Spanish and German.

A special programme “English for Beginners” was launched. This programme

comprising 60 hours covered one to one conversation, right use of words, sentence

making and non-verbal communication. The programme helped participants

developing confidence in speaking English. 158 participants completed this course.

Foreign Language Programmes offered during 2015-16

Sl. No. Language No. of No. of

No. of batches No. of Students

1 English 17 428

2. French 6 103

3 Spanish 2 66

4. German 4 113

5. Japanese 9 118

Total 38 828

Ms. Tomoko Ashihara – A Native Japanese teacher from Saitama,Japan Joined AMA to conduct Japanese Language Programme fortenure of two years (April 2015-March 2017). This was a supportfrom JICA (Japan International Cooperation Agency). AMA couldalso develop two local teachers with her support. More than 125Students have learned Japanese Language which includes Japanese

Language for Beginners, Basic Level- I, Basic Level – II, Pre-intermediate, IntermediateLevel 1& 2, JLPT N5 Level, JLPT N4 Level.

Participants of French Language Programme


Continuing Education Diploma ProgrammesAMA-California State University San Bernardino (CSUSB) Program

The Continuing Educational Programmes conducted by AMA was aimed at

providing an opportunity for Members to build value addition to their existing

qualification through part-time studies. AMA has offered the following Diploma

Programmes in collaboration with California State University, San Bernardino.

1. Diploma in International Business

2. Diploma in Financial Management

3. Diploma in Marketing and Sales Management

4. Diploma in Human Resource Management

5. Diploma in Corporate Communication & Advertising

6. Diploma in Healthcare and Hospital Management

AMA was all the time making efforts to add value and get recognition for its six

months Post Graduation Diploma Programs. In 2012 AMA could fulfill the

dream by way of entering into an MoU with California State University San

Bernardino (CSUSB). The University agreed to award Joint Certificate in the

concerned field of Diploma to students obtaining minimum overall 75% marks.

Though the initial permission was granted to offer three Programs viz., Human

Resource Management, International Business Management and Financial

Management, in the year 2015, CSUSB agreed to collaborate for 3 more programs,

namely – Healthcare & Hospital Management, Corporate Communication &

Advt. and Marketing and Sales Management.

Out of 366 participants successfully completed the Program, 120 students were

eligible for the joint certification with CSUSB. During the year the following batches

were completed:

Program Batches Students Students

successfully Awardedcompleted the Joint Certificate

Program with CSUSB

• Diploma inInternational Business Management 7 132 36

• Diploma in Financial Management 7 76 22

• Diploma inMarketing & Sales Management 2 21 4

• Diploma in 7 109 43Human Resource Management

• Diploma in Corporate 1 9 4Communication & Advertisement

• Diploma inHealthcare & Hospital Management 1 19 11

TOTAL 366 120*

*This does not include details of January-June 2016 batch


Details of Gold Medals awarded:

1. State Bank of India Medal for Outstanding Performance in Banking(Batch 30: August 2015 - January 2016) Mr. Maheshkumar J Patel

2. Prof. Rooshikumar Pandya Medal for Outstanding Performance inCorporate Communication & Advertising (Batch : July-december 2015)Mr. Aman A. Agarwal

3. Rajiv Vastupal Medal for Outstanding Performance in Financial Management(Batch: July-December 2015) Mr. Ketan N Modha and Ms. Pooja P Kanade

4. Sugna Pandya Memorial Medal for Outstanding Performance in HealthcareManagement - Sponsored by Dr. Rooshikumar Pandya Healthcare & HospitalManagement (Batch : July-December 2015) Dr. Tejaskumar M Padodara

5. Shri Madanmohan Ramanlal Medal for Outstanding Performance in HumanResource Management (Batch: July-December 2015) Mr. Aakar M Shethand Ms. Kanishka R Kapoor

6. Rajiv Vastupal Medal for Outstanding Performance in International BusinessManagement (Batch: July-December 2015) Mr. Jeet P Haria

7. Motivation Engineers Medal for Outstanding Performance in Marketing &Sales Management – (Batch : July-December 2015) Mr. Urvesh R. Kabariya

The Diploma programmes

were conducted during

January to June and July to

December. On completion of

studies participants were

presented with certificate and

honour for meritorious

performance. Dr. P.V. Desai,

Advisor (Academics), AMA

provided valuable guidance and support in conducting these programmes.

Mr. Sanjeev Nautiyal, Chief General Manager, State Bank of India, LHO,Ahmedabad addressing the Students.

Mr. Sanjeev Nautiyal, Chief General Manager, State Bank of India, LHO, Ahmedabad

presenting Diploma Certificates and Gold Medals.

Scholarship FundMr. P.V.R.N. Iyer, Past President, AMA and his family donated a corpus fund forinstituting interest-free Loan Scholarship for MBA Students who hail from mofussilareas and wanting to stay in Hostels. A sum of Rs.20,000 per year was reimbursedto needy students on recommendation from Heads of respective Business Schools.This amount was refunded by the students after they were employed.


Seminars & Panel Discussions

Seminars and Panel Discussions were organised on contemporary issues.

19 Seminars were organized

1. April 19, 2015 Seminar on Prevention of Heart Attacks

2. April 26, 2015 Seminar on Herbal Product Opportunities

3. April 26, 2015 World Intellectual Product Day. Panel Discussion onGet-up, Stand-up, For Music

4. May 23, 2015 Exploring CSR for Business Advantages

5. May 30, 2015 Social Enterprise for Human Upliftment

6. June 6, 2015 Bakery Conference – Update on Bakery & Pastry Business

7. June 30, 2015 Pre and Post Social Media Era

8. July 30, 2015 Make in India – Vision, Strategy and Implication

9. Aug. 6, 2015 Seminar on ‘Kalam-ko-Salam’ (A tribute to Dr. APJ AbdulKalam, former President)

10. Sept. 7, 2015 World Indigenous Knowledge Day

11. Oct. 10, 2015 Common Diseases & Ayurveda

12. Nov. 28, 2015 Panel Discussion on Prevention of Coronoray HeartDisease and Recent Trends in its Treatment

13. Dec. 19, 2015 Panel Discussion on “The Prism of Smart City”

14. Jan. 9, 2016 Round Table Discussion on Micro Finance – A Way Forwardfor Inclusive Growth

15. Jan. 23, 2016 Business Enterprise Reshaping & Refinancing Modelling

16. Feb. 20, 2016 Seminar on “Emerging Challenges for Private SecurityServices”

17. Feb. 21, 2016 Capital Market for Beginners

18. Feb. 27, 2016 Workshop on Simple, Smart and Sensible Solutions forSwatch Bharat

19. March 1, 2016 Panel Discussion on ‘Union Budget 2016-17’

Round Table Discussion on MICROFINANCE: A Way Forward for Inclusive Growth was organised with an expert Panel

consisting of: Mr. S. Srinivasan, Deputy General Manager, MUDRA, Mumbai; Mr. Sanjeev Nautiyal, Chief General

Manager, State Bank of India (LHO), Ahmedabad; Mrs. Daksha Shah, Managing Director, Pahal Financial Services Pvt.

Ltd; Shri Kamlesh Gandhi, Chairman & Managing Director, MAS Financial Services Ltd. Dr. Jagdish Joshipura, Director,

Som Lalit Institute of Mgmt. and Mr. P. R. Vyas, Financial Consultant coordinated the programme.


Publication

AMA continued to publish three monthly journals, namely, AMA News, Foreign

Trade Update (in English and in Gujarati) and School Forum. The other publications

included reprint of 8 books and 19 new publications.

Books

• Amrut Bindu - Nectar Drop

• Appropriate Internal Management in Gujarati

• Awaken Entrepreneurship Sprit Part -1 Start Your Own

Manufacturing Enterprsie

• First 100 Days

• Herbal Medicines for Common Diseases

• Highways to Happiness - Gujarati

• Increasing Your Self- Esteem through Public Speaking

• Leading Your Dream

• Making Employees Effective

• Manage Stress to Manage Life

• Positive Attitude

• Prevention of Coronary Heart Disease

• Responsible & Inspired Volunteer Book in Gujarati

• Spirit of Swami Dayananda Saraswati: The Relevance for

the Youth

• Sure Ways to Stress Free Life

• Symphony of Fraternity

• The 5 S Philosophy

• Tourism Insights Book

• Yoga for Awakening

Computer Centre (Supported by Sagar Drugs-AMA Computer Centre)

The computer Centre has organised as many as 29 training programmes.

373 persons participated in these programmes. The programmes offered by the Centre

included:

• Comprehensive Forex Indices

• Microsoft Excel 2010

Advanced Level

• Windows 8 + MS Office 2013

• Tally ERP 9 Computer Accounts

for Beginners

The centre will be launching several

public awareness programs on

application of Internet and its related

communication areas.


In-house ProgrammesOn request from Corporate Members, specially designed in-house Management

Development Programmes were organized. (Fifty one (51) programmes for

21 organisations)

List of programmes appended below:

No. Date Organization Title

1 Apr.7 to May 15,2015 Shreyas Foundation Foundation Course in English

2 April 11 & 12,2015 IIM, Ahmedabad Marketing of Services

3 April 16,2015 AIA Engineering Ltd. Motivation –

Unleashing the power within you

4 May 6,2015 AIA Engineering Ltd. Motivation –


5 June 2 & 3,2015 AIA Engineering Worker Development and Supporting Staff

6 June 06,2015 AIA Engineering Motivation –


7 June 20,2015 Elecon Engineering Business Communication

8 June 22,2015 AIA Engineering Motivation –


9 June 29,2015 AIA Engineering Ltd. Worker Development and Supporting Staff

10 July 11,2015 Rajoo Engineers Ltd. Professional Selling

11 July 18,2015 Erhardt + Leimer India Pvt. Ltd. Communication & Presentatoin

12 July 19,2015 Acrysil Limited, Bhavnagar Materials, Supply-Chain and

Logistics Management

13 July 20,2015 AIA Engineering Ltd. Team Work and Positive Attitude

14 July 21,2015 Ma Extrusion India Pvt. Ltd.

(IMAX) Operational Excellence

15 July 28,2015 S. M. Patel Institute Study Enhancement &

of Commerce, GLS Development Programme

16 Aug.12 to 14,2015 QX KPO Services Pvt. Ltd. How to Retain Effective People

17 Aug.12 to 14,2015 Saurashtra Gramin Bank, Rajkot Women Empowerment &

Professional Skill Development

18 Aug.19,2015 AIA Engineering Ltd. Team Work & Positive Attitude

19 Aug.19 to Nov. 2,2015 Integrity Knowledge Services Basic English Communication

20 Aug.25 & 26,15 Excel Crop Care Ltd., Bhavnagar Effectiveness in Supervision

21 Sept 7,2015 Aishwarya Institute of

Management & IT, Udaipur Youth Empowerment

22 Sept.8,2015 Anar Chemicals Pvt. Ltd. Operational Excellence


23 Oct.13,2015 Elecon Group of Co., Anand Performance Excellence Cluster -2 B-1




27 Nov 2,2015 Elecon Group of Co., Anand Performance Excellence Cluster -4 B-1

28 Nov 3,2015 Elecon Group of Co., Anand Performance Excellence Cluster -4 B-2

29 Nov.10,2015 Anar Chemicals Pvt.Ltd Operational Excellence

30 Nov.17,2015 Elecon Group of Co., Anand Performance Excellence Cluster -5 B-1

31 Nov.23,2015 Elecon Group of Co., Anand Performance Excellence Cluster -6 B-1

32 Dec. 7,2015 Elecon Group of Co., Anand Performance Excellence Cluster -3

33 Dec. 14 & 15,2015 Charusat Empowering Workforce

34 Dec. 16,2015 Elecon Group of Co., Anand Performance Excellence Cluster -5

35 Dec. 17,2015 Tata Power Contract Management

36 Dec.18,2015 Elecon Group of Co., Anand Performance Excellence Cluster -6 B-2

37 Dec.21,2015 Elecon Group of Co., Anand Performance Excellence Cluster -4 B-3

38 Jan.25,2016 Santej Industrial Area Asso. Work Excellence

39 Feb. 15,2016 Shilp Gravures Ltd. Safety Programme

40 Feb 15,2016 Shilp Gravures Ltd Worker and Supporting Staff (Batch-1)

41 Feb 16,2016 Shilp Gravures Ltd Worker and Supporting Staff (Batch-2)


43 Feb.17,2016 HLE Enginnering Ltd., Navsari Leadership

44 Feb 17,2016 Shilp Gravures Ltd Worker and Supporting Staff (B-1)


46 Feb 18,2016 Shilp Gravures Ltd Worker and Supporting Staff (B-2)


48 Feb 19,2016 Shilp Gravures Ltd First Aid Training(A-1)

49 Feb 19,2016 Shilp Gravures Ltd First Aid Training(B-1)

50 Mar.10 & 11,2016 Arvind Ltd. Microsoft Excel 2013 Advance Level

51 Mar. 21& 22,2016 Adani Wilmar Ltd. Microsoft Excel 2010 Advance Level

Industrial VisitsTwo industrial visits were organised. Mr. S.R.Bhatt, Member Extension Services

Committee coordinated both these Visits.

April 25, 2015 Visit to Alang Ship Recycling Yard, Bhavnagar. 32 (Thirty two) members joined this visit.

Dec. 19, 2015 Visit to Elecon Engineering Co. Ltd. 17(Seventeen) members joined this visit.

ATIRA-AMA CENTRE FOR TEXTILE STUDIES

Ahmedabad Management Association has put up a well tested system – CAPP – of

profitability analysis ‘on-line’ to help the top management of spinning mills:

Comprehensive Analysis of Profit Performance.

This project could not be taken up due to lack of support from industry. AMA will

be planning short duration projects on Marketing focusing on International

opportunities.


SUMMER WORKSHOPS for School and College Students 2015Supported by Prarthana-AMA Centre for Career Counselling and Vocational Guidance

Mukesh Patel-AMA Academy for Public Speaking & Personality Development

Sr. Date Name of Programme

No.

1. April 11 Right Career, Right Choice

2. April 11 Pronounce Well

3. April 11 Speed Reading

4. April 13 Developing a Successful Personality

5. April 13 to 17 The Introduction to Vedic Maths

6. April 13 to 18 Effective Speaking &Developing Self Confidence

7. April 13 to 17 Good Manners & Etiquettes

8. April 14 Art of Taking Notes (English)

9. April 14 Word Play

10. April 14 Writing is Fun

11. April 15 Origami – The Magic of Paper

12. April 16 & 17 12 Winning Habits ofHighly Effective Teenagers

13. April 18 Light the Fire in Your Heart

14. April 19 Mental Imagery – Harnessing theAwesome Power of Your Brain

15. April 20-22 Developing YourMemory and Concentration

16. April 20-22 Fast Reading and Smart Learning

17. April 20-24 Good Manners & Etiquettes

18. April 20-24 The Introduction to Vedic Maths

19. April 20-25 Effective Speaking &Developing Self Confidence

20. April 21 Achieve Your Ambitions

21. April 21 Before You Decide Your Career

22. April 22 Getting Success in Your Selected Career

23. April 24 Identifying and DevelopingYour Multiple Intelligence


No.

24. April 25 Manage Time to Manage Everything-else in Life

25. April 25 Never Say ‘NO’ Attitude –It’s all aboutSelf-belief

26. April 25 The Delight of Self Discovery

27. April 26 Positive Attitude –The Ultimate SuccessMantra

28. April 27-May 1 Good Manners & Etiquette

29. April 27-May 2 Effective Speaking &Developing Self Confidence

30. April 27 Mind Power Techniques for Students

31. April 28 Winning at Interviews

32. April 27-29 Think and Grow

33. April 27-29 Improving Power of Expressionthrough Dramatics

34. April 30 Improve Your Concentration Power

35. April 30 Learning Lessons fromGreat Personalities

36. May 2 How to Achieve Winning Personality

37. May 2 Making a Career Choice

38. May 3 Preparing for Examination

39. May 4-15 Fun With Maths - I

40. May 4-15 Fun With Maths - II

41. May 4 Success and Happiness

42. May 4 to 8 Maximum Marks with Maximum Funand Minimum Stress

43. May 4 to 8 Entertaining Electronics

44. May 4 Origami – The Magic of Paper

These programmes specially designed and organized for School and College Students (Age: 13 to 22)received overwhelming response. 2188 students attended the 104 programmes organized during this period.Eleven (11) of the programmes repeated more than one time. Both students and parents greatly appreciatedthe efforts of AMA. The programmes also attracted students from outside Gujarat. The list of programmesappended below:



No.

45. May 4 to 8 The Introduction to Vedic Maths

46. May 4 to 8 Good Manners & Etiquette

47. May 4 to 9 Effective Speaking &Developing Self Confidence

48. May 5 The Three Success Mantras:Attitude, Time and Goals

49. May 6 Born to Win

50. May 7 Tips for Improving Vocabulary

51. May 8 Effective Study Habits

52. May 9 Behavioral Interview – The Final StationinFinding a Job and Turning into a Career

53. May 9 Developing Non-Verbal Skills

54. May 9 Financial Lessons for your children

55. May 10 Translating Dreams into Reality

56. May 11 Creative Thinking

57. May 11-21 Speak for sure English Classes

58. May 11 to 15 Climbing the Creativity Ladder


60. May 12 Managing Conflict

61. May 12-14 Compering

62. May 13 Group Discussion & Personal Interview

63. May 13 Managing Stress

64. May 14 Developing Reading Habit

65. May 15 Winning Habits for the Teenager

66. May 16 Acquiring Leadership QualitiesEarly in Life

67. May 16 Developing as a Leader

68. May 17 Emotional Intelligence,Where the Heart Rules the Brain

69. May 17 Attitude determines your Altitude

70. May 18 Creative Thinking

71. May 18-29 Fun With Science-1

72. May 18-29 Fun With Science-2

73. May 18 to 23 Smart and Purposeful Reading

74. May 18 to 30 Spoken English & Communication Skills

75. May 18 to 29 Champion Computer Programmer



No.

77. May 19 Origami- Magic of Paper

78. May 19 Career Confusion

79. May 20 Improve Your Concentration Power

80. May 21 Creative Writing

81. May 22 Identifying and Developing yourMultiple Intelligence

82. May 23 Effective Communication

83. May 23 A Friend is an Answer to Your Needs –How to Make and Retain Friends

84. May 23-24 Creativity – Looking beyond the Limits

85. May 24 Seven Habits of Successful Teens

86. May 25 to 29 Yoga and Food Habit

87. May 25 to 29 Good Manners & Etiquette

88. May 25 to 30 Effective Speaking &Developing Self Confidence (Morning)


90. May 25 to 30 Effective Speaking &Developing Self Confidence (Evening)

91. May 26 & 27 12 Winning Habits ofHighly Effective Teenagers

92. May 26-27 Speech Art

93. May 28 Before You Decide Your Career

94. May 29 Make Your Parents Proud

95. May 31 Where Am I ?

96. June 1 to 6 Effective Speaking & DevelopingSelf Confidence (Morning Batch)

97. June 1 to 5 Good Manners and Etiquette

98. June 1 to 5 The Introduction to Vedic Maths

99. June 1 to 6 Effective Speaking & Developing SelfConfidence (Evening Batch)

100. June 2 & 3 Creativity – Looking beyond the Limits

101. June 5 Improve Your Concentration Power

102. June 8 to 12 The Introduction to Vedic Maths

103. June 14 Learning Skills of Adjustmentsfor Success

104. June 14 Personal Goal Setting andGoal Implementation


Extension Programmes

To support Industries located in different parts of Gujarat AMA organized

Extension Programmes in different locations. As many as 16 programmes were

organized. (list appended).

Date Programme Venue

27th June New Foreign Trade Policy 2015-20 for Exporters and Importers Rajkot

25th July New Foreign Trade Policy 2015-20 for Exporters and Importers Vadodara

Sept. 19 How to Set-up Export-Import Business Vadodara

Sept. 27 How to Set-up Export-Import Business Rajkot

Oct. 10 Export Documentation and Procedures Vadodara

Nov 20 &21 How to become a Successful Exporter Rajkot

Feb. 13 How to Start an Export Business Vadodara

Feb. 20 How to Start an Export Business Navsari

Feb. 21 How to Start an Export Business Surat

Feb. 27 How to Start an Export Business Rajkot

Feb.28 How to Start an Export Business Gandhidham

March 12 How to Start an Export Business Kadi

March 16 How to Start an Export Business Himmatnagar

Programme for Santej Industrial Area Association

Jan.25, 2016 Work Excellence Shilp Gravures

(80 Participants)

Extension programmes as part of CSR

Feb. 24, 2016 Skills Enhancement programme for School Children AMA

[Organised for Hindustan Gums, Viramgam)

(62 Participants)

Feb. 27, 2016 Skills Enhancement programme for School Children AMA

[Organised for Hindustan Gums, Viramgam)

(69 Participants)

A Programme at Santej Industries Area Association. Mr. S.R. Binju with participants of ComprehensiveProgramme on Export-Import at Baroda.


GoG Programmes (April 2015 to March 2016 )

April 2015

1 April 4 Handling Post Export Issues

2 Apr. 5 to May 3 Foreign Exchange, International Finance and RiskManagement [5 Sundays] (B-20)

3 Apr. 11 High Sea Sales & Imports

4 Apr. 12 to May 10 International Marketing(B-32)

5 Apr. 18 Third Party Exports & Exporters

6 Apr. 20 to May 21 Exports & Imports for SSI Unit(B-76)

7 Apr. 24 & 25 Project Exports - Emerging Opportunitites

8 Apr. 26 to May 24 Export-Import Procedures and Documentation

MAY 2015

9 May 1 & 2 How to Start an Export Business - with ParticularReference to Agriculture - Horticulture Products

10 May 3 Global Transportation & Major Sea Routes

11 May 9 New Foreign Trade Policy

12 May 17 to June 21 Foreign Exchange, International Finance and Risk

Management [5 Sundays] (B-21)

13 May 17 to June 14 International Marketing (B-33)

14 May 23 Doing Business with Finland

15 May 23 Exports to Iran

16 May 25 to June 25 Exports and Imports for SSI Unit (B-77)

17 May 31 to June 28 Export-Import Procedures and Documentation

JUNE 2015

18 June 27 New Foreign Trade Policy 2015-2020(Rajkot)

19 June 28 to July 26 International Marketnig (B-34)

20 June 28 to Aug 2 Shipping & Logistics(B-5)

JULY 2015

21 July 5 to Aug 2 Foreign Exchange, International Finance andRisk Management [5 Sundays]

22 July 11 Doing Business in Africa

23 July 11 Doing Business in China

24 July 12 to Aug 9 Export-Import Procedures and Documentation

No Date Programme Name No Date Programme Name

GoG-AMA Centre for International Trade(Supported by Industries Commissionerate, Industries Dept., Government of Gujarat)

The Centre which is supported by Industries Commissionerate, Government of Gujarat has been providingvaluable services to industries and business houses who are involved in International Trade. The activities ofthe Centre comprises the following:

1. Conducting Import-Export related Programmes (short duration)2. Diploma in International Business (part-time programme in collaboration with California State University)3. Country specific Export Opportunity Seminars4. Publication of Country Specific Business Opportunity Study/Handbooks5. Monthly journal on Foreign Trade Update in English and Gujarati6. Information and Data Centre at AMA Library7. One-to-One Counseling on Export-Import Business by industry experts.

Several training programmes were designed and organized for the benefit of persons working in Export-Import,entrepreneurs and businessmen. The following set of programmes were organized:

Sl. Programme Name Duration No. of No. of

No. Batches Participants

1. Export-Import specially designed

for SME sector (30 days - 60 hours) 7 382

2. Weekend batches:

(a) International Marketing (5 days - 30 hrs.) 6 130

(b) Export-Import Procedures

& Documentation (5 days - 30 hrs.) 4 132

(c) Shipping and Logistics (5 days - 30 hours) 2 48

(d) Foreign Exchange &

International Finance (5 days - 30 hrs.) 5 72

3. Topical oriented Programmes 72 1547

As many as 96 programmes were organized.


25 July 18 Doing Business with UAE

26 July 18 Doing Business with USA

27 July 25 New Foreign Trade Policy 2015-2020(Vadodara)

AUGUST 2015

28 Aug. 01 How to Locate and Retain an Overseas Buyer

29 Aug 7 Be a Merchant Exporter- How

30 Aug 8 Doing Business with U.K.

31 Aug 8 Planning an Overseas Visit for Export Prom.

32 Aug. 9 to Sept. 06 Export-Import Procedures and Documentation

33 Aug 9 to Sept 6 International Marketing(B-35)

34 Aug. 17 Doing Business with Brazil

35 Aug. 17 Doing Business with Tanzania

36 Aug 22 How to Set up Export-Import Business

SEPTEMBER 2015

37 Sept. 11 Doing Business With U.S.A.

38 Sept. 11 High Sea Sales & Imports

39 Sept. 12 Doing Business with Finland

40 Sept. 12 Handling Post - Exports Issues

41 Sept.18 Letter of Credit & Exporters - Importers

42 Sept 19 to Oct 24 Diploma in International Trade

43 Sept.19 How to Set up Export-Import Business -Baroda

44 Sept. 27 How to Set up Export-Import Business - Rajkot

OCTOBER 2015

45 Oct 2 Doing Business in Kenya

46 Oct 9 Foreign Exchange Markets, Exchange Rates andRisk Management

47 Oct. 11 to Nov. 8 Shipping and Logistics (5 Sundays)

48 Oct. 18 Global Transportation and Major Sea Routes

49 Oct. 31 to Dec. 12 Diploma in International Trade

NOVEMBER 2015

50 Nov.01 Export Documentation & Procedures

51 Nov 20 & 21 How to be a Successful Exporter-Rajkot

52 Nov 20 How to Start and Manage an Export Business

53 Nov 22 to Dec 20 Foreign Exchange, International Finance andRisk Management

54 Nov 23 to Dec 24 Exports & Imports for SSI Units

55 Nov 26 & 27 How to be a successful Exporter-Ahmedabad

DECEMBER 2015

56 Dec. 4 Doing Business With China

57 Dec. 4 Planning An Overseas Visit for Export PromotionAnd Business

58 Dec.10 How to Locate and Retain an Overseas Buyer

59 Dec. 10 Doing Business With Mexico

60 Dec. 11 New Foreign Trade Policy 2015-2020

61 Dec. 13 Incoterms As Cost Cuttng Technique

62 Dec. 16 How to Import ( w.r.t FTP 2015-20)

63 Dec. 17 Doing Business With Cuba

64 Dec. 17 High Sea Sales & Imports

65 Dec. 18 Doing Business with Bulgaria

66 Dec. 18 Handling Post Exports Issues

67 Dec.19 & 20 Emerging Export Incentives

No Date Programme Name No Date Programme Name

68 Dec 26 Bank Finance For Exports

JANUARY 2016

69 Jan. 2 to Feb. 6 Diploma in International Trade

70 Jan. 4 to Feb. 6 Exports and Imports (B-82)

71 Jan. 21 Letter of Credit & Exporters - Importers

72 Jan. 22 Duty Drawback Scheme - and Exporters

73 Jan. 22 Exporting Services From India

74 Jan.29 How to Set Up Export-Import Business

FEBRUARY 2016

75 Feb 8 to Mar. 11 Exports & Imports for SSI Units(B-83)

76 Feb 13 How to Start an Export Business-Vadodara

77 Feb 20 to Mar. 26 Diploma in International Trade-Baroda

78 Feb 20 How to Start an Export Business-Navsari

79 Feb. 21 to Mar. 27 Diploma in International Trade

80 Feb 21 How to Start an Export Business-Surat

81 Feb 25 Doing Business with Japan

82 Feb 25,26 & 27 How to be a Successful Exporter-Ladies

83 Feb 26 How to Locate & Retain an Overseas Buyer

84 Feb 27, How to Calculate Export Price

85 Feb 27 How to Start an Export Business-Rajkot

86 Feb 28 How to Start an Export Business-Gandhidham

March 2016

87 Mar. 4 Letter of Credit -Importers

88 Mar. 5 How to Start an Export Business-Bhavnagar

89 Mar. 6 How to Start an Export Business-Junagadh

90 Mar. 12 How to Start an Export Business-Kadi

91 Mar. 16 How to Start an Export Business-Himatnagar

92 Mar. 13 to April17 Diploma in International Trade(B-6)

93 Mar.14 to Apr.15 Exports & Imports for SSI Units-Evening

94 Mar. 18 Customs Importers Exporters & Know about It

95 Mar. 25 Preparing Export Documents Effectively

96 Mar. 21 to Apr. 22 Exports & Imports for SSI Units-Evening

Total Number of Participants 2311

GoG Programmes List (April 2015 to March 2016 )Month Total Number Total Number

of programmes of Participants

April 8 165

May 9 223

June 3 85

July 7 258

August 9 192

September 8 148

October 5 95

November 6 149

December 13 212

January 6 191

February 12 286

March 10 307

Total 96 2311


Publications

Monthly Magazine: Foreign Trade Update in English and Gujarati. The centre has published the

following Business Handbooks

1. U.K. Trade & Investment HB 2015

2. Leveraging India’s Free Trade Agreements

Handbook 2015

3. Gems and Jewellery Export Handbook

4. Australia and New Zealand Handbook 2015

5. Mexico and Cuba Business Handbook 2015

6. China Handbook 2015

7. Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman and

Qatar Handbook 2015

8. Pacific Islands Forum Handbook 2015

9. Belarus, Poland, Ukraine Handbook 2015

10. Finland Handbook

11. Iran Business Handbook 2016 (2nd Edition)

12. Turkey Business Handbook 2016 (2nd Edition)

13. Japan Business Handbook 2016 (2nd Edition)

Youth EmpowermentProgrammes organized atAMA had benefited a largenumber of college goingstudents. During 2015-16 asmany as 7 batches ofprogrammes were organizedand in all 140 studentsparticipated. The programmeconducted by Mr. PareshPandya provided valuableinputs on:

•Self Awareness•Developing and Achieving

Life’s Vision and Goals•Power of Self-confidence and

how to get success in Life•Positive Mental Attitude;•Inter-personal Skills•Using Mind Power to

increase Concentration instudies

•Developing the Art ofHuman Relationship etc.

SPEC-AMA Centre for Youth EmpowermentSupported by SPEC India (Mr. Milind Shroff)

Youth Empowerment

Date Batch No. of Participants

April 18 1 15

June 6 2 25

July 25 3 28

Sept. 12 4 26

October 17 5 7

Dec 5 6 23

Feb 6 7 16

Total 140

Mr. Paresh Pandya conducting the Youth Empowerment Programme.


Yatindra Sharma – AMA Academy of Vocational Education

Vocational Training Programmes were conducted

under the Centre “Yatindra Sharma-AMA Academy

of Vocational Education” which was inaugurated

by Hon. Union Minister Mr. Rajiv Pratap Rudy on

8th January 2015. The Centre also received

recognition as a Vocational Education Provider

(VTP) by Directorate of Technical Education,

Govt. of Gujarat. The Centre organized the following programmes:

1. English and Soft Skills Programme

2. Bakery and Pastry Chef Professional

As many as 287 persons completed these programmes.

Sl. Date Programme Name No. of

No. Participants

1 May 04 to June 20,2015 Bakery and Pastry Chef Professional 19

2 Sept.14 to Nov. 2,2015 Bakery and Pastry Chef Professional 19

3 Nov.23,2015 to Jan.12,2016 Bakery and Pastry Chef Professional 14

4 Jan.27 to Mar.17,2016 Bakery and Pastry Chef Professional 21

5 March 28 to May 16,2016 Bakery and Pastry Chef Professional 22

Total 95

1 April 2 to May 6, 2015 Conversational English for Beginners 27

2 May 18 to June 27, 2015, Conversational English for Beginners 32

3 July 20 to August 28, 2015, Conversational English for Beginners 23

4 Sept. 14 to Oct. 26, 2015 Conversational English for Beginners 13

5 Nov. 23 to Jan. 4, 2016 Conversational English for Beginners 28

6 Jan. 11 to Feb. 24, 2016 Conversational English for Beginners 13

7 March 21 to May 2, 2016 Conversational English for Beginners 22

Total 158

Grand Total 253

Participants of the programme ‘Bakery and Pastry Chef Professional’


Kishan Gordhandas Gupta-AMA Centre forCapital Market & Investors Education

The Centre was set-up with the initiative

and support of Shri Chinubhai R. Shah,

Past President, AMA and contributed by

Investors Education and Research

Foundation. The Centre will conduct

programmes in the area of Capital Market

& Investment.

Jehangir Cama-AMA Centre forAgriculture and Farm Management

The centre has developed a programme on Agri Business and Agri Entrepreneurship

which received encouraging response.

May 24 to July 19, 2015 Agri Business and Agri Entrepreneurship (Batch-1)

Aug 9 to Oct. 11, 2015 Agri Business and Agri Entrepreneurship (Batch-2)

The following programmes were organized:

(a) Career in Financial Market(b) IPO – Public Issue Investment(c) Systematic Investment Programme – Do It Yourself and Mutual Fund(d) Trading in Stock Market.

Mr. Himal Parikh, Director, Interface Capital Markets (P) Ltd. coordinated theseprogrammes.

Seminar on Herbal Product Opportunities (26 April 2015)

The Seminar received encouraging response and appreciation.

The topics were: Business Opportunities in Herbal Sector; Technologies available

for Herbal Industries and Assistance to Entrepreneurs; Projectisation of

Opportunities for Herbal Sector; Marketing of Herbal Products

• Dr. S.K. Nanda, IAS, Chairman & MD, GSFC Ltd.

• Dr. S.K. Rao, Principal Investigator (Herbal Products), Business Plan Unit

(NAIP), Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vidyalaya, Jabalpur

• Dr. U.K. Srivastava ( Director, P.S. Management Consultants & M&E Chief of

NAIP Project of World Bank)

• Mr. Manish Singh, Director, Abhumka Herbals Pvt. Ltd.

Mr. D.J. Radia, Hon. Treasurer Introduced the speakers.


Entrepreneurship Development ProgrammeNavdeep–AMA Centre for Entrepreneurship Development

The Centre established on 2009 has been involved in organizing training

programmes for promoting entrepreneurship. The Centre organized the following

programmes:

Training Programmes

Date Topic No. of Participants

June 29 to July 10 Start Your Business 32

Sept. 14 to 25 Start Your Business 06

Jan. 18 to 29 Start Your Business 17

May 24 to July 19 Agri Business &Agri Entrepreneurship 24

Aug 9 to Oct. 11 Agri Business &Agri Entrepreneurship 14

August 8, 2015 A talk on Angel Investors for Start-upsby Mr. Himal Parikh

Research in Management at AMAPVRN Iyer-AMA Centre for Research in Management

Sponsored by Shri P.V.R.N. Iyer, Past President

The Centre was formally inaugurated by Mr. D. Shivakumar, Chairman and CEO,PepsiCo India at a public function on 24th September, 2015. Dr. Paresh Kariya,Member, Programmes Committee (Director, Otis India Ltd.) will coordinatethe activities.

The main objective of the Centre will be to provideresearch guidance to doctoral students byorganizing Research Forum Meetings, conductingworkshops on issues faced by Doctoral Students etc.

The centre will undertake the following activities:

• Doctoral Research Facilitation Centre• Award for Outstanding Doctoral Research• AMA Research Forum for Ph.D• Training Programmes• Case Preparation and Case Study Workshop• Publications

Workshops/ProgrammesSept. 12, 2015 Programme “Starting your Doctoral Study”

Nov. 28, 2015 1st Research Forum

Feb. 20, 2016 2nd Research Forum

Dr. Paresh Kariya addressing Research Forum


Ramanbhai Patel-AMA Centre for Excellence in EducationSponsored by Zydus Cadila Group

Shri Ramanbhai Patel-AMA Shreshtha Shikshak Award (2014)

Mr. A.S. Kiran Kumar, Chairman, Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO),

Bangalore; presented the Awards to the Winners (16th June 2015).

The Awards were presented to:

1. Mr. Sanjay K Raval, Balsasan Pay Center Prathmik Shala, Ahmedabad

2. Dr. Bhavnaben P Andhariya, Ankur Mandbudhivala Balakon-ni Vishisht Shala,

Bhavnagar

3. Ms. Kajal J Sadhwani, ( J.H. Ambani Saraswati Vidya Mandir, Surat

Mr. Sanjay K Raval, Balsasan PayCenter Prathmik Shala, Ahmedabad

Dr. Bhavnaben P Andhariya, AnkurMandhbudhivala Balakon - ni VishishtShala, Bhavnagar

Ms. Kajal J Sadhwani, J.H. Ambani

Saraswati Vidya Mandir, Surat

The Annual Lecture on “Magic of

Childhood” delivered by Ms. Usha

Venkatesh, Educationist & Author,

Brightland Discovery School on

20th May, 2015.

A programme on School Leadership

was organized for Jilla Panchayat

School Teachers. The speakers

included Mr. Paresh Pandya, Dr. Heena

Rachh and Mr. Narendra Pandya

(Co-ordinator).


5th Japan Festival

The Japan Festival 2016 was celebrated on February 12 to 14, 2016. The threedays celebration included Japanese Dance and Music Performance, ScreeningInternational Award Winning Japanese Films, Yukata (Kimono) Japanese DressDemonstration, Ikebana Flower Arrangement Workshop, Karate Martial ArtPerformance, Origami – Japanese Paper Craft Workshop, Shodo – JapaneseCalligraphy Workshop and Japanese Tea Ceremony. The programme jointlyorganized with Consulate General of Japan, Mumbai, Japan Foundation and IndoJapan Friendship Association received very encouraging response from public.Hon’ble Governor Dr. O.P. Kohli inaugurated the Festival. Mr. Yoshiki Ito, Consul-General, Japan and Mr. Gautam Shah, Mayor of Ahmedabad were the Chief Guestand Guest of Honours.

Feb. 12 Inauguration of 5th Japan Festival with Glimpses of the Presentation ofUnique Japanese Dance & Music Performance

Feb. 13 Organized Workshop on

• Yukata (Kimono) Japanese Dress Demonstration• Ikebana – Flower Arrangement Workshop• Screening of International Award Winning Japanese Films• ‘5 Centimeters per Second’ & ‘The Place Promised in our Early Days’• Grand Gala Japanese Dance & Music Performances

Feb.14 Organized Workshop on Karate: Japanese Martial Art Performance

• Japanese Tea Ceremony

• Origami – Japanese Paper Craft Workshop

• Screening of Intl. Award Winning Japanese Film ‘Happy Flight’,‘Children Who Chase Lost Voices’ & ‘Ballad’

Other Programmes organised by Japan Centre

June 20, 2015 Nippon Quiz based on Business, Brands and Culture of Japanby Mr. Sanjay Chakraborty, Marketing Comm. Advisor

Nov. 6, 2015 Piano Concert – The Power of Muisicby celebrated Japanese Pianist Mr. Toshiki Usui

Japan Information and Study CentreSupported by Mitsubishi Corporation India Pvt. Ltd. and

Metal One Corporation India Pvt. Ltd.


Japanese Language Programs

Ms. Tomoko Ashihara, Native Japanese Teacher supported by Japan InternationalCooperation Agency (JICA) conducted the language learning program.

Date Programme No. of Participants

• May 4 to June 12,2015 Japanese Course for Beginners (60 Hrs) 27

• June 29 to Sept. 4,2015 Japanese Course for Beginners (60 Hrs) 23

• June 30 to Sept. 12, 2015 Japanese Course for Basic Level (60 Hrs) 12

• Sept. 26 to Nov. 28, 2015 Reading Class for Japanese(N5 Level) (24 Hrs) 5

• Sept. 28 to Jan. 21, 2016 Japanese Course for Basic Level -2 (75 hours) 6

• Sept. 29 to Dec. 16, 2015 Japanese Course for Basic Level -1 (75 hours) 7

• Oct 24 to Dec. 26, 2015 Japanese Course for Beginners (60 Hrs) 11

• Feb 8 to April 22, 2016 Japanese Course for Beginners (60 Hrs) 16

• Feb. 16 to July 19, 2016 Japanese Course for Baisc Level-2 (150 hours) 9

Total 116

Japan Education Fair Oct 31 & Nov. 1, 2015

The Japan Information & Study Centre at AMA had organized “Japan EducationFair,” the first of its kind in Gujarat, from October 31 to November 1, 2015 under theauspices of the University of Tokyo India and in association with Consulate Generalof Japan at Mumbai. The University of Tokyo, Shizuoka University, RitsumeikanUniversity, Waseda University and Hokkaido University represented the event. Inaddition to five universities, one Japanese company Learning System Co. Ltd. and itsIndian associated LS Creative learning Pvt. Ltd. which offers Robotics STEMeducation program in India also participated. The inaugural function was addressedby Mr. Daisuke Kodama, First Secretary, Embassy of Japan, New Delhi; Mr. JunichiKakuta, Consul, Consulate General of Japan, Mumbai; Mr. Atsushi Ohtsuka, MD,Hitachi Home & Life Solutions India Ltd.; Ms. Reiko Furuya, Director, JETRO,Mr. Hiroshi Yoshino, Director, The University of Tokyo and Shri Mukesh Patel, Founder,Japan Information & Study Centre, President, Indo-Japan Friendship Association.

Over 250 persons participated in the inaugural function. Prof. Sudhir Mishra, IIT-Kanpur, President, University of Tokyo Alumni Association in India presented thekey-note address and shared his experience. The Japan Education Fair also providedOne to One Individual consultation.


AMA Week – Empowering The Mind, Body & SpiritSupported by Mamata –AMA-Centre for Indian Wisdom for Management

Mukesh Patel-AMA Academy for Public Speaking & Personality Development

Annual Indian Wisdom Week

23rd AMA Week lecture series on ‘PRACTISING YOGA –As a Way of Life’ was

organized for seven days from October 5 to October 11. The programmes received

overwhelming response. The programme schedule is appended below:

Oct. 5 Yoga for being in Tune with the Infinite

by: Pujya Swamini Vimalananda

Director,Chinmaya Mission

Oct. 6 Yoga for Maintaining Health & Wellness

by: Pujya Swami Adhyatmananda

Celebrated Yoga Guru ofSivananda Ashram

Oct. 7 Yoga for Achieving All Round Excellence

by: Pujya Swami Brahmviharidas

Erudite Spokesperson ofSwaminarayan (BAPS)

Oct. 8 Yoga for Awakening the Powers Within

by: Guruji Shri G. Narayana,Distinguished Management Advisor& Author

Oct. 9 Yoga for Enjoying Stress-Free Living

by: Pujya Swami Anubhavananda

Ardent Propagator of the‘Be Happy Mission’

Oct. 10 Yoga for Experiencing Supreme Bliss

by: Brahmakumar Sister Shivani

Highly Articulate Inspirational Speaker& TV Celebrity

Oct. 11 Practising Yoga As A Way of Life

by: Dr. Hasmukh Adhia

Veteran Administrator,Doctorate in Yoga

Theme Planner & Coordinator:Mr. Mukesh M. Patel,Past President, AMA.


Apart from the AMA week program on Indian Wisdom, the following lecture series werealso organized under the centre.

September 22 to 25, 2015

Swami Anubhavananda delivered Four (4) Lectures

on Panchadasi Chapter 1 in the morning and Four (4)

sessions on Prashnottari of Shankaracharya in the

evening.

December 3 to 6, 2015

Mr. M.K. Angajan, Life Mastery Academy, South

Africa delivered Four (4) Lectures on Yoga Sutras of

Patanjali (8 principles to Master Life)

January 28 to February 4, 2016

Swami Bodhananda Saraswati delivered Eight (8)

lectures on Indian Philosophy for self Management

and Leadership Development. The topics included:

The Dharma World View; Lokayata and Modern

Materialism; Nyaya and Vaiseshika System; Sankhya

Sashtra; Patanjali Yoga Sutras; Mimamsa and

Vedanta; Buddhism and Jainism; Kashmira Shaivism

Swami Shekar, an International Banking Consultant

based in Toronto and President of Mata Annashree

Trust, India addressed on Transcending the Logical

World

Dilip A Shah–AMA Initiative on Health and Wellness

Oct. 10, Dr. Dinesh Pandya, Superintendant,2015 Akhandanand Ayurvedic Hospital

addressed on “Common Diseases andAyurveda”

Nov. 19 Internationally acclaimed Dr. Batra’sClinic Founder Chairman Dr. MukeshBatra addressed on “Health andWelfare: Healing Touch of Hospitality”

Nov. 28 Heart Diseases and Recent Trends inits Treatment by Dr. Ramesh Kapadia

Feb. 6, Dr. Dinesh Pandya addressed on2016 “Your Lifestyle and Home Medicines-

Unique Healthcare Programme”

Feb. 8 Dr. Prasanta Banerji, PBHRF, Calcuttaaddressed on “Homeopathy forSuccessful Treatment of Cancer-Recent Advances”

Dr. Dinesh Pandya, Superintendent, AkhandanandAyurvedic Hospital

Dr. Prasanta Banerji


AMA Annual Awards

AMA annual awards were instituted with a view to recognize and felicitateoutstanding contributions made by Members. The awards were presented at alargely attended public function. The 2014 awards were presented to the followingpersons at a public function on 20th April 2015. The Chief Guest of the programmewas Mr. R. Gopalakrishnan, Director, Tata Sons.

1. Mr. Vishnubhai Patel, Chairman and Managing Director, SadbhavEngineering Ltd. was awarded with AMA-Atlas Dyechem OutstandingEntrepreneurship of the Year Award 2014 for his exemplary leadership andoutstanding contributions in establishing a robust growth orientedinfrastructure company that created a long term value with larger presence inthe sector, visualizing honest business goals, building a team therebyrecognizing human values and adopting corporate philosophy of giving backto society through philanthropic activities.

2. Mr. Angshu Mallick, Chief Operating Officer, Adani Wilmar Ltd. was awardedwith AMA-Zydus Cadila Marketing Man of the Award 2014, for his stellarperformance in marketing and establishing Brand Fortune, brilliantinterpersonal relations, team building and leadership skills, excellence in brandbuilding, niche marketing and winning customers’ confidence thereby resultingin stupendous growth of Adani Wilmar’s flagship brand Fortune.

3. Mr. Prakash Nayak, Sr. Vice President, Kotak Mahindra Bank was awardedwith AMA-Metrochem Outstanding Manager of the Year Award 2014, for hisvisionary approach, dynamic leadership skills; transforming Kotak Bank asone of the strongest Financial Services brands; amazing strength ininterpersonal skills with a determined pursuit in achieving higher standardsin career as an excellent professional Manager.

4. Dr. Shreya Shah, Founder, Drashti Netralaya was awarded with AnubhaiChimanlal-AMA Nagarikta Puraskar 2014, for her relentless and selflesswork in creating Blind Free zone for the tribal and rural population inand around Dahod Village, for her deep commitment and significantcontributions to provide best modern eye care treatment for no cost, therebyinspiring to serve humanity.

5. Ms. Ruzan Khambatta, Founder, Wizz-O-Tech was awarded with AnubhaiChimanlal-AMA Nagarikta Puraskar 2014, for her passion and stupendouswork towards empowering women of all strata of society with motivationand positivity, for encouraging women to voice for themselves and excel intheir field.

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Annual Conference

21st Innovation Conference on ‘Innovation and Growth’ (6th February 2016)Organized under Symphony-AMA Centre for Innovation

21st Innovation Conference was organized on a theme “Innovation and Growth”

(February 6, 2016).

Dr. N. Ravichandran addressing the conference

A team of eminent personalities addressed the conference.

• Inauguration address on Innovation for Growth – A FrameworkShri R.S. Sodhi, Managing Director, GCMMF Ltd. (Amul)

• Impactful Innovations – Pharma StoryMr. Ketan Patel, Managing Director, Troikaa Pharmaceuticals Ltd.

• Inclusive Eye-care: An Innovation-based Business ModelDr. Ashley Thomas, Mulamoottil Eye Hospital

• Technology Innovation for Legal Risk Mitigation & GovernanceMr. Kirit Palsana, Managing Director, Capital Novus, India

• Innovations in Emerging Business Options - Solar PowerMr. Mehul Khakhi, Management Consultant, Project Director / BusinessHead - Technical, Advisory Services, Mott MacDonald India

• What’s Stopping Your Growth –An Innovative JourneyMr. Mahendra Garodiya, Expert in Chanakaya’s Artha Sastra.

• Innovation : an Enabler for GrowthDr. N. Ravichandran, IIM Ahmedabad; (Coordinator)

AMA Past Presidents’ School of GroomingSponsored by Mr. P.V.R.N. Iyer (President 1981-83) and supported by other Past Presidents

AMA Past Presidents’ School of Grooming has organized 4 batches of ShapingYoung Minds Programme. Theprogramme covering 7 full-days (42 hrs.)class room learning includedcommunication; presentation skills;behavoural skills; manners; self-estem;coping with challenges etc. Mr. HirenVakil, Management Consultant andeminent Trainer has been conducting theprogramme since January 2010. In all 24 batches and as many as 437 studentswere trained.

Batch No. Dates No. ofStudents

Batch – 21 April 13 to May 5, 2015 9

Batch – 22 May 11 to June 1, 2015 21

Batch – 23 July 26 to Sept. 6, 2015 21

Batch – 24 Oct. 11 to Nov. 22, 2015 13

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9th Annual Intellectual Property Summit 2016Organized under YJ Trivedi-AMA Academy for Intellectual Property Rights

The programme discussed the following:

• Brands and IPMr. Sanjay Chakraborty, Marketing Communication Advisor,Essksee Consultancy

• Latest Developments in the Field of IPRMr. Ajay Gupta, Sr. Advocate, Supreme Court of India

• The Journey of Indian IP Regime and its impact on Indian IndustryMr. K. Subodh Kumar, IP Program Head, Tata Consultancy Services

• IP in a Digital WorldMr. Anubhav Kapoor, General Counsel &Company Secretary Tata Technologies

• IP Impacts of 3D PrintingMr. Gregory L. Maurer, Partner, Klarquist, USA

• Brand Acquisition Challenges in Corporate WorldMr. Mandar Chandrachud, General Manager - Legal, Godrej Industries

• TM Application & Protection in ChinaMr. David Song, Trademark Attorney, Kangxin Partners (China)

Hon’ble Jutice K.N. Basha, Chairman and Shri Sanjeev Kumar Chaswal, Hon.technical Member, IP Appellate Board inaugurated the programme.

World IP Day (April 26, 2015)

World Intellectual Property Day was celebrated by a Panel Discussion on Get-up, Stand-up, For Music.

Panel Members included Ms. Krupa Trivedi, Programming Head, 94.3 MY FM, Synergy Media EntertainmentLtd; Mr. Nakul Sharedalal, Y.J.Trivedi & Co; Mr. Ashish Kakkad, Film Maker and Mr. Sanjay Chakraborty,

Associate Vice President, Triton Communications

The 9th Annual IP Summit held on January 9 and 10, 2016 discussed a wide rangeof issues in IPR.


14th Annual HR Conference onMeasuring and Managing Performance: HR’s Role (March 5, 2016)

Organized under Madanmohan Ramanlal-AMA Centre for HRD

The 14th Annual HR Conference was organised on the theme ‘Measuring and

Managing Performance: HR’s Role. Dr. T.V. Rao, Chairman, TVRLS coordinated

the Conference.

The programme discussed the following aspects:

• Measuring Managerial Performance: Human Capital Approach

Mr. K. Ramkumar, Executive Director, ICICI Bank Limited

• My Experiences of Measuring and Managing PMS in Different SectorDr. Sripada Chandrasekhar, President & Global Head-HR, Dr. Reddy’sLaboratories Ltd.

• Innovations in Managing PMSMr. Rajesh Vaidya, Sr. VP-HR, Transpek Silox Industry Ltd.

• Innovations in Managing PMS - Need of hour and Industry ExperienceMr. Naresh Mehta, Vice President, HR, Torrent Power Ltd.

• HR Analytics and Performance Management SystemsMs. Rani Desai, Chief People Officer, Deloitte Consulting India Pvt. Ltd

• Do Good Performance lead to Success: Lessons of ExperienceDr. T.V. Rao (Co-ordinator), Chairman, TVRLS Ltd.

M/s. Rajiv Mehta, D.J. Radia, Rama Moondra, Paresh Kariya from AMA coordinated

each of the session.

K. Ramkumar Dr. SripadaChandrasekhar

Rajesh Vaidya Naresh Mehta Rani Desai Dr. T.V. Rao


Annual Lectures

37th Dr. Vikram Sarabhai Memorial Lecture (October 7, 2015)

Shri J.B. Shah Memorial Lecture (August 27, 2015)

Mr. Shankar Shinde, Vice Chairman, Federation of

Freight Forwarders Association of India delivered

the lecture on “International North South Transport

Corridor” (INSTC).

8th Dr. Lalita Iyer-AMA Annual Lecture (Sept. 11, 2015)

The 8th Annual lecture was delivered by Dr. IndiraNityanandam, Writer, Author and Academic Advisoron ‘The Women of Today’.

The 37th Vikram Sarabhai Memorial Lecture was

delivered by Mr. Ralf Fucks, President, Heinrich-Boll

Stiftung, Berlin on “Green Growth, Smart Growth –

A New Approach to Economics, the Environment &

Innovation”.

The following Book Forum meetings were organized.

May 23 Mr. Hiren Vakil, Trainer and Motivational Speaker addressed on the Book“Dream With Your Eyes Open: An Entrepreneur’ Journey” by Mr. RonnieScrewvala

June 19 Mr. Suresh Pandit, Management Consultant addressed on “How to be aProductivity Ninja” by Mr. Graham Allcott

Dec. 11 Ms. Rama Moondra, Management Trainer addressed on “The Age of thePlatform” by Mr. Phil Simon

Jan. 8 Book Launch and address “ Effective People” written by Dr. T V Rao

Feb. 19 Mr. R Gopalakrishnan, Former Director , TATA Sons Ltd. addressed onhis latest book “Six Lenses”

Feb. 23 Book Launch & Lecture “I of theStorm: Discover Your True Self”by Ms. Anju Sharma.

Chief Guest: Shri O P Kohli,Hon. Governor Shri of Gujarat.

Guests of Honor: Shri Vijay Rupani,Hon. Minister, Labour & Employment,Govt of Gujarat, Shri G R Aloria, Chief Secretary, Govt. of Gujarat

Mar. 21 Book Release and Address “Awaken Entrepreneurship Spirit- Start YourOwn Manufacturing Enterprise” written by Late Shri N K Patel.Chief Guest: Dr. N Ravichandran, IIM Ahmedabad.

Book Forum


S.R. Bhandari–AMA Best Speaker Award 2015Sponsored by Mr. S.R. Bhandari, Past President

To encourage and promote the art of public speaking, AMA has been organizing

regular training programmes on Public Speaking and Personality Development.

During the year as many as 7 batches were completed. Speakers’ Forum is another

monthly session which provided opportunity for Members to participate and practice

public speaking.

S.R. Bhandari Best Speaker Award

The Best Speaker Award is an

annual event organized to recognize

and felicitate outstanding speakers

with an award trophy and cash prize.

The function was organized on 3rd

August, 2015. Over 78 persons

participated in the contest and the

award were presented to:

First Prize Ms. Kankara Roy Jain

Second Prize Mr. Hrim Shah

Annual Quiz ProgrammeAMAdabad Quiz (October 17, 2015)

AMAdabad Quiz based on Heritage,

Business and Brands of Ahmedabad

was conducted for the benefit of

college students and young

professionals. the programme

attracted large number of youth to

participate. Mr. Sanjay Chakraborty

conducted the program and

presented prizes to the winners.

Nippon Quiz (June 20, 2015)

Nippon Quiz based on Business,

Brands and Culture of Japan

was conducted for the benefit of

college students and young

professionals. The quiz provided

insights on knowing Japan better

with interesting questions. The

programme was conducted by

Mr. Sanjay Chakraborty.

Mr. Suresh Mashruwala and Mr. Narendra Pandya

coordinated the contest.

Mr. Sanjay Chakraborty coordinated the programme.


Municipal School Programme

Municipal School Programme started in 2010-11, the programmes now covered 211

schools and 13138 students. There were 489 teachers who accompanied the students

also benefitted from the programme.

Students were brought from School by special bus and were given a full-day training

programme. Lunch and refreshments facility were also provided to students without

any charges. This programme was supported by Members by donation of Rs.15,000/-

per school towards expenses. So far 66 members donated Rs.22,31,000 towards this

programme. The programme was coordinated by Mr. Narendra Pandya.

The programme covering the following topics made great impact amongst students:

• improve their study habits

• to be outspoken and extrovert

• learn self-management at their level

• face hindrances and oddities

• develop positive attitude

• take care of their health and hygiene

• remain clean, neat and be well-behaved

• broaden their vision

• visit AMA Library and experience its surroundings and peace

• cherish a dream of becoming some one important and work for the same to

realize it

• achieve better academic performance

• become responsible citizens of tomorrow

Sr. School’s Name Training No.of No. of

No Date Students accompanying

Teachers

1. Ambali Primary Shala July 7, 2015 101 5

2. Ghuma Primary Shala July 10 89 4

3. Gota Primary Shala July 14 67 5

4. Housing Primary Shala July 16 62 3

5. Kubadthal Primary Shala August 6 70 5

6. Bamroli Primary Shala August 11 84 4

7. Detroj Primary Shala August 11 80 3

8. Sanathal Primary Shala August 21 75 3

9. Devadi Primary Shala Sept. 1 25 3

10. Instolabad Primary Shala Sept. 1 33 3

11. Gamdi Primary Shala Sept. 3 17 2

12. Janiyapir Primary Shala Sept. 3, 2015 53 5

13. Nani Mundel Primary Shala, Kathlal Sept. 16, 2015 71 4

List of Schools (2015-16)


Sr. School’s Name Training No.of No. of

No Date Students accompanying

Teachers

14. Ropda Primary Shala Sept. 18 40 3

15. Chosar Primary Shala Sept. 18 36 3

16. Laxmipura Primary Shala Sept. 29 60 4

17. Vanchh Primary Shala Oct. 1 75 4

18. Harniav Primary Shala Oct. 6 66 3

19. Naaz Primary Shala Oct. 9 66 5

20. Giramatha Primary School Oct. 19 67 04

21. Ode Primary School Dec. 17 61 06

22. Manipura Primary School Dec. 18 27 02

23. Devpura Primary School Dec. 18 17 03

24. Vidyanagar Primary Shala, New Odhav January 1, 2016 52 4

25. Saath Charitable Trust (CFS) School Jan. 11 52 5

26. Lapkaman Primary Shala, Tal. Daskroi Jan. 12 68 2

27. Nandej Primary Shala, Tal. Dascroi Jan. 19 60 3

28. Khyati Primary Shala, Jagatpur Jan. 20 65 2

29. Ramol Primary Shala, Ramol Jan. 21 56 3

30. Vejalpur Primary Shala, Vejalpur, A’bad Feb. 3 55 4

31. Barejadi Primary Shala, Barejadi,Tal. Dascroi Feb. 10 60 3

32. Adarsh Primary Shala, Ratanpura,Tal. Dascroi Feb. 19 61 3

33. Hanspura Primary Shala, Tal. Dascroi Feb. 23 59 4

34. Jakhwada Primary Shala, Tal. Viramgam Feb. 24 46 2

35. Shiyal Primary Shala, Shiyal,Tal. Viramgam Feb. 24 13 2

36. Ogan Primary Shala, Ogan,Tal. Viramgam Feb. 27 43 4

No. of Schools : 36 • No. of Students : 1404 • No. of accompanying Teachers : 95

Students with Mr. Narendra Pandya (coordinator)


Navnitlal Bhagubhai-AMA LibrarySupported by Smt. Devikaben Navnitlal & Family

The objective of the AMA Library is to facilitate and serve the needs of the members

and faculty/students with current, global and relevant information by identifying,

acquiring, organizing and retrieving information in print & non print formats.

AMA library is fully computerized. AMA Library has also extended its facility to

non-Members i.e. Senior Citizens, House wives, and students undergoing

professional studies.

Resources:

The library collection comprises literature pertaining to business, management and

allied areas. Its collection, development policies and information services are

mandated by the Institute’s teaching, research and training objectives.

Books: The library has a total collection of over 33000 books. The core area is

management and its auxiliary subjects. Apart from this the Library has a good

collection of books on self development, Indian economy, and industries. The Library

also maintained a valuable collection of books on WTO, International Trade, Tourism

and Healthcare.

Periodicals: AMA Library subscribes 175 Journals and Magazines on diverse

subjects. It includes 21 Journals subscribed on Core Trade, Export-Import, and

International Business.

News Paper Clippings: Library subscribes to 20 newspapers, and all important

news are classified for reference into over 130 different subjects’ headings.

CDs/DVDs: The Library has a good collection of more than 1450 CDs/DVDs.

Electronic Resources: AMA Library facilitates E-Databases which include Kompass

through Trade portals of India and NCTI (National Centre for Trade Information).

Services:

The services include answering reference queries (in person, letter, emails or phone);

providing information about the Management Development Programmes; managing

the collection of books and e-resources i.e. collection of on-line databases for Research

and Development, audio-visual and periodical collections; supporting Management

Development Programmes, events and activities like book discussions, lectures,

films, and Workshops.

• Reference Service

• Circulation Service

• Photocopying/Print-out

• Invitations to Programs/Events/

Activities

• Internet Access

• Book Suggestion and Reservation


Activity Centres at AMA

1. Prarthana-AMA Centre for

Career Counseling & Vocational Guidance

Date of Establishment: February 11, 1992

Sponsor : Mr. Mayur Shah

Prarthana Constructions Pvt. Ltd.

Activities : Summer Workshops for Students

Public Speaking Programmes

2. Navnitlal Bhagubhai-AMA Centre for

Continuing Education

Date of Establishment: June 30, 1993

Sponsor : Ms. Devikaben Patel

Activities : Diploma in Management (PDMS)

Library

3. Symphony-AMA Centre for Innovation

Date of Establishment: December 28, 1993

Sponsor : Mr. Achal Bakeri

Past President, AMA

Activities : Annual Innovation Conference

4. Pepsi-AMA Centre for International Business

Date of Establishment: April 16, 1994

Sponsor : Gujarat Bottling Company

Activities : Diploma in International Management

5. Anubhai Chimanlal-AMA Centre for Civic Affairs

Date of Establishment: January 28, 1995

Sponsor : Mr. Praful Anubhai

Past President, AMA

Activities : Nagarikta Puraskar Award

Civic Management

6. ATE-AMA Centre for Quality Management

Date of Establishment: August 29, 1995

Sponsor : Mr. Prakash Bhagwati

ATE Group of Companies

Activities : Workshop on Quality Management

Lean Conference

7. Mamata-AMA Centre for

Indian Wisdom for Management


Sponsor : Mr. Mahendra Patel

Past President, AMA

Activities : Lectures & Seminars

on Ancient Indian Wisdom

Lectures & Publications

8. Zydus Cadila-AMA Centre for Marketing Management


Sponsor : Mr. Pankaj R Patel

Zydus Cadila Group

Activities : Marketing Man of the Year Award

Lectures & Seminars on

Marketing Management

9. DGP Windsor-AMA Centre for

Excellence in Manufacturing


Sponsor : Mr. Dilip Piramal

DGP Windsor

Activities : Programme on Manufacturing &

Operational Efficiency

10. V.S. Pandya Sahitya Mudranalaya-AMA Centre

for Communication

Date of Establishment: November 29, 1996

Sponsor : Mr. Shreyas Pandya

Sahitya Mudranalaya

Activities : Diploma Programme in

Corporate Communication

11. SEWA-AMA Centre for CBOs

Date of Establishment: July 13, 1998

Sponsor : Self Employed Women’s

Association (SEWA)

Activities : Training Programme for

NGOs and CBOs

12. Madanmohan Ramanlal-AMA Centre for

Human Resource Development


Sponsor : D.C. Engineering Industries

Activities : Annual HR Conference

Diploma in HR Programme

13. Sagar Drugs-AMA Computer Centre

Date of Establishment: September 16, 1998

Sponsor : Mr. Rohit Patel

Sagar Drugs & Pharmaceuticals

Activities : Computer related Programmes

14. Wagh Bakri-AMA Centre for Governance

Date of Establishment: March 10, 1999

Sponsor : Mr. Piyushbhai O Desai

Wagh Bakri Group

Activities : Lectures and Seminars

on Governance Publications

AMA has been supported by individuals and corporates for setting up specific activities for the benefit of thesociety at large through endowments. Here is the list of such activity centres operating at AMA:


15. Saraswati Natwarlal Bhagwati- AMA

Centre for Leadership


Sponsor : Dr. P.N. Bhagwati

Activities : Lectures on Leadership

16. Mamata-AMA Centre for Management @ Gandhinagar


Sponsor : Mr. N.K. Patel

Activities : Youth Empowerment Programme in

Schools and Colleges

Publications

17. Rooshikumar Pandya-AMA Trainers’ Academy

Date of Establishment: October 28, 1999

Sponsor : Prof. Rooshikumar Pandya

Activities : Trainers’ Workshop

Publications

18. Rajiv Vastupal-AMA Achievers’ Academy

Date of Establishment: November 22, 2000

Sponsor : Mr. Rajiv Vastupal

Past President, AMA

Activities : Diploma in Sales Programme

19. Bank of Baroda-AMA Centre for Banking


Sponsor : Chairman’s Office

Bank of Baroda

Activities : Diploma in Banking and

Financial Services

20. B.H. Jajoo-AMA Centre for Entrepreneurship in IT


Sponsor : Prof. B.H. Jajoo

IIM Ahmedabad

Activities : IT related Workshops and Lectures

21. Krishna Heart Institute-AMA Centre for Excellence in

Healthcare Management


Sponsor : Mr. Atul Choksi

Krishna Heart Institute

Activities : Diploma in Healthcare Management

Health-week Programmes

22. DMI-AMA Centre for Disaster Risk Management


Sponsor : Mr. Mihir Bhatt

Disaster Mitigation Institute

Activities : Training Programme on Safety

First-Aid and related Programmes

23. Chinubhai R Shah-AMA Academy of

Foreign Languages


Sponsor : Mr. Chinubhai R Shah

Past President, AMA

Activities : Foreign Language

Certificate Programme

24. Ramanlal Patel-AMA Centre for

Excellence in Education

Date of Establishment: May 17, 2002

Sponsor : Mr. Pankaj Patel

Zydus Cadila Group

Activities : Shreshta Shikshak Award

Ramanbhai Patel Annual Lecture on

‘Excellence in Education’

25. GoG-AMA Centre for International Trade


Sponsor : Industries Commissionerate,

Govt. of Gujarat

Activities : Training Programmes on

‘International Trade’

Publications

26. Dr. Lalita Iyer-AMA Centre for

the Development of Women


Sponsor : Mr. P.V.R.N. Iyer

Past President, AMA

Activities : Women Empowerment Programmes

Annual Memorial Lecture

27. TCGL-AMA Centre for

Tourism and Hospitality Management


Sponsor : Tourism Corporation of Gujarat Ltd.

Activities : Tourism related Training Programmes

Tourist Guide Training Programme

28. Mukesh M Patel-AMA

Academy of Public Speaking & Personality Dev.


Sponsor : Mr. Mukesh M Patel,

Past President, AMA

Activities : Public Speaking and Personality

Development Programmes

Summer Workshop for Students

29. Y.J. Trivedi-AMA Academy for

Intellectual Property Rights


Sponsor : Mr. Y.J. Trivedi, Advocate

Activities : Annual IP Summit

IP Day Programme

Training Programme on IP Act.

30. Jehangir Cama-AMA Centre for

Agriculture and Farm Management


Sponsor : Mr. Rustom Cama

Cama Group

Activities : Diploma in Agri Business Management

Agri Business Conferences

Visit to Modern Agri Farm


31. Nipam Shah-AMA Centre for Excellence in

Financial Management


Sponsor : Mr. Nipam Shah

Activities : Financial Management

Certificate Programme

Lecture on Finance and

Commercial Aspects.

32. Gujarat NRE Coke-AMA Centre for National Integrity


Sponsor : Mr. Arun Kumar Jagatramka

CMD, Gujarat NRE Coke Ltd.

Activities : Programme on Ethics

Seminar on Public Governance

Corporate Governance Programme

33. Navdeep-AMA Centre for

Entrepreneurship Development


Sponsor : Mr. Janak D Parikh

Past President, AMA

Activities : Certificate Programme on

‘Entrepreneurship’

Conference on Entrepreneurship

in Different Sectors

34. J.B. Shah-AMA Centre for Shipping and Logistics


Sponsor : Mr. Samir J Shah,

JBS Group of Companies

Activities : Annual Lecture on

‘Shipping and Logistics’

Diploma in Shipping & Logistics

MDP related to Port Management

35. SPEC-AMA Faculty Chair


Sponsor : Mr. Milind Shroff

CEO, SPEC India

Activities : Youth Empowerment Programme

Organized every month support

provided to college with

Youth Empowerment Programme.

36. AMA Past Presidents’ School of Grooming

Date of Establishment: November, 2009

Sponsor : Mr. P.V.R.N. Iyer

Past President, AMA

Activities : Shaping Young Minds Programme

specially designed for Students, aimed

at developing young students with

values and right attitudes to develop a

positive personality.

37. Yatindra Sharma-AMA Academy for

Vocational Education

Date of Establishment: November 2011

Sponsor : Mr. Yatindra Sharma

Past President, AMA

Activities : Vocational Training Programmes and

Developing Youth for meaningful

engagement. The following vocational

programmes are being organised:

Bakery and Pastry Chef Professional

Electrician Technician

Accounting and Office Assistant

Automechanic Technician

38 Jaykrishna Harivallabhdas-AMA Centre for

Indo-Japanese Relations

Date of Establishment: February 11, 2013.

Sponsor : Mrs. Padma Jaykrishna

Activities : Japan Language Programme

Organizing Japan Festival & Art and

Cultural Shows, Indo-Japan Business

related programmes, etc.

39. PDPU-AMA Centre for

Non-Conventional Energy Management


Sponsor : Pandit Deendayal

Petroleum University

Activities : Solar Energy Programme

Conference on Alternate Energy

Lectures to Propogate

Renewable Energy

Visits to Installations

40. Kishan Gordhandas Gupta- AMA Centre for

Capital Market & Investors Education


Sponsor : Investor Education & Research Foundation

Activities : Training Programmes on Investment

Stock Market and other investment

options.

Lecture on Finance

Financial Planning etc.

41. PVRN Iyer- Centre for

Research in Management

Date of Establishment: September 24, 2015

Sponsor : Mr. PVRN Iyer, Past President, AMA

Activities : Research Forum

Workshop on Doctoral Studies

Research Methodology

Research Report Writing etc.


Annexure I : Open Forums Meetings (2015-16)

APRIL 2015

Apr. 10 Mr. Arun Chitlangia, Management Consultantaddressed on Expectation Management

Apr. 11 Mr. Achal Rangaswamy, Author andMotivational Speaker addressed on UnleashYour Hidden Potential

Apr. 17 Mr. Himal Parikh, Director, Interface CapitalMarkets (P) Ltd. addressed on 100 Smart Cities- Problems and Prospects

Apr. 18 Mr. Sanjay Chakraborty, Associate Vice President– Brand Services, Triton Communicationsaddressed on HI FAILURE (A motivational sessionon facing adversities in life)

Apr. 19 Prevention of Heart AttackFollowed by a presentation by• Dr. Dhava Doshi, Cardiologist on Primary

Prevention of Coronary Heart Disease,• Dr. Ramesh I Kapadia, Founder of UHP• Dr. R.K. Patel, Director, UN Mehta Institute

of Cardiology & Research Center• Mr. Anil Mukim, IAS, Principal Secretary

(ME & MS), Health & Family WelfareDept. Govt. of Gujarat

Apr. 20 AMA Annual Awards Presentation FunctionChief Guest: Mr. R. Gopalakrishnan,Director, Tata Sons Ltd.presented to• AMA-Atlas Dyechem Outstanding

Entrepreneur Award (2014)Mr. Vishnubhai Patel,Chairman & Managing Director,Sadbhav Engineering Ltd.

• AMA-Zydus Cadila MarketingMan Award (2014)Mr. Angshu Mallick,Chief Operating Officer,Adani Wilmar Limited

• AMA-Metrochem OutstandingManager Award (2014)Mr. Prakash Nayak,Executive Vice President,Kotak Mahindra Bank

• Anubhai Chimanlal-AMANagarikta Puraskar (2014)Dr. Shreya Shah, Founder,Drashti Netralaya andMs. Ruzan Khambatta,Founder, Wizz O Tech Ltd.

Apr.21&22 The film series on Upanishad Ganga

By Br. Atharvana Chaitanya, Chinmaya

Mission, Ahmedabad

Episodes were screened:

“I am NOT This” (Episode 28)

“I am what I am” (Episode 29)

Apr. 24 Mr. Vatsal K. Shah, Chief Consultant &

Partner, Pragmatic Consultancy addressed on

E-Commerce: New Sales Channel

Apr. 25 Speakers’ Forum Meeting

Topic: Achievement Lies within the reach of

those, who reach beyond themselves.

Co-ordinated: Mr. Suresh Mashruwala

Apr. 26 Maths Day:

Collaboration with Zeal Education

Apr. 26 Seminar on Herbal Product Opportunities

Speakers included:

• Dr. S.K Nanda, IAS, Chairman & MD,

GSFC Ltd.

• Dr. S.K Rao, Principal Investigator

(Herbal Products),Business Plan Unit

(NAIP),Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi

Vidyalaya, Jabalpur

• Dr. U.K Srivastava

(Director, P.S Management Consultants

& M&E Chief of NAIP Project of

World Bank)

• Mr. Manish Singh, Director,

Abhumka Herbals Pvt. Ltd.

Apr. 26 World Intellectual Property Day

‘Get-up, Stand-up. For Music.’

Panel Members

• Ms. Krupa Trivedi,

Programming Head, 94.3 MYFM,

Synergy Media Entertainment Ltd.

• Dainik, Bhaskar Group

• Mr. Nishith Mehta,

Music Director & Composer

• Mr. Ashish Kakkad, Film Maker

Co-ordinated & Chaired by

Mr. Sanjay Chakraborty, Associate

Vice President, Triton Communications

Learning is a continuous process. The weekly lectures organized on different subjects provided useful interaction

for Members to learn and update on topics of varied nature. They were able to meet and interact with a host of

dignitaries . The list of programme organised is appended below:


MAY 2015

May 2 “Corporate Happiness Evening” (Proactive

exercises to help you to understand the nature

of happiness) addressed on Dr. Rekha Shetty,

Managing Director, Farstar Distribution

Network Ltd.

Her book released “Everyday Happiness

Mantras”

May 8 Mr. G. Balachandran, Management Trainer &

Motivational Speaker address on What

Employers Want From You?

May 9 Dr. P. M. Kariya, Director, OTIS addressed on

“BRAND IN YOU”

May 15 Mr. Paresh Pandya, Management Psychologist

and Trainer addressed on Psycho Relaxation

for Mind Management

May 18-20 Film series on Upanishad Ganga

By: Br. Atharvana Chaitanya,

Chinmaya Mission, Ahmedabad


Treasure the Truth (Episode - 30)

Nectar of Knowledge (Episode - 31)

Highest Happiness (Episode - 32)

May 20, The lecture-cum-discussion on

MAGIC OF CHILDHOOD

by Ms. Usha Venkatesh

Educationist , Author and Principal,

Brightland Discovery School

May 23 When Opportunity Knocks, Open the Door

Book by Ronnie Screwvala on “Dream with

Your Eyes Open: An Entrepreneurial Journey”

by Mr. Hiren Vakil, Management Trainer &

Motivational Speaker

May 23 Exploring Corporate Social Responsibility

(CSR) for Business Advantage

Speakers:• Mr. Rajendra Joshi, Director,

Saath Livelihood• Mr. Niraj Lal, Head-CSR, Arvind Ltd.• Mr. Atul Pandya, Director-Education,

Lok Bharti, Sanosara, Bhavnagar• Prof. S. Ram Kumar,

Management Consultant & Advisor

May 27 Professor Saikat Sen, Director, Sri AurobindoFoundation addressed on Leadership by

Consciousness

May 29 Mr. B.N. Dastoor, Management Trainerand Author addressed on“Management by Parables”

May 30 Social Enterprise for Human Upliftment

Book released: “Symphony of Fraternity:

Social Enterprise for Human Upliftment”

Written by Jayanti S. Ravi and Ravi Gopalan

Chief Guest:Hon’ble State Education MinisterShri Bhupendrasinh Chudasama

Speakers:• Shri T.V. Narendran, MD, Tata Steel

• Dr. Jayanti S. Ravi, IAS, Commissionerof Labour, Govt. of Gujarat

• Mr. Yatindra Sharma, Past President, AMA

Panel discussions:

• Prof. Anup Singh, Director General,Nirma University

• Mr. Ajay Patel, Principal, Shamlaji College

• Mr. Jay Prakash Shivhare, Commissioner,Bhavnagar Municipal Corporation

• Parivrajaks (Mr. Parth Sarathi &Mr. Ravindra, Tata Steel Ltd.)

• Mr. Mahesh Singh, Addl. Secretary (Plan),Water Supply Dept., Govt. of Gujarat& CEO, WASMO, Gujarat

• Shri P. Swaroop, Collector,Sabarkantha Dist.

• Shri M. Nagarajan, IAS, DDO,Sabarkantha Dist.

• Shri Himanshu Patel,

Sarpanch, Punsari Gram Panchayat

• Parivrajaks (Ms. Binita Soren,Tata Steel Ltd. & Mr. Pravin,Punsari Gram Panchayat)

• Shri Bancha Nidhi Pani, Collector,

Bhavnagar Dist.• Ms. Jeroo Master, Head UNICEF, Gujarat

JUNE 2015

June 5 CLOUD COMPUTING – Current Trends

by Mr. Vispi Munshi, Founder CEO,ERP India

June 6 Mr. S.M. Chaturvedi, Export-ImportConsultant addressed onPositive Aspects of Union Budget with

reference to International Trade

June 6 Bakery Conference

Update on Bakery and Pastry Business• Ms. Vishakha Shroff, Director, Institute for

Developing Food Industry, Pune

• Mr. Prakash Nair, Chairman,Institute for Developing Food Industry


June 16 Shri Ramanbhai Patel-AMA Shreshtha

Shikshak Award 2013 and 2014.

Chief Guest:

Mr. A.S. Kiran Kumar, Chairman,

Indian Space Research Organization,

Bangalore

Award Winner: 2013

• Ms. Vijayeta Patel,

Gandhinagar International Public School,

Gandhinagar

• Mr. Rameshchandra Chauhan

Sheth D V Sarkari Higher Secondary

School, Anjar, Kutch

Award Winner: 2014

• Mr. Sanjay K Raval,

Balsasan Pay Center Prathmik Shala,

Ahmedabad

• Dr. Bhavnaben P Andhariya

Ankur Mandhbudhivala Balakon-ni

Vishisht Shala, Bhavnagar

• Ms. Kajal J Sadhwani

J.H. Ambani Saraswati Vidya Mandir,

Surat

June 19 A Book Forum

‘How to be a Productivity Ninja’

by: Mr. Graham Allcott

addressed by Mr. Suresh Pandit,

Management Consultant

June 20 NIPPON Quiz based on Business,

Brands & Culture of Japan with

Mr. Sanjay Chakraborty, Marketing

Communication Advisor

June 27 Speakers’ Forum Meeting

Topic: Passion and Commitments Leads

to Success

Co-ordinated: Mr. Suresh Mashruwala

June 30 Panel Discussion on

“Pre and Post Social Media Era”

Panel Members:-

• Mr. Abhishek Jain, Film Maker

• Mr. Pallav Parikh, Co-founder, CityShor

Session Co-ordinated & Chaired by:

Mr. Sanjay Chakraborty

Marketing Communication Advisor

JULY 2015

July 3 Book Forum

Dr. N. Ravichandran, IIM Ahmedabad,

(Former Director, IIM Indore) addressed on

The Difficulty of Being Good

written by Mr. Gurcharan Das

July 4 Mr. Arun Chitlangia,

Management Consultant addressed on

Ten Point Agenda for Managing Time

July 10 Mr. Nipam R. Shah, Managing Director, NRS

Advisors Pvt. Ltd. addressed on Nurturing a

Start-up Dream

July 11 Mr. Jay Vasavada, Motivational Speaker,

Trainer & Author addressed on Managing

Aspirations and Expectations from Youth in

New India

July 17 Book Forum

Dream with Your Eyes Open Can-Do-

Attitude: An Entrepreneurial Journey

with Ronnie Screwvala

Conducted by Mr. Suresh Pandit

July 18 Speakers’ Forum Meeting

Mr. Aman Mehta, Director, Torrent Power

Ltd. addressed on SLIDES ABOUT SLIDES

July 20-23 The film series on Upanishad Ganga

By Br. Atharvana Chaitanya,



• Bondage to Bliss (Episode 33)

• Reality Check (Episode 34)

• God Demystified (Episode 35)

• Matrix Uncoded (Episode 36)

July 24 Film-based programme

Mr. Bhaskar B Joshi, General Manager (HR),

Godavari Biorefineries Ltd. addressed on

“Science of Spirituality” by: Mr. Mahatria Ra

July 29 Padma Bhushan Professor B.M. Hegde,

MD PhD, FRCP, Formar Vice Chancellor,

Manipal University addressed on

WHAT IS HEALTH?

July 30 Panel Discussion on

make in india vision, strategy

and implications

Speakers:• Dr. M.B. Athreya, Management Advisor• Dr. T.V. Rao, Chairman, TVRLS• Mr. Sunil Parekh, Corporate Advisor

AUGUST 2015

Aug. 1 Dr. Jagdish Barot, Former Director, WHO(South East Asia) addressed on Higher Studies

in Canada

Aug. 7 Dr. Heena Rachh, Principal, BharatiyaVidya Bhavan, Bahrain addressed on Inner

Engineering


Sept. 17 Book Launch Function

SUCCESS IS A THIEF

Edited by Dr. N. Ravichandran.Chief Guest: Guruji Shri G. Narayana

Sept. 18 Ms. Sagarika Shah, Co-founder, ThoughtCounsel, Mumbai addressed on Intricacies of

Relationship

Sept. 19 Mr. Prakash Nair, Institute for Developmentof Food Industry, Pune addressed on Why Do

Most People Fail

Sept. 21 Diploma Awarding Function

Chief Guest: Pujya Swami Anubhavananda

Sept. 22-25 Pujya Swami Anubhavananda addressed on

PANCADASI (Chapter 1) and Discussion on

Prashnottari of Shankaracharya

Sept. 24 AMA Inaugurated PVRN Iyer-AMA

Centre for Research in Management

Chief Guest: Mr. D. Shivakumar, Chairman& CEO, PepsiCo IndiaAddressed by Dr. Paresh Kariya, Member,

Programmes Committee, AMA

Sept. 26 S.R. Bhandari AMA Speakers’ Forum

Topics: “Culture Plays an Important

Role in Organization”

Co-ordinated by Mr. Suresh Mashruwala

OCTOBER 2015

Oct. 5 to 11 23rd AMA Week Programme onIndian WisdomTheme: “Practising Yoga as a Way of Life”

YOGA FOR BEING IN TUNE WITHTHE INFINITESwamini VimalanandaDirector of Chinmaya Mission,a Power Orator & Dynamic Campaignerfor Value Oriented Education

YOGA FOR MAINTAININGHEALTH & WELLNESSPujya Swami AdhyatmanandaCelebrated Yoga Guru of SivanandaAshram & Enlightened Scholar on Vedanta

YOGA FOR ACHIEVINGALL ROUND EXCELLENCEPujya Swami BrahmviharidasErudite Spokesperson of Swaminarayan(BAPS) An Amazing Speaker & Champion ofWorthy Causes

YOGA FOR AWAKENINGTHE POWERS WITHINGuruji Shri G. NarayanaDistinguished Management Advisor,Author Researcher & Inspiring Motivatoron Indian Wisdom

Aug. 8 Mr. Himal Parikh, Director, Interface Capital

Markets (P) Ltd. addressed on Angel Investing

For Start UPS

Aug.14 Prof. Rasananda Panda, MICA addressed on

Greek Crisis and Global Economy

Aug. 21 Prof. Rajesh Chandwani, IIM Ahmedabad

addressed on The Next Step in Parenting

Aug. 22 Mr. Lalit Mansingh, Former Foreign

Secretary, Government of India addressed on

What is new in India’s Foreign Policy?

Aug. 24-27 Film series on Upanishad Ganga

By Br. Atharvana Chaitanya,



• Incarnation Explained (Episode 37)

• So Many Gods? (Episode 38)

• The Mystical OM (Episode 39)

• The Theory of Creation (Episode 40)

Aug. 27 Mr. Shankar Shinde, Vice Chairman,

Federation of Freight Forwarders Association

of India addressed on International North

South Transport Corridor (INSTC)

Aug. 27 AMA Annual General Meeting

Aug. 28 Mr. Sanjay Chakraborty, Marketing

Communication Advisor addressed on Ethics

in Business Communication

SEPTEMBER 2015

Sept. 4 Teacher’s Day

Mr. Achal Rangaswamy, Sales Coach &

Management Trainer addressed on

Journey to Success

Sept. 7 World Indigenous Knowledge Day

Speakers:

• Dr. S.K. Nanda, Chairman &

Managing Director, GSFC Ltd.

• Dr. Harinath M Jha, Mahakali Arogya

Seva Trust

• Prof. (Dr.) Palpu Pushpangadan,

Director General, Amity Institute for

Herbal and Biotech Products Devlp.

• Mr. Manish Singh, Director,

Abhumka Herbal Pvt. Ltd.

Sept. 11 8th Annual Lecture under Dr. Lalita Iyer–AMA

Centre for the Development of Women

Dr. Indira Nityanandam was addressed on

The Women of Today

Sept. 12 Prof. Pankaj Chandra,Former Director, IIM

Bangalore addressed on Pivoting India’s

Manufacturing Policy Differently


Oct. 24 S.R. Bhandari AMA Speakers’ ForumTheme: “When the times get tough,

the tough gets going”.

Oct. 28-30 Film series Upanishad Ganga

Br. Atharvana Chaitanya, Chinmaya MissionThe topics were:Episode – 41: Jeeva-Jagat-IshwaraEpisode – 42: Absolute RealityEpisode – 43: Master Your Moods

NOVEMBER 2015

Nov. 2 SHRI ABHAY N. FIRODIA, RenownedAuto Magnate and Champion of IndianCulture & Values addressed on ‘Face to Face

with Achievers of Excellence’

Nov. 3 to 5 Film series Upanishad Ganga

Br. Atharvana Chaitanya, Chinmaya MissionThe topics were:• Sadhana – Spiritual Practices (Episode 45)• Advanced Spiritual Practices (Episode 46)• Impressive Impressions (Episode 44)

Nov. 6 Japan Information & Study CentreOrganised a Piano Concert –

The Power of Music

by Celebrated Japanese PianistMr. Toshiki Usui

Yasuo Taki, General Manager, ANA IndiaHironori Ishizaki, CPA, SCSGlobal Consulting Company

Co-ordinated : Mukesh Patel

Nov. 7 Dr. Nimrat Singh, Management Trainer and

Counselor addressed on Proactive Parenting:

The First Step in Grooming

Nov. 19 Internationally acclaimed Dr. Batra’s Clinic,Founder-Chairman Dr. Mukesh Batra

addressed on Health & Wellness: Healing

Touch of Homeopathy

Nov. 20 Mr. Moorley Dharan, Chief Operating Officer,Masibus, Automation & Instrumentation Pvt.Ltd. addressed on Lean Manufacturing - How

to get the Journey Started

Nov. 21 S.R. Bhandari AMA Speakers’ ForumTopic “Need Can Be Met,

Greed Cannot Be”.

Nov. 23 JEENA UTSAVPOORVAK

by Mr. Som Dev, Prabodhak, Jeevan Vidya –an NGO Working Universal Self Reliant,

Awakened and Contented Society

Dr. Jayanti Ravi, IAS, Rural Development

Commissioner, Govt. of Gujarat

Nov. 25 His Excellency Aapo Pölhö Ambassador of

Finland Prof. Ajeet N. Mathur, IIM-A addressedon Finland-India Business Opportunities

YOGA FOR ENJOYINGSTRESS-FREE LIVINGPujya Swami AnubhavanandaArdent Propagator of the ‘Be Happy’Mission & Illustrious Exponent ofIndian Wisdom

YOGA FOR EXPERIENCINGSUPREME BLISSBrahmakumari Sister ShivaniHighly Articulate Inspirational Speaker &TV Celebrity Dedicated to creating SpiritualConsciousness

PRACTISING YOGA AS A WAY OF LIFEDr. Hasmukh AdhiaVeteran Administrator, Doctorate in YogaSpiritual Practitioner & Inspirerof ‘Karmayogi Abhiyaan’

CoordinatedMr. Mukesh M. Patel, Past President, AMA

Oct. 7 37th Vikram Sarabhai Memorial LectureMr. Ralf Fücks, President, Heinrich-BöllStiftung, BerlinTopic: Green Growth, Smart Growth –

A New Approach to Economics,

the Environment & Innovation

Oct. 10 Dr. Dinesh Pandya, Superintendent,Akhandanand Ayurvedic Hospital addressedon Common Diseases & Ayurveda

Co-ordinator: Mr. Manish Singh, Director,

Abhumka Herbal Pvt. Ltd.

Oct. 13 Mr. Arun Chitlangia, Management Trainerand Consultant addressed on The Rules for

Being Human

Oct. 15 Dr. P.G.K. Murthy, Dean, Faculty ofManagement, Gujarat TechnologicalUniversity and Dean (Doctoral Studies), Parul

University addressed on Implications of

Current Economic Turmoil in China and Slow

Down in Europe on India’s Capital Market

Oct. 16 Mr. Shivanshu Mehta, Vice President –Business Development, Multi CommodityExchange of India Ltd. addressed on Role and

Activities of MCX of India

Oct. 17 AMAdabad Quiz based on Heritage, Businessand Brands of Ahmedabad conducted byMr. Sanjay Chakraborty, MarketingCommunications Advisor

Oct. 23 Swami Shekar, International BankingConsultant based in Toronto and President ofMata Annashree Trust, India addressed on

Transcending the Logical World


Dec. 25 Ms. Bharati Desai, Ontario, Canada

addressed on A Career in Canada for

Accounting Graduates

Dec. 26 Dr. Paresh M. Kariya, Director, Business

Development, Strategy and JV Co., OTIS

Elevators India Ltd. addressed on Ethics at

Workplace

Dec. 28 Digital Book released: AMAdabad Quiz

Author: Mr. Sanjay Chakraborty

Chief Guest:

Shri Kartikeya V Sarabhai,

Director, Centre for Environment Education,

Nehru Foundation for Development

Dec. 29 Dr. Jay Narayan Vyas, An eminent Economist

and Thinker addressed on India’s Youth –

Demographic Dividend or Disaster?

JANUARY 2016

Jan. 1 Act East Policy and Myanmar’s Role

Speakers:

• Mr. Rajiv Bhatia, Former Ambassador to

Myanmar

• Mr. Chinubhai R. Shah

• Mr. Sunil Parekh

Jan. 3 Mr. Anurag Mehta, Founder, Teenage Wisdom

addressed on Effective Parenting

Jan. 8 Book Launch

Effective People written by Dr. T. V. Rao

Jan. 9 Round Table Discussion

MICROFINANCE

Panel Members:

• Shri S. Srinivasan, Deputy General

Manager, MUDRA, Mumbai

• Mr. Sanjeev Nautiyal,

Chief General Manager, SBI (LHO), A’bad.

• Mrs. Daksha Shah, Managing Director,

Pahal Financial Services Pvt. Ltd.

• Shri Kamlesh Gandhi

Chairman & Managing Director,

MAS Financial Services Ltd.

Co-ordinators:

• Dr. Jagdish Joshipura, Director,

Som Lalit Institute of Mgmt.;

• Mr. P. R. Vyas, Financial Consultant

Nov. 27 Brigadier Arvind Kapoor, Group

Commander, NCC Group HQs, Ahmedabadaddressed on Leadership: You Have It In You

Nov. 28 Panel Discussion on Prevention of Coronary

Heart Disease and Recent Trends in its

Treatment

Distinguished Guest Speakers

• Dr. E. Murat Tuzcu, Prof. of Cardiology,Cleveland Clinic, USA

• Dr. Ramakanta Panda, Cardiac Surgeon,Asian Heart Institute, Mumbai;

• Dr. Ramesh Kapadia, MRCP (Cardiology)FRCP (Edin.); Founder, UniversalHealing Programme

DECEMBER 2015

Dec. 1 Mr. Jagat Trivedi, President, TEI Inc.,Atlanta, USA addressed on

Managing with Gandhian Philosophy

Dec. 2 Dr. M.B. Athreya, Internationally Acclaimed

Management Advisor addressed on Social

Values for Good Governance

Dec. 3-6 Internationally acclaimed Philosopher &Trainer Mr. M K Angajan, Life MasteryAcademy, South Africa addressed on Yoga

Sutras of Patanjali (8 Principles to Master Life)

Dec. 8-10 Film series Upanishad Ganga

By: Br. Atharvana Chaitanya,

Chinmaya MissionThe topics were:• Episode 47: Karmayoga

• Episode 48: Bhaktiyoga• Episode 49: Jnanayoga

Dec.11 Book Forum

THE AGE OF THE PLATFORM by Phil Simon

(How Amazon, Apple, Face book & Googlehave Redefined Business)

Addressed by Ms. Rama Moondra,

Management Trainer

Dec. 12 Professor Vinai Kumar, Strategic Design

Management(Former Professor, NID) addressed

on Design-led Innovation for Business

Dec. 19 Lecture-cum-Panel Discussion

The Prism of Smart City

Panel Members:

• Mr. Ravi Saxena, Former Addl.

Chief Secretary, Govt. of Gujarat

• Mr. Nayan Parikh, Mgmt. Consultant

Co-ordinator:

Mr. Parimal Vasavada,

Corporate Consultant


Jan. 9 &10 9th Annual Intellectual Property

Summit 2016

Evolving Knowledge based Society

Inauguration by

Hon’ble Shri Justice K. N. Basha, Chairman,

Intellectual Property Appellate Board

Special Guest:

• Shri Sanjeev Chaswal,

Hon’ble Technical Member,

Intellectual Property Appellate Board

• Mr. Yatindra Sharma, Past President, AMA

Speakers:

• Mr. Ajay Gupta, Sr. Advocate,

Supreme Court of India

• Mr. Anand Acharya, Of Counsel,

Y J Trivedi & Co., USA

• Mr. Anubhav Kapoor, General Counsel

& Company Secretary, Tata Technologies

• Mr. David Song, Trademark Attorney,

KANGXIN PARTNERS (China)

• Mr. Gert Würtenberger, Partner,

Würtenberger Kunze (Europe)

• Mr. Gregory L. Maurer, Partner,

Klarquist, USA

• Mr. K Subodh Kumar, IP Program Head,

Tata Consultancy Services

• Mr. Mandar Chandrachud, GM Legal,

Godrej Industries Ltd.

• Mr. R. Muralidharan, Patent Agent

• Mr. Sanjay Chakraborty,

Marketing Communication Advisor

• Dr. V.C Vivekanandan, MHRD

IP-Chair Professor,

Nalsar University of Law

Jan. 12 Prof. N. Ravichandran, Former Director,

IIM Indore (Faculty, IIM Ahmedabad)

addressed on Re-imagining India

Jan. 15 Dr. Radhakrishnan Pillai, University of

Mumbai, (Founder Director, Chanakya

Institute of Public Leadership) addressed on

Chanakya’s Leadership and Management Ideas

Jan. 16 S.R. Bhandari-AMA Speakers’ Forum

Theme: Words will Sound Empty,

if Your Emotions Don’t Match

Your Words.

Jan. 17 Dr. Hitesh Shukla, Saurashtra University,

Rajkot addressed on Leading & Managing

Family Business

Jan. 18 - 20 Films series Upanishad Ganga

By: Br. Atharvana Chaitanya

Chinmaya Mission

The topics were:

Episode 50 : Great Statements

Episode 51 : Liberation

Episode 52 : Grace & Gratitude

Jan. 23 Dr. Paresh Kariya, Director-Services, OTIS

addressed on Learning Culture in

Organisational Development

Jan. 23 Teachers and Parents on Teacher as a Counsel

by Mr. Anurag Mehta, Inspirational Speaker

& Corporate Trainer

Jan. 23 Business Enterprise Reshaping and

Refinance Modeling

• Indian Economy – an Overview

Mr. Sunil Parekh, Management Advisor

• Sale off/Mergers & Acquisitions

Mr. Kaushik Khona,

Management Consultant, Mumbai

• Critical Evaluation of Business Operation

Mr. Parth Hirani,

Director, Jagdish Hirani & Associates

• Taxation/Income Tax

Mr. Tushar Hemani, Advocate,

Gujarat High Court

• Taxation/Service Tax/VAT

Dr. Nilesh V. Suchak, N V Suchak & Co.

• Financial Requirement Analysis

and Refinancing Model

Mr. Divyesh Vora, ICICI Bank

Jan. 25 Mr. Rajiv Bhatt, Director, Ernst & Young LLP

addressed on Juxtaposing Management and

Music – New Perspectives

Jan. 28 to Eight (8) days Lecture

Feb. 4 Swami Bodhananda Saraswati

(Morning)

Eight Practices of Meditation

(Panchakosa, Kundalini & Yoga Nidra)

(Evening) Lecture Series on

Indian Philosophy for Self Management

and Leadership Development

Covering

• The Dharma World View

• Lokayata and Modern Materialism

• Nyaya and Vaiseshika System

• Sankhya Sashtra

• Patanjali Yoga Sutras

• Mimamsa and Vedanta

• Buddhism and Jainism

• Kashmira Shaivism


Jan. 29 Ms. Shikha Patel, University of Connecticut,

USA addressed on The American & Indian

Legal Systems – A Comparative Overview

Jan. 30 Award winning Writer & International Author

Mr. Nihar Suthar addressed on Corridor of

Uncertainty

FEBRUARY 2016

Feb. 2 Dr. Regine Wieder, Zurich University of

Applied Sciences, Switzerland addressed on

Swissness – an example of Nation Branding

& Its Benefits for Business

Feb. 5 & 6 Mr. Jagdish Joshi, Mentor, Mgmt. Consultant

& Inspirational Speaker from Mumbai

addressed on Your Business is not Tension,

It only needs your Attention; The Future of

Competition

Feb. 6 Your Lifestyle and Home Medicines Unique

Healthcare Programme

addressed by

Dr. Dinesh Pandya, Superintendent,

Akhandanand Ayurved College

Mr. Narendra Pandya, Trainer and Author

Feb. 6 21st Innovation Conference

Theme: “Innovation and Growth”

Speakers:

• Shri R.S. Sodhi, Managing Director,

GCMMF Ltd. (Amul)

• Dr. N. Ravichandran, IIM Ahmedabad

(Former Director, IIM Indore)

• Mr. Ketan Patel, Managing Director,

Troikaa Pharmaceuticals Ltd.

• Dr. Ashley Thomas,

Mulamoottil Eye Hospital

• Mr. Kirit Palsana, Managing Director,

Capital Novus, India

• Mr. Mehul Khakhi, Management

Consultant, Project Director / Business

Head – Technical, Advisory Services,

Mott MacDonald India

• Mr. Mahendra Garodiya,

Expert in Chanakaya’s Artha Sastra.

Coordinated: Dr. N. Ravichandran

Feb. 8 Dr. Prasanta Banerji, Founder Managing

Trustee of PBHRF and Dr. Pratip Banerji,

Co-Founder & Deputy Managing Trustee,

PBHRF addressed on

Homoeopathy for Successful Treatment of

Cancer – Recent Advances

Feb. 12-14 5th Japan Festival

Japanese Dance and Music Performances

by renowned Japanese Artists.

Inaugurated by

Hon’ble Shri O.P. Kohli, Governor of Gujarat

Chief Guest:

Hon’ble Mr. Yoshiaki Ito,

Consul-General of Japan in Mumbai

Guest of Honour

Hon’ble Shri Gautam Shah,

Mayor of Ahmedabad

Feb. 13 Grand Gala Japanese Dance and

Music Performances Violin Performance

Ms. Mika Nishimura accompanied

by Ms. Tatyana Dichenko on Piano

Shishimai – Japanese Lion Dance Performance

Ms. Kanako Shiratori

Nihonbuyo – Traditional Japanese Dance

Performance

Ms. Shiho Hasegawa

Japanese Songs

Ms. Yuki Takeshita

accompanied by Mr. Kyoji Yamashiro

on Piano

Feb. 14 Karate – Japanese Martial Art Performance

Sensei Nikhil Trivedi and

Team from Arjun School of Martial Arts

Japanese Tea Ceremony

Ms. Shiho Hasegawa,

Assisted by Ms. Kanako Shiratori

Origami –Japanese Paper Craft Workshop

Mr. Narendra Pandya

International Award Winning Japanese Film

• 5 Centimeters per Second (63 min.)

Classic Masterpiece Animation Film

• The Place Promised in our Early Days

(90 min.)

Mystery Packed Animation

• Happy Flight (104 min)

Entertaining Aviation Movie

• Children Who Chase Lost Voices

(116 min)

Heart Moving Anime Film Directed

• Ballad (132 min)

Live Action Romantic Anime


Feb. 15 Book Forum

Mr. R. Gopalakrishnan, Former Director, Tata

Sons addressed on SIX LENSES (Vignettes of

Success, Career and Relationships)

Feb. 19 Book Forum

Latest Management Book

‘No Ordinary Disruption’

The Four Global Forces Breaking all the

Trends addressed by Mr. Bhaskar Joshi

Feb. 20 Seminar on Emerging Challenges for

Private Security Services

Inaugurated by:

Shri P.P. Pandey, IPS, Director General of

Police, Gujarat

Speakers:

• Mr. Narasimha Komar, IPS,

IGP - Surat Range

• Mr. S.S. Thakur, Sr.Vice President

(Security) Reliance Industries, Jamnagar

• Mr. G.G. Trivedi, CEO, Somany Ceramics

• Mr. Vikram Mahurkar, MD, Checkmate

Services Pvt. Ltd., Baroda

• Mr. G.U.G. Sastry, IPS ( Retd)

CEO Raxa Security Services, a unit of

GMR group, Bangalore

Panel Discussion on “The Way Forward”

Panel Members:

• Mr. Narasimha Komar, IPS,

IGP - Surat Range

• Dr. T.V. Rao, Chairman, TVRLS Ltd.

• Mr. R.S. Jadeja, MD,

National Security Services

Coordinator:

Mr. K. Nityanandam, IPS (Retd.)

Proprietor, 3 D Integrated Security Solutions

Mr. P.R. Vyas, Member,

Programmes Committee, AMA

Feb. 20 Research Forum

Dr. Paresh Kariya, Director, Business

Development, Strategy and JV Co.,

OTIS Elevators India Ltd.

Feb. 16 S.R. Bhandari-AMA Speakers’ Forum

Theme: Role of Media in a Democracy

Feb. 21 Capital Markets for Beginners

Faculty Coordinators:

Mr. Himal K. Parikh, Director, Interface

Capital Markets Pvt. Ltd. and

Prof. Nirali Parikh

Feb. 22-27 Lecture Series on

TOURISM IN GUJARAT

[Focusing on Business Opportunities]

• Major Tourist Locations and its Importance

Mr. Sanjay Barot

• Festivals of Gujarat

Mr. Kirti Thakar

• Medical Tourism

Dr. Mala Kamdar

• Architecture/Heritage Tourism

Mr. Yatin Pandya

• Historic Sites of Gujarat

Mr. Kirti Thakar

Feb. 23 Book Launch & Lecture

“I of the Storm: Discover Your True Self”

by Ms. Anju Sharma, IAS, CEO, Gujarat State

Disaster Management Authority

Chief Guest:

Shri O.P. Kohli, Hon. Governor Shri of Gujarat

Guests of Honour:

Shri Vijay Rupani, Hon. Minister, Labour &

Employment, Govt. of Gujarat;

Shri G.R. Aloria, IAS, Chief Secretary,

Govt. of Gujarat

Special Invitee:

Dr. Dheeraj Sharma, Professor, IIM-A

Feb. 27 Workshop on Simple, Smart and Sensible

Solutions for Swachh Bharat (A Business

Perspective)

Speakers:

Mr. Mukesh Patel

Mr. S.B. Dangayach

• Dry waste

Mr. Sandeep Patel, Mr. Ahmed Khan and

Mr. Vajubhai Vaghasia

• Wet waste – composting

Mr. Pankaj Pathak, Mr. Deepak Kulkarni

and Mr. Nishank Shah

• Wet waste – Biomethanation

Mr. Gajanan Patil, Lt. Col. Suresh Rege

and Mr. Deepak Prajapati

• Other municipal wastes, skilling

and employment generation

Mr. Vinit Patel, Ms. Ulka Sadalkar,

Mr. Krishnan Komandur;

Mr. Parvez Murshid


Mar. 12 Dr. Paresh Kariya, Director, OTIS Elevators

Co. Ltd. addressed on Possibility Thinking

Mar. 13 Body Engineering

Addressed by

• Mr. Suresh Pandit,

Business and Management Specialist

• Dr. Darshna Thakker, Director,

Sarjan Health Care

Mar. 14 Book Forum

Dr. Ross Bassett, North Carolina State

University addressed on his latest book

“The Technological Indian”

Mar. 15 Mr. Kovid Mehta, Head of Internal Audit

Western Financial Group, Alberta, Canada

addressed on

Enterprise wide Risk Management

March 18 Mr. Santosh Joshi, Past Life Regression

Therapist addressed on

SKY–The 12 Minute Magic

March 21 Book Released function

“Awaken Entrepreneurship Spirit –

Start Your Own Manufacturing Enterprise”

written by (late) Mr. N.K. Patel

Chief Guest: Dr. N. Ravichandran, IIM-A

• Mr. Mahendra Patel and

• Mr. Yatindra Sharma,

Past Presidents, AMA

• Mr. N.K. Balgi, Director, Milacron

March 25 Ms. Reena Ginwala, Author, Soul Spaces

addressed on Pathways to Personal Power –

Being Guided by the Kabir Within

March 26 Mr. Mrutyunjay Mahapatra, Dy. Managing

Director and CIO, State Bank of India

addressed on Leadership in the Digital World

MARCH 2016

March 1 Panel Discussion on

UNION BUDGET 2016-17

Panel Members

• Dr. Bakul Dholakia, Noted Economist &

Director, IMI, New Delhi

• Shri Mukesh Patel, Eminent International

Tax Expert & Popular Columnist

• Dr. Jay Narayan Vyas,

An eminent Economist and Thinker

March 2 Emerging Landscape for Indian IT Industry

by Dr. BVR Mohan Reddy, Chairman,

NASSCOM (Founder and Executive Chairman,

Cyient Ltd.)

March 5 14th Annual HR Conference

Theme: Measuring and Managing

Performance: HR’s Role

Speakers:

• Mr. K. Ramkumar, Executive Director,

ICICI Bank Limited

• Dr. Sripada Chandrasekhar,

President & Global Head-HR,

Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories Ltd.

• Mr. Rajesh Vaidya, Sr. VP-HR,

Transpek Silox Industry Ltd.

• Mr. Naresh Mehta, HR,

Torrent Power Ltd.

• Ms. Rani Desai, Chief People Officer,

Deloitte Consulting India Pvt. Ltd

• Dr. T.V. Rao (Co-ordinator);

Chairman, TVRLS Ltd.

(Former faculty IIM-A)

Co-ordinator:

Dr. T.V. Rao, Chairman,

TVRLS Ltd. (Former faculty, IIM-A)

March 5 UNION BUDGET 2016-17

by Dr. Hasmukh Adhia

Explained by One of the Architects -

Revenue Secretary, Govt. of India

Mar. 10 Col. Atul Bhandari, Director, Calorx Olive

International School addressed on What

Schools don’t Teach about Life

Mar. 11 Dr. Sujata Menon, Writer & Historian

addressed on Oral History – Relevancefor

Management


39 Apr. 19 to May 24 Effective Speaking andPersonality Development

40 Apr. 19 to May 17 Human Resource Management

41 Apr. 20 to May 21 Exports & Imports for SSI Unit(B-76)

42 Apr. 20 to May 15 Grooming Yourself

43 Apr.21 & 22 Inventory, Planning, Replenishment &Control - techniques & Best Practices

44 Apr. 22 Entrepreneurial Skills

45 Apr. 23 Change Management

46 Apr. 24 & 25 Financial Analysis for Business Decision

47 Apr. 24 & 25 Project Exports - Emerging Opportunities -Incentives - Known about it

48 Apr. 24 Seven Habits of Highly Effective Managers

49 Apr. 25 Visit to Alang Ship Recycling Yard

50 Apr. 25 Worker & Supporting Staff

51 Apr. 26 Business Opportunities inHerbal Product Industries

52 Apr. 26 to May 24 Export-Import Procedures and Documentation

53 Apr. 26 to May 24 Project Management

54 Apr. 26 to May 24 Six Sigma

MAY 2015

55 May 1 & 2 How to Start an Export Business - with ParticularReference to Agriculture - Horticulture Products

56 May 02 Lessons from Self Made Entrepreneurs

57 May 03 Defensive Driving

58 May 3 Global Transportation & Major Sea Routes

59 May 4 to June 20 Bakery and Pastry Chef Professional

60 May 4 Banking and Financial Services

61 May 4 Business Etiquette & Business Communication

62 May 4 to 11 Essential Skills for Motivated Managers

63 May 4 Essentials of Contract Management

64 May 4 to June 12 Japanese Course for Beginners

65 May 5 to June 6 Accounting

66 May 8,9 & 10 Train the Trainer

67 May 8 World Class Housekeeping through 5S

68 May 9 Advertising & Brand Promotion

69 May 9 Financial Tools for Marketing Professionals

70 May 9 New Foreign Trade Policy (2015-2020)Exporters & Importers

71 May 9 Total Productive Maintenance

72 May 10 to July 5 Excellence in Sales & Marketing

73 May 10 to June 21 Material & Supply Chain Management

74 May 11 & 12 Professional Negotiations

75 May 11 to June 1 Shaping Young Minds(B-22)

76 May 12 to 25 How to become a Successful Business person

77 May 13 Understanding Commercial Aspects inSelling and Buying

Annexure IIManagement Development Programmes (2015-16)

No. Date Programme

APRIL 2015

1 Apr. 1 to May 12 German for Beginners Level - A1

2 Apr. 1 to 20 Indirect Tax with Budget 2015(3 Prog.)

3 Apr. 1 to 4 Service Tax

4 Apr. 2 to May 6 Conversational English Course for Beginners

5 Apr. 2 & 3 Total Supply Chain Management

6 Apr. 4 20th Innovation Conference-Innovation Culture

7 Apr. 4 Handling Post Export Issues

8 Apr. 5 to May 3 Foreign Exchange, International Finance andRisk Management (B-20)

9 Apr. 6 to May 15 Advanced Course in English & Communication

10 Apr. 6 to May 1 Diploma in Sales & Marketing

11 Apr. 6 to May 15 Foundation Course in English

12 Apr. 6 to 9 VAT & CST

13 Apr. 9 Innovative Marketing & Selling

14 Apr. 9 Problem Solving & Decision Making

15 Apr. 10 Creativity & Innovation

16 Apr. 10 to 20 Excise & Customs

17 Apr. 10 Front Office & Counter Staff

18 Apr. 11 High Sea Sales & Imports

19 Apr. 11 & 12 Micrsoft Excel 2013 Advanced Level

20 Apr. 11 Six Thinking Approaches for Improved Teamand Individual Performance

21 Apr. 12 Developing as a Professional Manager

22 Apr. 12 to May 10 International Marketing(B-32)

23 Apr. 13 to May 26 Comprehensive Stock Market, Nifty,Currency, Gold, Silver TechnicalAnalysis Program

24 Apr. 13 to May 5 Shaping Young Minds(B-21)

25 Apr. 13 to May 1 Windows 8+ MS Office 2013

26 Apr. 15 Winning Sales Proposals

27 Apr. 16 After Sales Service

28 Apr. 16 to 18 Internal Auditor Training for AS9100C

29 Apr. 17 Cash Before You Crash

30 Apr. 17 to June 14 Film Production and Management

31 Apr. 17 to May 15 Leadership Development

32 Apr. 17 & 18 ML3P (Part-3)

33 Apr. 18 & 19 A Unique Opportunity toGet Familiar with Internet (B-1)



36 Apr. 18 -19 A Unique Opportunity toGet Familiar with Internet (B-4)

37 Apr. 18 Third Party Exports & Exporters

38 Apr. 18 Youth Empowerment Programme

No. Date Programme


78 May 14 Business Planning

79 May 15 Business Meeting

80 May 15 & 16 Manage Live & Lead Learning Programme(ML3P) (Part-4)

81 May 15-16,18-19 Preparing yourself for the Competition

82 May 15 Work Place Leaders

83 May 16 & 17 Financing Projects

84 May 16 Legal Aspects of Purchasing & Contracts

85 May 16 Selecting Right Person

86 May 17 to June 21 Foreign Exchange, International Finance andRisk Management (B-21)

87 May 17 to June 14 International Marketing(B-33)

88 May 18 to June 27Conversational English Course

89 May 18 Legal Issues in Business

90 May 22 & 23 Understanding Financial Statements

91 May 23 Developing & Executing Business Plan & Strategy

92 May 23 Doing Business with Finland

93 May 23 Exports to Iran

94 May 24 to July 19 Agribusiness & Agri-Entrepreneurship

95 May 25 to June 25Exports and Imports for SSI (Unit B-77)

96 May 28 Managing Stress

97 May 29 to June 19Grooming Yourself

98 May 30 & 31 Micrsoft Excel 2013 Advanced Level

99 May 30 Worker & Supporting Staff

100 May 31 to July 12 Brand Management

101 May 31 to June 28Export - Import Procedure and Documentation

JUNE 2015

102 June 1 to 13 Tally.ERP 9-Computerized Accountingfor Beginners

103 June 1 to July 14 Comprehensive Stock Market, Nifty, Currency,Gold, Silver Technical Analysis Program

104 June 1 to 19 Windows 8 + Ms Office 2013

105 June 3 to July 14 Advanced Course in English & Communication

106 June 3 to July 14 Foundation Course in English

107 June 5 & 6 Corporate Communication & Presentation

108 June 6 Bakery Conference

109 June 6 Enterprise Options for Women

110 June 6 & 7 Microsoft Excel 2013 Advanced Level

111 June 6 Office Kaizen

112 June 6 Youth Empowerment Programme

113 June 8 to July 17 French Language Programme

114 June 8 to Aug 19 Spanish- Beginners Level

115 June 12 Are You Making a Difference

116 June 12 & 13 Effective Cost Mgmt

117 June 13 Global Sourcing & International Buying

118 June 15 to July 7 Tally.Erp 9- Computerized Accounting& Inventory Management IndirectTaxation Management

119 June 16 & 17 Marketing of Services

120 June 17 How to Reduce the Material Cost

121 June 18 & 19 Basic Training Skills

122 June 19 Disciplines of Execution

123 June 18 & 19 Effectiveness in Supervision

124 June 19 & 20 Manage Live & Lead Learning Programme(ML3P) (Part-5)

125 June 20 BUYERS and SELLERS Cost Price Analysis & ValueAnalysis for Negotiating & Managing Costs

126 June 20 to Aug. 8 Managerial Effectiveness

127 June 20 Managing Customer Complaints forBusiness Excellence

128 June 21 to July 26 Effective Speaking and Personality Development

129 June 21 to 19 Humans Resource Management(Five Mondays days)

130 June 21 to July 12 Origami - The Magic of Paper (30 hours)

131 June 22 to July 17 Professional Tourist Guide

132 June 23 to July 23 Management Accounting

133 June 25 Strategic Sales & Marketing

134 June 26 Corporate Etiquette

135 June 26 to July 24 Leadership Development( B-21)

136 June 26 & 27 Project Finance

137 June 27 New Foreign Trade Policy 2015-2020(Rajkot)

138 June 28 to July 26 International Marketing (B-34)

139 June 28 Making Employees Effective

140 June 28 to Aug 2 Shipping & Logistics(B-5)

141 June 29 to Aug. 7 German Language Course A-1 Level

142 June 29 to July 10 How to become a Successful Businessperson

143 June 29 to Sept.4 Japanese Course For Beginners

144 June 29 to July 10 Start Your Business (SYB)

145 June 30 to Sept. 12Japanese - Basic Level

JULY 2015

146 July 2 Managing Conflict

147 July 3 & 4 Office Secretaries and Assistants

148 July 4 Ayurveda and Wellness

149 July 4 to Aug 23 German Language A-2 Level

150 July 4,11,18 7 25 Yoga : A Way of Life Achieving Excellence

151 July 5 to Aug 2 Foreign Exchange, International Financeand Risk Management

152 July 5 Street Smart Marketing

153 July 6 to 17 Art of Copywriting

154 July 6 to Aug 8 Exports & Imports for SSI Units

155 July 6 to 24 Windows 8+ MS Office 2013

156 July 11 Doing Business in Africa

157 July 11 Doing Business in China

158 July 12 Defensive Driving

159 July 12 to Sept. 13 Diploma in Sales

160 July 12 to Aug 9 Export-Import Proc. & Doc.

161 July 12 Managing Disagreements

162 July 13 to July 24 Essential Skills for Managers

163 July 13 to Aug 7 Grooming Yourself

164 July 17 & 18 Purchasing Management

No. Date Programme No. Date Programme


165 July 17 War on Waste

166 July 18 Doing Business with UAE

167 July 18 Doing Business with USA

168 July 18 Enterprise Options for Youth

169 July 18 Finance for Non Finance Professionals

170 July 18 Managing Distribution

171 July 18 & 19 Microsoft Excel 2013 Advanced Level

172 July 18 Worker & Supporting Staff

173 July 19 Changing Mind-Set in Family Enterprises

174 July 19,26,

Aug. 2,9 & 16 Project Management

175 July 20 to 24 E-Commerce for Small Entrepreneursand Businessmen

176 July 20 to 31 Effective Public Speaking andPersonality Development

177 July 24 Problem Solving & Decision Making

178 July 24 & 25 Relationship Management SkillsUsing Emotional Intelligence

179 July 24 The Challenges of Interview,What Companies want from Candidates

180 July 25 Preparing for Your Doctoral Study (PhD)

181 July 25 Essentials of Contract Management

182 July 25 Key Account Management

183 July 25 & 26 Microsoft Excel 2013 Advanced Level

184 July 25 New Foreign Trade Policy 2015-2020(Vadodara)

185 July 25 Stress Management

186 July 25 Youth Empowerment Programme

187 July 26 Change and Innovation -The Success Mantra for Business Enterprises

188 July 26 to Sept 22 Film Production and Management

189 July 26 to Sept 27 Fundamentals of Business Analytics

190 July 26 How to be Successful for a Better Future

191 July 26 Learning Skills of Adjustment for Success

192 July 26,Aug 2&9 Maintenance Management

193 July 26 to Sept 6 Shaping Young Minds(B-23)

194 July 27 to Sept 8 Comprehensive Stock Market, Nifty, Currency,Gold, Silver Technical Analysis Program

195 July 27 to Sept 4 Foundation Course in English

196 July 27 to 31 Office Management in the Twenty-First Century

197 July 27 to Aug 7 Personality Development

198 July 27 to Aug 7 Spoken English for Beginners

AUGUST 2015

199 Aug. 01 How to Locate and Retain an Overseas Buyer

200 Aug 1 Legal Issues in Business -How Different Laws Impact Business

201 Aug 1 Meeting the Customer

202 Aug 2 to 30 Basics of Intellectual Property Laws

203 Aug. 3 to 14 Effective Public Speaking andPersonality Development

204 Aug. 3 to Sept.11 French Language: Level -1

205 Aug 3 to 18 Income Tax Basics

206 Aug. 3 to 21 Windows 8 + Ms Office 2013

207 Aug 5 Wake Up Call

208 Aug 6 & 7 Efficient Secretary

209 Aug 6,7 & 8 Lean Manager

210 Aug 7 Be a Merchant Exporter- How

211 Aug 7 Front Office & Counter Staff

212 Aug 7 & 8 Modern Stores/ Warehouse Management

213 Aug 8 Doing Business with U.K.

214 Aug 8 Fundamentals of Effective Teaching

215 Aug 8 How to Promote Collaborative Culture

216 Aug 8 How to Reduce the Material Cost

217 Aug 8 Making a Deal

218 Aug 8 Planning an Overseas Visit forExport Promotion and Business

219 Aug 8 Preparing Project Feasibility Reportand Project Finance

220 Aug 9 to Oct 11 Agribusiness & Agri-Entrepreneurship

221 Aug 9 Anger Management

222 Aug 9 to Sept 13 Effective speaking and Personality Development

223 Aug. 9 to Sept. 6 Export-import Procedures and Documentation

224 Aug 9 to Sept 6 International Marketing(B-35)

225 Aug 9,16, 23&30 Origami - The Magic of Paper

226 Aug 10 to Sept 7 Human Resource Management

227 Aug 10 to Sept 4 Professional Tourist Guide

228 Aug 10 Success as Habit

229 Aug 11 & 12 Written Communication

230 Aug 13 & 14 Become an Outstanding Negotiator

231 Aug. 14 Effective Negotiation Skill

232 Aug. 17 Doing Business with Brazil

233 Aug. 17 Doing Business with Tanzania

234 Aug 17 to Sept 19 Exports & Imports for SSI Units(B-79)

235 Aug 17 & 18 Managing Cash Flows

236 Aug. 18 to Sept. 1 Essentials of Labour Laws

237 Aug 21 Desk & Paper Management

238 Aug 21 Managing Priorities & Time Wasters

239 Aug 21 & 22 Microsoft Excel 2013 Advanced Level

240 Aug 21 Responsible Leadership

241 Aug 21 & 22 Supply Chain Management

242 Aug. 22 Customer Service for Business Excellence

243 Aug 22 How to Set up Export-Import Business

244 Aug 22 Organizing & Conducting Effective Meetings

245 Aug 22 The Top 7 Qualities for Sales Success

246 Aug 24 Assertiveness Skills Training

247 Aug 24 to Sept 4 Effective Speaking & Personality Development

248 Aug 25 The Art of Communication

249 Aug 25 The Art of Giving andReceiving Performance Feedback

250 Aug 26 The Synergy of Teamwork

251 Aug. 27 Leader Manager



SEPTEMBER 2015

252 Sept. 1 Never Say No Attitude

253 Sept 2 The Big Impact of Small Changes

254 Sept 2 & 3 Women Entrepreneurship- GYB

255 Sept. 3 Sourcing Excellence & Vendors Management

256 Sept. 4 Legal Aspects of Purchasing & Contracts

257 Sept 4 Professional Selling

258 Sept. 6 to Oct. 4 Six Sigma - Certificate Program

259 Sept. 07 to 12 E-Commerce for Small Entrepreneurshipand Businessmen

260 Sept. 7 to Oct. 2 Grooming Yourself

261 Sept. 8 Commercial Negotiations for Sales

262 Sept. 9 Costs Reduction Strategies

263 Sept. 9 & 10 Relationship Management Skills UsingEmotional Intelligence

264 Sept 10 & 11 Effective Cost Management

265 Sept. 10 to Oct. 14 Foundation Course in English

266 Sept. 11 Doing Business With U.S.A.

267 Sept. 11 High Sea Sales & Imports

268 Sept. 12 Doing Business with Finland

269 Sept 12 to Oct 31 German Language Course for Beginners

270 Sept. 12 Handling Post Exports Issues

271 Sept 12 Selecting Right Person

272 Sept. 12 Starting Your Doctoral Study

273 Sept. 12 Youth Empowerment Programme

274 Sept. 13 Defensive Driving

275 Sept. 14 to Oct. 26 Conversational English Course for Beginners

276 Sept.14 to 25 Effective Public Speaking andPersonality Development

277 Sept. 14 to Nov.2 Bakery and Pastry Chef Professional

278 Sept.14 to 25 How to become a Successful Business Person

279 Sept 14 to 25 Start Your Business

280 Sept. 14 to Oct. 2 Windows 8 + Ms Office 2013

281 Sept. 15 Choosing Right Strategy for Success

282 Sept. 16 Marketing Effectiveness

283 Sept. 17 to 19 Train The Trainer Workshop

284 Sept.18 Letter of Credit & Exporters - Importers

285 Sept. 18 Thinking out of Box

286 Sept 19 to Oct 24 Diploma in International Trade

287 Sept. 19 Housekeeping Professionals

288 Sept.19 How to Set up Export-Import Business -Baroda

289 Sept. 19 to Nov. 7 Managerial Effectiveness

290 Sept. 19 & 26 Microsoft Excel 2013 Advanced Level

291 Sept. 19 Worker and Supporting Staff

292 Sept 20 to Nov 29 Diploma in Sales(B-31)

293 Sept.20 to Oct. 25 Effective Speaking and Personality Development

294 Sept 21 to Oct 14 Art of Copywriting

295 Sept 21 to Oct 26 Accounting

296 Sept.22 World Class Housekeeping through 5S

297 Sept. 23 Effective Dealers &Distributors Sales Management

298 Sept. 23 Total Productive Maintenance

299 Sept. 24 Be A Sales Champion

300 Sept 24 to 30 Financial Planning & Investment Options

301 Sept. 25 to Oct. 23Leadership Development ( B-22)

302 Sept 26 Entrepreneurship Opportunities in Horticulture Crops

303 Sept. 26 First Aid Training

304 Sept. 26 to Nov.28 Reading Class for Japanese LanguageProficiency Test N5 Level (J L P T- N 5)

305 Sept. 27 How to Set up Export-Import Business - Rajkot

306 Sept.28 to Nov.30 French Language Level A-1.2

307 Sept 28 to Oct 30 Exports & Imports for SSI Units

308 Sept. 28 to Jan.21 Japanese Course for Basic Level -2

309 Sept.28 to Oct.9 Office Management in the 21st Century

310 Sept. 29 & 30 Inventory Control Techniques

311 Sept. 29 to Dec.16 Japanese Course for Basic Level -1

OCTOBER 2015

312 Oct 2 Doing Business in Kenya

313 Oct. 3 Global Sourcing & International Buying

314 Oct 5 to 16 Effective Public Speaking & Pers. Develop.

315 Oct 7 & 8 School Management & Leadership

316 Oct 9 & 10 Business Automation for EntrepreneursSME - Organisations

317 Oct 9 Foreign Exchange Markets, Exchange Rates andRisk Management

318 Oct 9 The Art of Communication

319 Oct 10 Export Documentation & Procedures Vadodara

320 Oct 11 to Nov 22 Shaping Young Minds(B-24)

321 Oct. 11,18,25 &Nov. 1 & 8 Shipping and Logistics

322 Oct 12 to Nov 6 Grooming Yourself

323 Oct 12 to Nov 3 Human Resource Management

324 Oct 13 Problem Solving and Decision Making

325 Oct 14 Getting the Best Out of Your People

326 Oct 15 Sales & Customer Service

327 Oct.16 & 17 Executive Office Administration andSecretarial Skills

328 Oct. 16 Storekeepers and Stores Staff

329 Oct 17 Developing High Performance Teamsand Leadership

330 Oct. 17 Front Office and Counter Staff

331 Oct. 17 Youth Empowerment Programme

332 Oct. 18 Global Transportation and Major Sea Routes

333 Oct. 18 Office Peons and Housekeeping Assistant

334 Oct 19-21 Mantras for Leadership Excellence

335 Oct 24 Accelerating Success

336 Oct. 24 First Aid Training (B-2)



337 Oct 24 How to Prevent Reduce & ManageOutstandings

338 Oct 24 to Dec 26 Japanese Course for Beginners

339 Oct 24 & 31 Managing Stress

340 Oct 25, Nov 1,8,22

& 29 Project Management

341 Oct 25 Safe Driving

342 Oct 26-30 Customer Delight

343 Oct 26 to Nov 6 Effective Public Speaking & Personality Development

344 Oct. 27 Leader in You

345 Oct 29 Responsible Leadership

346 Oct. 31 to Dec.12 Diploma in International Trade

347 Oct. 31 Finance for Non Finance Professionals

348 Oct 31 How to Create a Business Plan &Develop Strategies for Success

349 Oct 31 & Nov 1 Microsoft Excel 2013 Advanced Level

350 Oct. 31 Worker and Supporting Staff

NOVEMBER 2015

351 Nov.1 Export Documentation & Procedures

352 Nov 3 & 4 Purchasing & Materials Management

353 Nov. 3 & 4 Relationship Management SkillsUsing Emotional Intelligence

354 Nov. 5 Good to Great

355 Nov. 6 Winning with People

356 Nov 7 Essentials of Contract Management

357 Nov. 19 to Dec.28 Foundation Course in English

358 Nov 19 Microsoft Word 2013

359 Nov 20 & 21 How to be a Successful Exporter-Rajkot

360 Nov 20 How to Start and Manage an Export Business

361 Nov 20 Microsoft Powerpoint 2013

362 Nov. 20 Scientific Estimation and Redeployment of Manpower

363 Nov 21 Legal Issues in Business - How Different Laws Impact Business

364 Nov 21 & 22 Microsoft Excel 2013-Basic Level

365 Nov. 22 to Dec. 27Certified Plant Manager

366 Nov 22 to Dec 20 Foreign Exchange, International Financeand Risk Management

367 Nov. 22 & 29 Bring Every Brain into the Game

368 Nov 23 to 27 Accounting for Entrepreneurs & Businessman

369 Nov.23 to Jan.12 Bakery and Pastry Chef Professional

370 Nov. 23 to Jan. 4 Conversational English Course

371 Nov.23 to Dec.24 Exports & Imports for SSI Units

372 Nov 23-28 Financial Planning & Investment Options

373 Nov. 23 to Dec.18 Grooming Your Self

374 Nov. 26 High Impact Presentation & Public Speaking

375 Nov 26 & 27 How to be a Successful Exporter-Ahmedabad

376 Nov 27 & 28 Mastering 10 Most SignificantManagement Tools

377 Nov 28 First Aid Training (B-3)

378 Nov 28 How to reduce the material cost

379 Nov 28 & 29 Microsoft Excel 2013 Advanced Level

380 Nov. 28 Opportunities for Development of UrbanWastelands through Horticulture

381 Nov 28 Research Forum

382 Nov.29 to Jan 3 Effective Speaking and Pers. Dev.

383 Nov 29 to Jan 31 Film Production and Management

384 Nov.30 & Dec. 4 Understanding and Analyzing Balance Sheetand P&L A/c from Owner’s Perspective

DECEMBER 2015

385 Dec. 1 International Business Negotiations

386 Dec 3,4 & 5 Train the Trainer

387 Dec 4 & 5 Developing PowerPoint Presentation

388 Dec. 4 Doing Business With China

389 Dec 4 Life mastery in Leadership

390 Dec. 4 Planning An Overseas Visit forExport Promotion And Business

391 Dec 5 Avoiding Major Mistakes in The Engagement of Contract Labour

392 Dec 5 Youth Empowerment Programme

393 Dec 6 Developing an Enterprise

394 Dec. 7 to 12 E-Commerce For Small Entrepreneursand Businessmen

395 Dec 7 to 19 Essentials of Labour Laws

396 Dec. 10 Doing Business With Mexico

397 Dec10 to Jan 22 French Language Programme(Level-A1)

398 Dec.10 How to Locate and Retain an Overseas Buyer

399 Dec 10 Pulling Together - The Power Of Teamwork

400 Dec 10 Stress Management

401 Dec 11 Developing CREATIVITY At The Work Place

402 Dec11 How to be a Successful Front Office Personnel

403 Dec. 11 New Foreign Trade Policy 2015-2020for Exporters & Importers

404 Dec 11 The Challenges of Interview

405 Dec 12 Financial Tools for Marketing Effectiveness

406 Dec 12 to Jan 30 Managerial Effectiveness

407 Dec 12 & 13 Microsoft Excel 2013-Basic Level

408 Dec. 12 Safe Driving

409 Dec 13 to Jan 10 Basics of Intellectual Property Law

410 Dec. 13 Incoterms As Cost Cutting Technique

411 Dec 14 to 25 Effective Public Speaking & Personality Development

412 Dec.14 to Jan.7 Fundamentals of Business Analytics

413 Dec. 14 to 18 How to take Investment Decisions and Raise Long Term Funds?

414 Dec. 15 Cost Price Analysis & Value Analysis

415 Dec. 16 How to Import ( w.r.t FTP 2015-20)

416 Dec. 17 Doing Business With Cuba

417 Dec 17 & 18 Effectiveness in Supervision



418 Dec. 17 High Sea Sales & Imports

419 Dec. 18 Doing Business with Bulgaria

420 Dec. 18 Handling Post Exports Issues

421 Dec.19 & 20 Emerging Export Incentives

422 Dec.19 & 20 Microsoft Excel 2013-Advanced Level

423 Dec 19 Visit to Elecon Engineering Co. Ltd.

424 Dec 19 Worker & Supporting Staff

425 Dec 20 Origami - The Magic Of Paper

426 Dec. 21 Commercial Vendors Management-For Cost Saving and Growth

427 Dec 21 to Jan 1 How To Become A Successful Businessperson

428 Dec. 21 to 25 How To Measure Costs And Usein Managerial Decision Making ?

429 Dec 22 Secretaries & ExecutiveAssistants / Office Manger

430 Dec.22 How to Write Winning Sales Proposals

431 Dec 23 & 24 Effective Cost Management

432 Dec 26 Bank Finance For Exports

433 Dec 26 First Aid Training(B-4)

434 Dec. 26 & 27 Microsoft Excel 2013-Advanced Level

435 Dec. 27 to Feb 28 Diploma in Sales

JANUARY 2016

436 Jan. 2 to Feb. 6 Diploma in International Trade

437 Jan. 3 to 17 & 24 E-Commercefor Small Entrepreneurs and Businessmen

438 Jan. 3 to Feb 7 Essentials of Labour Laws

439 Jan. 3,2016 Facing Exams-Confidently & Positively

440 Jan. 4 to Feb. 6 Exports and Imports (B-82)

441 Jan. 4 & 5 Managing Cash Flows

442 Jan 5,6 & 7 Lean Manager

443 Jan 8 to Feb 12 Leadership Development

444 Jan. 9 & 10 9th Annual Intellectual Property Summit 2016

445 Jan 11 to Feb 24 Conversational English Course For Beginners

446 Jan. 11 & 12 Project Finance

447 Jan 16 to Feb. 27 Materials & Supply Chain Management

448 Jan 16 & 17 Microsoft Excel 2013 - Basic Level

449 Jan 17 to Feb 14 Six Sigma

450 Jan 18 to Feb 19 Advanced Course in English & Communication

451 Jan. 18 to 29 Effective Public Speaking & Personality Development

452 Jan.18 to Feb. 22 Foundation Course in English

453 Jan. 18 to 22 Mantras for Leadership Excellence

454 Jan 18 to Mar. 29 Spanish Language Course Beginners Level

455 Jan 18 to 29 Start Your Business

456 Jan. 18 & 19 Understanding Financial Statements

457 Jan 19 Franchise Your Business

458 Jan.19 Building Organisation through People Power

459 Jan. 19 to 25 Personal Finance & Investment Options

460 Jan 20 Effective Communication for Marketing and Sales Teams

461 Jan. 21 Brain Based Executive Coaching - An Emerging Practice in HR

462 Jan 21 Business Etiquette and Manners

463 Jan. 21 Letter of Credit & Exporters - Importers

464 Jan. 22 Duty Drawback Scheme – and Exporters(W.E.F. 23.11.2015)

465 Jan. 22 Exporting Services From India

466 Jan. 22,23,29 & 30 Yoga : A way of Life

467 Jan 23 First Aid Training

468 Jan 23 & 24 Microsoft Excel 2013 Advanced Level

469 Jan.24 to Feb.28 Effective Speaking & Personality Development

470 Jan. 24 to Feb.21 Human Resource Management (B-21)

471 Jan 25 to 30 Customer Delight

472 Jan.25 Facing Exams-Confidently & Positively

473 Jan. 25 to Feb. 19 Grooming Yourself

474 Jan.27 to Mar.17 Bakery & Pastry Chef Professional B-14

475 Jan 27 to Mar. 9 French Language Programme-Level A1

476 Jan. 28 Problem Solving and Decision Making

477 Jan.29 How to Set Up Export-Import Business

478 Jan. 31 to Mar. 6 Project Management

FEBRUARY 2016

479 Feb 1 to Mar. 4 Accounting(B-16)

480 Feb.1 How to Prevent Reduce and ManageOutstanding

481 Feb 2 & 3 Relationship Management SkillsUsing Emotional Intelligence

482 Feb. 5 Professional Creativity

483 Feb 6 Youth Empowerment Programme

484 Feb 6 21st Innovation ConferenceInnovation and Growth

485 Feb. 6 & 7 Microsoft Excel 2013 Advanced Level

486 Feb 8 to Mar. 2 Art of Copywriting

487 Feb 8 to Mar. 11 Exports & Imports for SSI Units(B-83)

488 Feb 8 to April 22 Japanese Course for Beginners

489 Feb 10 Be a Sales Champion

490 Feb.11 Creative Problem Solving & Crisis Management

491 Feb 11 Effective Entrepreneur

492 Feb 12 World Class Housekeeping through 5S

493 Feb 13 Effective Interviewing Skill- Selecting the Right Candidates

494 Feb. 13 Finance for Non Finance Professionals

495 Feb 13 How to Start an Export Business-Vadodara

496 Feb 13 Total Productive Maintenance

497 Feb 13 Worker & Supporting Staff

498 Feb.16 to July19 Japanese Course For Basic Level-2and Pre-Intermediate

499 Feb 18,19 & 20 Train The Trainer

500 Feb 20 Effective Negotiation Skill –Getting the Best Possible Deal

501 Feb 20 How to Start an Export Business at Navsari




502 Feb. 20 to Mar.26 Diploma in International Trade at Vadodara

503 Feb. 21 to Mar. 6 Environmental Health and Safety

504 Feb 21 to April 3 Gujarati for Beginners

505 Feb 21 How to Start an Export Business at Surat

506 Feb. 21 to Mar.27 Diploma in International Trade

507 Feb 22 to Mar. 5 Effective Speaking & Personality Development

508 Feb. 22 Essentials of Contract Management

509 Feb 22 to Mar. 4 How to Become a Successful Businessperson

510 Feb 25 Doing Business with Japan

511 Feb 25,26 & 27 How to be a Successful Exporter-Ladies

512 Feb 26 How to Locate & Retain an Overseas Buyer

513 Feb. 27 Financial Tools for Marketing Professionals

514 Feb 27 How to Calculate Export Price

515 Feb 27 How to Start an Export Business at Rajkot

516 Feb 28 How to Start an Export Businessat Gandhidham

MARCH 2016

517 Mar. 1 to April 6 Foundation Course in English

518 Mar. 4 How to Create a Business Pan &Develop Strategies for Success

519 Mar. 4 Letter of Credit & Exporters – Importers

520 Mar 5 14th HR Conference on Measuring &Managing Performance

521 Mar. 5 How to Start an Export Business-Bhavnagar

522 Mar. 5 Legal Issues in Business-How Different Laws Impact Business

523 Mar. 5 & 6 Microsoft Excel 2013 – Basic Level

524 Mar. 5 Win Win Negotiations

525 Mar. 6,13,20 & 27 E-Commerce for Small Entrepreneursand Businessmen

526 Mar. 6 How to Start an Export Business at Junagadh

527 Mar. 6 Making Employees Effective

528 Mar. 8 to April 12 Advanced Course inEnglish and Communication

529 Mar. 8 Central Excise Customs & Service Tax

530 Mar. 10 & 11 Effectiveness in Supervision

531 Mar. 10 How to Reduce the Material Cost

532 Mar. 10 Innovative Selling

533 Mar. 11 Change Management (Managing Change at the Workplace)

534 Mar. 11 Managing Customer Complaints forBusiness Excellence

535 Mar. 12 How to Start an Export Business at Kadi

536 Mar. 12 Effective Internal Co-Ordination

537 Mar. 12 Innovation for Entrepreneurs: From Idea to Marketplace

538 Mar. 12 to Apr. 30 Managerial Effectiveness B-22

539 Mar. 12 & 13 Microsoft Excel 2013 Advanced Level

540 Mar.13 to Apr. 17 Effective Speaking ad Personality Development

541 Mar. 13 to Apr.17 Diploma in International Trade

542 Mar. 13 to Apr. 10 Human Resource Management

543 Mar. 13 Management of Modern Relationships

544 Mar. 13 Managing Disagreements

545 Mar. 14 to 25 Essential Skills for Managers

546 Mar.14 to Apr.15,16 Exports & Imports for SSI Units-Evening

547 Mar. 14 to May 9 French Language Level A-1.2

548 Mar.14 to 19 Personal Finance & Investment Options

549 Mar. 15 & 16 Inventory Control Techniques to Unlock Your Capital

550 Mar. 16 How to Start an Export Business at Himatnagar

551 Mar. 17 Leadership Perspectives

552 Mar. 18 Business Planning for Success & Faster Growth

553 Mar. 18 Customs Importers Exporters &Know about It

554 Mar. 18 & 19 Effective Cost Management

555 Mar. 18 People Skills

556 Mar. 19 Cash Before You Crash

557 Mar. 19 Effectiveness at Work

558 Mar. 19 Executive in HR/Admin

559 Mar. 20 to May 22Diploma in Sales

560 Mar. 20 Street Smart Marketing

561 Mar. 21 to May 2 Conversational English Course for Beginners

562 Mar.21,16 to Apr.22Exports & Imports for SSI Unit

563 Mar. 21 to April 15 Grooming Yourself

564 Mar. 25 Preparing Export Documents Effectively

565 Mar. 26 Case Study Method

566 Mar. 26 First Aid Training(B-6)

567 Mar. 26-27 Microsoft Excel 2013 - Basic Level

568 Mar. 26 Worker & Supporting Staff

569 Mar. 28 to May 16 Bakery & Pastry Chef Professional

570 Mar.28 to Apr.8 How to Become a Successful Businessperson

MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES

APRIL 2015 - MARCH 2016

Month Total Number Total Number

of programmes of Participants

April15 54 1141

May15 47 898

June15 44 928

July15 53 1281

August15 53 991

September15 60 1100

October-15 39 689

November15 34 543

December15 51 758

January-16 43 1042

February-16 38 896

March-16 54 1204

Total 570 11471


Annexure-III

Institutional Members (as at March 31, 2016)

Patron Members (Institution)

1. Adani Group2. Ahmedabad Textile

Industry’s Research3. Ambalal Sarabhai

Enterprises Ltd.4. Anar Chemical Industries5. Anil Ltd.6. Aravali Institute

of Management7. Ar Mee Infotech8. Ascent Finechem Pvt Ltd.9. Astral Poly Technik Ltd.10. Baheti Metal & Ferro Alloys Ltd.11. Bakeri Engineering &

Infrastructure Ltd.12. Bank of Baroda

(North Gujarat Zone)13. Bank of Baroda Staff College14. Benchmark Agencies Pvt. Ltd.15. Bharti Airtel Ltd.16. C. Z. Patel College of Business

and Management17. Chamunda Pharma

Machinery Pvt. Ltd.18. Choksi Colours Pvt. Ltd.19. Crown Laminates Pvt. Ltd20. Cygnet Infotech Pvt. Ltd.21. Dena Bank22. Devarsons Industries Pvt. Ltd.23. Development Credit Bank

Limited(DCB)24. Diti Resources Pvt. Ltd.25. Equinox Solutions Ltd.26. Erhardt + Leimer (India) Pvt Ltd27. Essar Oil Limited28. Excel Industries Limited29. Ferromatik Milacron (I) Pvt. Ltd.30. G.K. Choksi & Co.

31. Gannon Dunkerley & Co. Ltd.32. Go Green Infrastructure Pvt Ltd33. Godrej & Boyce Mfg. Co. Ltd.34. Godrej Properties Ltd.35. GRUH Finance Limited36. GSP Crop. Science Pvt. Ltd.37. Gujarat Ambuja Cements Ltd.38. Gujarat Apollo Industries Ltd.39. Gujarat Energy

Development Agency40. Gujarat Gas Company Limited41. Gujarat Heavy

Chemicals Ltd. (GHCL)42. Gujarat Industrial Dev.

Corpn. Ltd.43. Gujarat Industrial

Investment Corpn.44. Gujarat NRE Coke Ltd.45. Gujarat State Aviation

Infrastructure Company Ltd.46. Gujarat State Civil Supplies

Corpn Ltd47. Gujarat State Export Corpn. Ltd.48. Gujarat State Petroleum

Corporation Ltd.49. Gujarat Tea Processors &

Packers Ltd.50. Gujarat Venture Finance

Ltd(GVFL)51. Harsha Engineers Limited52. Havmor Foods Pvt. Ltd.53. Hazira LNG and Port Companies54. Housing Development

Finance Corpn.55. ICICI Limited56. Indian Farmers Fertilizer

Co-op. Ltd.57. Inductotherm (India) Ltd

58. InspirOn EngineeringPrivate Ltd.

59. INTAS Pharmaceuticals Ltd.60. ITER-India IPR61. JadeBlue Lifestyle (I) Limited62. Kalpataru Power

Transmission Ltd63. Kandla Energy and

Chemicals Ltd64. Kevin Technologies P. Ltd65. KHS Machinery Pvt. Ltd.66. Khushi Advertising

Ideas Pvt. Ltd.67. Kloeckner DESMA

Machinery Pvt. Ltd.68. LA - Gajjar Machineries Pvt. Ltd.69. Larsen & Toubro Ltd. (L & T

Construction)70. Lok Jagruti Kendra (L.J. Institute

of Management Studies)71. Lubi Industries LLP72. Mamata Machinery Pvt Ltd73. Mehsana District Co-operative

Milk Producers’ Union Ltd.74. Montecarlo Limited75. MOTIF India Infotech Pvt. Ltd.76. N.K. Proteins Limited77. National Innovation Foundation78. Nutan Education Trust79. Nutan Nagarik

Sahakari Bank Ltd.80. Oil and Natural Gas Corp. Ltd.81. Parshwanath Realty Pvt. Ltd.82. Prima Automation (I) Pvt. Ltd.83. Punit Fintrade Pvt. Ltd.84. Reliance Industries Ltd85. Riddhi Siddhi Gluco Biols Ltd.86. Roquette Riddhi Siddhi Pvt. Ltd.

Permanent Members (Institution)

1. Aakar Paints2. Adani Enterprises Ltd.3. Agriculture & Cooperation

Department4. Ahmedabad District Co-op Milk

Prod. Union Ltd.5. Ahmedabad Urban

Development Authority6. Air Control & Chemical

Engg. Co. Ltd.7. Akshaya Apollo Hospitals Ltd.8. Ambica Corporation9. Amtech Electronics(I) Limited10. Applitech Solution Limited11. Arcata Tradelinks Pvt. Ltd.12. Arraycom (India) Ltd.13. Arvind Limited14. Arvind Polycot Ltd.

15. Asiatic Colour Chem. Ind. Ltd.

16. Associated Intermediates& Chemicals

17. Atlas Dyechem (India) Pvt. Ltd.

18. Avaya Global Connect Ltd.

19. Bank of India

20. Bayer Malibu Polymers Pvt. Ltd.

21. Bennett Coleman & Co Ltd

22. Bhagwati Spherocast Pvt. Ltd.

23. Bhikhabhai Jivabhai

Vanijya Mahavidyalaya

(B.J.V.M. Commerce College)

24. Blue Dart Express Limited

25. Bosch Rexroth India Limited

26. C. Doctor India Private Ltd.

27. Cadila Healthcare Ltd.

28. Cadila Pharmaceuticals Limited

87. Rotofilt Engineers Ltd.

88. Rubber King Tyres India Pvt. Ltd.

89. Sadbhav Engineering Limited

90. Safal Constructions Pvt. Ltd.

91. Sagar Drugs andPharmaceuticals Pvt. Ltd.

92. Sai Infosystem (I) Limited

93. Sardar SarovarNarmada Nigam Ltd

94. Sarva Vidyalaya KelavaniMandal-Kadi

95. Sayaji Industries Ltd

96. Setco Automotive Ltd.

97. Simulations Public AffairsManagement Services Pvt. Ltd.

98. Sintex Industries Limited

99. Super Handlers Pvt. Ltd.(Navin Group)

100. SURAJ LIMITED

101. Swastik Ceracon Ltd.

102. Synthesis Spacelinks Pvt. Ltd.

103. Tata Consultancy Services Ltd.

104. TATA MOTORS LTD

105. The AhmedabadDist. Co-Op Bank Ltd.

106. The Ahmedabad MercantileCo-op Bank Ltd.

107. TORRENT POWER LTD.

108. Transpek - Silox Industry Ltd

109. Tripada Education Trust

110. Troikaa Pharmaceuticals Ltd.

111. Union Bank of India

112. United Phosphorus Limited

113. Vimal Oil & Foods Ltd.

29. Calorx Education

Company Pvt. Ltd

30. Cama Motors Ltd

31. CEL Packaging Private Ltd.

32. Centre forEnvironment Education

33. Chandresh Cables Limited

34. Cheminova India Limited

35. Choksi Tube Co. Ltd.

36. Claris Lifesciences Ltd.

37. CLP India Pvt. Ltd.

38. Concord Biotech Limited

39. Contech BPO Services Pvt. Ltd.

40. Corporation Bank

41. D.C. Engineering Industries

42. Devraj Engineers

43. Dintex Dyechem Limited

44. Doshi Ion Exchange &Chemical Ind. Ltd.

45. Electro Ferro Alloys Pvt. Ltd.46. Electrotherm (I) Ltd47. Enarai Finance Limited48. Entrepreneurship Dev.

Institute of India49. Equinox Semiconductor Ltd.50. Excel Crop Care Ltd.51. First Flight Couriers Ltd.52. Food Solution53. Food, Civil Supplies &

Consumer Affairs Dep54. GMM Pfaudler Ltd.55. Guj. State Handloom &

Handicrafts Dev.56. Gujarat Agro Industries

Corpn. Ltd.


57. Gujarat Composite Limited58. GUJARAT INDUSTRIAL AND

TECHNICAL CONSULTANCYORGANISATION (GITCO)

59. Gujarat Informatics Ltd.60. Gujarat Infrastructure

Dev. Board Soc.61. Gujarat Jalseva Training Institute62. Gujarat Lease Financing Ltd63. Gujarat Lyka Organics Ltd64. Gujarat Mineral

Development Corpn. Ltd.65. Gujarat Narmada

Valley Fertilizers Co. L.66. Gujarat Paguthan

Energy Corpn. Pvt Ltd67. Gujarat Petrosynthese Ltd.68. Gujarat Power Corporation Ltd.69. Gujarat State

Financial Services Ltd.70. Gujarat State Petronet Ltd.71. Gujarat Steel Tubes Ltd72. Gujarat Water

Resources Dev. Corp. Ltd.73. Gujchem Distillers India Ltd74. Hindustan Cement

Pipes & Concrete75. Hindustan Dorr-Oliver Ltd.76. Hitachi Home &

Life Solutions (I) Ltd.77. HL College of Commerce78. Home Department79. IBP Company Limited80. ICRA Limited81. Indian Institute

of Management82. Indusind Bank Limited83. Industrial Extension Bureau84. Infinite Financial Services P. Ltd.85. Ingersoll-Rand (India) Ltd

86. Institute of Rural Management87. Intercare Limited88. Interface Financial Services Ltd.89. Jadeblue Lifestyle India Limited90. Jasvant B Shah91. Jayatma Spinners Limited92. Jhaveri Polymers Ltd.93. Kalol Institute of Management94. Kinatic Enterprises95. M & B Engineering Ltd.96. Machinery Stores Traders

(MASTA)97. Madhu Refractories Limited98. Mafatlal Industries Limited99. Mamata Group100. Masibus Process

& Instruments Ltd.101. Meghmani Organics Limited102. Metrochem Industries Limited103. Milcent Appliance Pvt. Limited104. Molex Micron Pvt. Ltd.105. N.K.Industries Ltd.

(N.K. Oil Mills Ltd.)106. National Bank for Agri.

& Rural Dev.107. National Institute of

Fashion Technology108. National Textile

Corporation Ltd.109. Nirma Consumercare Limited110. Nissan Syntex Private Limited111. Nugen Machineries Limited112. One Advertising &

Communication Ser. Ltd113. Orient Cerlane Ltd.114. Panamax Infotech Limited115. Paras Pharmaceuticals Limited116. Parikh Packaging Pvt. Ltd.117. PepsiCo India Holdings Pvt. Ltd.118. Pharmalab India Pvt Ltd

119. Physical Research Laboratories120. Piech Investment Limited121. Pierlite India Pvt. Ltd.122. Poggen-AMP Nagarsheth

Powertronics Ltd.123. Prem Conductors Pvt. Ltd.124. Pump Engineering Co. Ltd.125. Rajesh Malleables Limited126. Rajiv Petrochemicals Pvt. Ltd.127. Rakesh Pharmaceuticals128. Ramdev Food Products Limited129. Rampion Eyetech Pvt. Ltd.130. Ratnamani Metals & Tubes Ltd.131. Reliance Communications Ltd.132. Reserve Bank of India133. Sabar Pumps Pvt. Ltd.134. Safeworld Systems Pvt. Ltd.135. Sahitya Mudranalaya Pvt. Ltd.136. Sanghi Industries Ltd.137. Sanjeevani Biotech Pvt. Ltd.138. Sanofi India Limited139. Sanrhea Technical Textiles Ltd.140. School of Mgmt - Sumandeep

Vidhyapeeth Uni.141. Seagull Maritime

Agencies Pvt. Ltd.142. Semitronik Instruments143. Sew Services Pvt. Ltd.144. Shilp Gravures Limited145. Shri Nityanand Cotspin Ltd.146. Shubh Sanchar (India) Pvt Ltd147. Siddhi Engineers148. Simco Food Products149. Sirhind Steel Ltd150. Softel Marketing Pvt Ltd.151. Somabhai Tea Processors Ltd.152. Sonar Industries Ltd153. Space Applications Centre154. Standard Tea

Processing Co. Ltd

155. State Bank of India156. State Bank of Saurashtra157. Stovec Industries Ltd158. Sudesh Chemicals Pvt. Ltd.159. Sundek India Ltd160. Suvik Electronics Pvt Ltd161. Syndicate Bank162. Systronics163. Tamilnadu Mercantile Bank Ltd164. The Dharamsi Morarji

Chemical Co Ltd165. The Gujarat State

Co-op. Bank Ltd.166. The Kalupur Commercial

Coop. Bank Ltd167. Tolani Institute of

Management Studies168. Torrent Cables Limited169. Torrent Laboratories Ltd170. Transformers &

Rectifiers (India) Ltd.171. Tristar Remedies Pvt Ltd172. Truetzschler India Private Ltd173. Unifrax India Ltd.174. Urmin Group of Companies175. Vadilal Chemicals Limited176. Vadilal Enterprises Ltd177. Vadilal Industries Ltd178. Veeda Clinical Research Pvt. Ltd.179. Vepar Private Limited180. Vesuvius India Limited181. Videocon International Ltd.182. Vision India Centre for Learning183. Vodafone Ltd.184. Water & Land

Management Institute185. Win Engineering P. Ltd.186. Windsor Machines Ltd

Annual Members (Institution)

1. AES Institute of Computer Studies2. ALF Technology (I) Pvt. Ltd.3. Attain Vision Business

Services Pvt. Ltd.4. Atul Auto Limited5. Atul Ltd6. Cliantha Research Limited7. Crest Composites and

Plastics Pvt. Ltd.8. Development

Commissioner KSEZ9. Dhirubhai Ambani Institute of

Info. And Communication Tech.10. Dresser-Rand India Pvt. Ltd.11. Duravit India Pvt. Ltd.12. Electrical Research and

Development Association

13. ERM India Pvt. Ltd.14. Everest Instruments Pvt. Ltd.15. Finar Limited (Form not given

only cheque payment)16. Firmenich Aromatics

Production (I) Pvt. Ltd.17. GCS Medical College, Hospital

and Research Centre18. Hindustan Gum & Chemicals Ltd.19. Indukaka Ipcowala Institute of

Management, CharotarUniversity of Science andTechnology

20. Intech Systems Pvt. Ltd.21. Interactive Manpower

Solutions Pvt Ltd22. Koshambh Multitred Pvt. Ltd.

23. KPMG24. Magotteaux Industries Pvt. Ltd.25. Maharashtra Hybrid Seeds

Co. Ltd.26. Mifamed Medical Private Limited27. Mott Macdonald Pvt. Ltd.28. Murugappa Morgan Thermal

Ceramics Ltd.29. NTPC Ltd.30. Peass Industrial

Engineers Pvt. Ltd.31. Petrotec- Retail Petroleum

Equipment (India) Private Limited32. Pluga Pumps and Motors Pvt. Ltd.33. Saanvi Advisors Ltd.34. Sahajanand Laser

Technology Ltd.

35. Sai ConsultingEngineers (P) Ltd.

36. Shardul AmarchandMangaldas & Co

37. SPX Flow Technology(India) Pvt. Ltd.

38. StemCyte IndiaTherapeutics Pvt. Ltd.

39. The Baroda Lions ClubEducation Trust

40. The Union Co-OperativeBank Ltd.

41. Vasant Masala Pvt. Ltd.

42. Voltas Limited

Individual MembersPatron Members 235Life Members 2175Annual Members 270


GOVERNING COUNCIL

President

Mr.Tushar PatelManaging Director, Sanrhea Technical Textiles Ltd

Vice-President

Mr. Rajiv MehtaExecutive Director, CEL Packaging Pvt. Ltd.

Hon. Secretary

Dr. Malay MahadeviaWhole Time Director,

Adani Ports & Special Economic Zone Ltd.

Hon. Jt. Secretary

Mr. Savan GodiawalaSr. Director, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu India Pvt. Ltd.

Hon. Treasurer

Mr. Deevyesh J. RadiaDirector, United Networks P. Ltd.

Members

Mr. S. RajaramManaging Director, Erhardt + Leimer (India) Pvt. Ltd.

Mr. Nitin ShuklaManaging Director & CEO, Hazira LNG Port Companies

Mr. Prakash BhagwatiChairman, InspirOn Engineering Private Ltd.

Dr. Bharat PatelChairman & Medical Director, Samved Orthopedic Hospital

Mr. Hemant N ShahManaging Director, Super Handlers Pvt. Ltd. (Navin Group)

Mr. Nipam ShahManaging Director, NRS Advisors Pvt. Ltd.

Mr. Ambar PatelManaging Director, Shilp Gravures Ltd.

Mr. R. N. SharmaGeneral Manager, (Gujarat Operation) Bank of Baroda

Mr. Ketan KhambhattaManaging Director, Kevin Technologies Pvt. Ltd.

Mr. Padmin BuchSr. Faculty, Entrepreneurship Development

Institute of India (EDI)

Mr. Pradeep ChonaChairman & Managing Director,

Havmor Group of Companies

Ms. Reena BhagwatiManaging Director, Bhagwati Spherocast Pvt. Ltd.

Mr. Sanjeev NautiyalChief General Manager, State Bank of India LHO

Mr. Nilesh DesaiChairman, Shubh Labh Consultancy

Mr. Aman MehtaDirector, Torrent Power Limited

Mr. Anil M JainCEO, Ascent Finechem (P) Ltd.

Prof. B.H. JajooIndian Institute of Management

Mr. Biren ParikhNavdeep Trust

Mr. Ganpatraj ChowdharyManaging Director, Riddhi Siddhi Gluco Biols Ltd.

Mr. Hasit KajiVice President, Tata Consultancy Services Limited

Mr. Jaimin Rasiklal VasaManaging Director, Vaishali Agencies Pvt. Ltd.

Mr. Jatin JalundhwalaChief Legal Officer, Adani Enterprises Ltd.

Mr. Jayesh C. PatelManaging Director, Vimal Oil & Foods Ltd.

Mr. K. SubramaniamManaging Director, Masibus Process &

Instrumentation Pvt. Ltd.

Mr. Kartikeya V. SarabhaiDirector, Centre for Environment Education

Nehru Foundation for Development

Mr. Kaushal MehtaChief Executive Officer, Motif India Infotech Pvt. Ltd.

Mr. Manoj SomaniManaging Director, Gopala Polyplast Ltd.

Dr. P. V. DesaiManaging Director, Placon Management Services Pvt. Ltd.

Mr. Pavan BakeriManaging Director, Bakeri Engineering & Infrastructure Ltd

Ms. Rama MoondraManagement Trainer

Mr. S B DangayachManaging Director, Sintex Industries Limited

Mr. Shubhang MadanmohanPartner, D.C. Engineering Industries

Mr. Sunil ParekhAdvisor, Zydus Cadila

Mr. Surendra PatelFormer Member of Parliament (Rajya Sabha)

Mr. Vimal AmbaniTower Overseas Ltd.

Ms. D. Thara, IASMunicipal Commissioner, Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation

Ms. Mamta Verma, IASIndustries Commissioner, Office of the Industries Commissionerate

Dr. S. K. Nanda, IASChairman & Managing Director, GSFC Ltd.

Mr. K.K. NairExecutive Director, AMA

PROGRAMMES COMMITTEE

Chairman:

Mr. S. RajaramManaging Director, Erhardt + Leimer (India) Pvt. Ltd.

Members:

Mr. Amitabh MishraHead – Organisation Dev. (OD) & HR, Adani Group

Mr. Anurag MehtaFounder - Teenage Wisdom

Mr. D P BoseAGM- HR, Bank of Baroda

Mr. Debarghya BandyopadhyayDGM (T&D), Intas Pharmaceuticals Ltd.

Mr. Deevyesh J. RadiaDirector, United Networks P. Ltd.

Mr. Giriraj DaveGeneral Manager (Sales), Prasad Multi Services Pvt. Ltd.

Dr. Jagdish JoshipuraDirector, Som Lalit Institute of Management

Mr. Jayesh GanatraB-Intelligence

Cdr Manoj Bhatt (Retd)Chief Administrative Officer, IIM-A

Mr. Narendra PandyaAuthor & Trainer

Mr. P J ManiarChief Administrative Officer,

Indus Institute Of Technology & Engineering

Mr. P R VyasFinancial Consultant

Dr. Paresh KariyaDirector Business, Development Strategy and JV Co.

OTIS ELEVATORS (I) LTD.

Mr. Parimal VasavadaCorporate Consultant

CA Pradip ModiPKM Advisory Services Pvt Ltd.

Mr. Pranav R. MehtaChairman, National Solar Energy Federation of India

Annexure IVAMA Committees 2015-16


Mr. Prashant GandhiGroup Partner, SIDDHI ENGINEERS

Mr. Rohit PatelSYMCOM Corporation

Mr. Sudhir B. Mankodi Freelance Consultant - Finance & HR

Mr. Uday ShahBranch Manager & Customer Care Head

Jade Blue Lifestyle India Limited

Mr. V P MashrooVice President – HR & Admin, Harsha Engineers Limited

Mr. Vikramsinh MahidaHR – Freelancer

Mr. Vispi MunshiFounder - ERP India

Mr. Manish KhanolkarHead L & D Arvind Ltd.

Mr. Ghanshyam AcharyaMan Power Recruitment Consultant

Executive DirectorAMA

PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE

Chairman:


Members:

Mr. Amit ParikhDirector, Amity International

Mr. Ashish JoshiSr. General Manager, ABG Group

Mr. Dhiren KamaniaDirector, MBH Pumps Pvt. Ltd.

Mr. Dinesh DagaChairman & Managing Director, Shree Hans Alloys Ltd.

Dr. Bharat ShahNavkar Surgical Hospital

Mr. H P ShahMedia Co-ordinator

Mr. Hemant ShahNikiz Stationaries & Gifts Ltd.

Mr. Kirti K Thakkar

Consultant - Tourism

Ms. Malti MehtaMedia & Communication Consultant

Mr. Manoj BadhekaFinancial Consultant

Ms. Seema Anil Agarwal

Author & Editor-AMA News

Mr. Nirav K Amin

Mr. Parag DesaiGujarat Tea Processors & Packers Limited

Mr. Prashant SanghviBusiness Head-LSAW Pipe Div. Ratnamani Metals & Tubes Ltd

Mr. Sanjay ChakrabortyMarketing Communication Advisor

Mr. Shailesh GoyalSimulations Public Affairs Management Services Pvt. Ltd.

Mr. Shaunak ShahManaging Director, Automation System Engineers Pvt. Ltd.

Mr. Shekhar VermaAdani Wilmar Ltd

Mr. Subhojit SenStrategic Media Services

Ms. Swapna Sai TripathiCertified Image Consultant, Amaze Image Management

Mr. Unmesh DixitConsultant (HR & PR), VP-PRSI (West)

Mr. V K Mehta

Retd. Banker

Dr. Yogesh PatelKadi Sarva Vishwavidyalay, Gandhinagar

Ms. Forum ShahAMA


EXTENSION SERVICES COMMITTEE

Chairman:

Mr. Padmin BuchSr. Visiting Faculty, Entrepreneurship Development Institute

of India(EDI)

Members:

Dr A G MehtaGeneral Manager, Excel Crop Care Limited


Dr. Anamik ShahVice Chancellor, Gujarat Vidyapith

Mr. Bhagwat R PatelPartner, SIDDHI ENGINEERS

Mr. Chirag Shah (FCA, FCS)

Chirag Shah & Associates

Mr. D L PandyaCoordinator, Saket Projects Ltd.,

CEO, Medical Plastics Data Services

Mr. Deepak PadiaChairman & Managing Director, Octavius Pharma Pvt. Ltd.

Mr. Dipal PatelDirector, Precise Healthcare Pvt. Ltd

Dr. G.P. VadodariaPrincipal, L.D. College of Engineering

Mr. Harish RangwalaManaging Director, Harsha Engineers Limited

Mr. Hasmukh AdhvaryooSaurashtra Kutchh HR Forum

Mr. Kaushik D Patel

M/s. Dahyabhai Vithaldas

Mr. M A BaraiyaKalpataru Power Transmission Ltd.

Dr. Manish RachchhAssociate Professor, Center for Pharmaceutical Studies &

Drug Delivery Technologies Gujarat Technological Uni.

Mr. Maulik DaveCMD, Harikrushna Machinetech Pvt.Ltd.

Mr. Mihir PatelDirector, Adachi Natural Polymer Pvt Ltd

Dr. Nikhil ZaveriDirector & Principal, SEMCOM Institute

Mr. P S NinamaGeneral Manager, District Industries Center

Mr. Parashottam B GotiBadal Associates

Mr. Paresh B PatelHiloni Stock Broking Pvt. Ltd.

Prof. Dr. Rajesh C. ShahDy. Medical Superintendent, Sheth V. S. Gen. Hospital

Mr. R.V. RaoVice President, Colours India Inc

Mr. Rajendra AgrawalDy. General Manager, SIDBI

Mr. Rajiv MehtaExecutive Director, CEL Packaging Pvt. Ltd.

Mr. S R BhattCEO, ECOz Life Sciences

Ms. S. Uma ShanmukhiDy. General Manager & Business Head (SME), S B I

Mr. Tarachand JainShri Navkar Metals Limited

Mr. Tarun AgrawalAlchemy Translation


ACTIVITY CENTRES COMMITTEE

Centre Representives


Annexure VAuditor’s Report

To:The MembersAhmedabad Management AssociationAhmedabad.

We have audited the accompanying financial statements of Ahmedabad Management Association, Ahmedabad, which comprisethe Balance Sheet as at 31st March, 2016, and Income and Expenditure Account for the year then ended and a summary of significantaccounting policies and other explanatory information.Management’s Responsibility for the Financial Statements: Management is responsible for the preparation of these financialstatements that give a true and fair view of the financial position, financial performance of the Association in accordance with theaccounting principles generally accepted in India and as per provisions of Bombay Public Trust Act, as applicable to State of Gujarat.This responsibility also includes maintenance of adequate accounting records in accordance with the provisions of the Act forsafeguarding the assets of the Trust and for preventing and detecting frauds and other irregularities; selection and applicationof appropriate accounting policies; making judgments and estimates that are reasonable and prudent; and design, implementationand maintenance of adequate internal financial controls, that were operating effectively for ensuring the accuracy and completenessof the accounting records, relevant to the preparation and presentation of the financial statements that give a true and fair view andare free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error.Auditor’s Responsibility: Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these financial statements based on our audit. We havetaken into account the provisions of the Act, the accounting and auditing standards and matters which are required to be includedin the audit report under the provisions of the Act and the Rules made there under.We conducted our audit in accordance with the Standards on Auditing as specified by ICAI. Those Standards require that we complywith ethical requirements and plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements arefree from material misstatement.An audit involves performing procedures to obtain audit evidence about the amounts and the disclosures in the financialstatements. The procedures selected depend on the auditor’s judgment, including the assessment of the risks of material misstatementof the financial statements, whether due to fraud or error. In making those risk assessments, the auditor considers internal financialcontrol relevant to the Trust’s preparation of the financial statements that give a true and fair view in order to design auditprocedures that are appropriate in the circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on whether the Trusthas in place an adequate internal financial controls system over financial reporting and the operating effectiveness of such controls.An audit also includes evaluating the appropriateness of the accounting policies used and the reasonableness of the accountingestimates made by the management, as well as evaluating the overall presentation of the financial statements.We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our audit opinion on thefinancial statements.Opinion: In our opinion and to the best of our information and according to the explanations given to us, the aforesaid financialstatements give the information required by the Act in the manner so required and give a true and fair view in conformity with theaccounting principles generally accepted in India:(A) In the case of the Balance Sheet, of the state of affairs of the Trust/Association as at 31st March, 2016, and(B) In the case of Statement of Income and Expenditure Account, excess of income over expenditure for the year ended on that date.Report on Other Legal and Regulatory Requirements1. The accounts are maintained regularly and in accordance With the provisions of the Act with and the Rules.2. The receipts and disbursement are properly and correctly shown in the accounts.3. The Cash balance and vouchers in the custody of the Executive Director on the date of the audit were in the agreement with

accounts.4. All books, deeds, accounts, vouchers or other documents or records, required by us were produced before us.5. A register of movables and immovable properties has been properly maintained and the changes therein have been furnished to

us, whenever called upon.6. Executive Director appeared before us and furnished the necessary information required by us.7. No. property or Funds of the Trust were applied for any object or purpose other than the objects or purposes of Trust.8. The amount outstanding for more than one year is Rs. Nil and the amount written of Rs. Nil9. Tenders are invited for repair or constructions exceeding Rs.5,000/-10. Money of the Trust has not been invested contrary to the provisions of section 35 of the Act.11. No alienations of immovable property have been made contrary to the provision of section 36 of the Act.

For, R.S. Patel & Co.Chartered AccountantsFirm Reg. No. 107758W

Place: Ahmedabad R.S. PatelDate: July 4, 2016 Partner

Member No. 009082


Financial Statements

Ahmedabad Management Association

Balance Sheet as at 31st March, 2016

Liabilities Current Year Previous Year Assets Current Year Previous Year2015-2016 2014-2015 2015-2016 2014-2015

Membership Capital Fund AMA Management ComplexAs per last Balance Sheet 11,252,662 11,057,662 ATIRA-AMA Centre for Textile Studies 20,754,891 20,754,891Less: Transf. to AMA Patron Members’ Club 7,500 –Add: Life Memberhip 405,197 195,000 Fixed Assets

11,650,539 11,252,662 As per Schedule-IV 38,657,077 41,762,139

Activity Centre Funds InvestmentsAs per Schedule - I 64,800,000 60,300,000 Fixed Deposits 216,065,400 209,800,000

Award , Lecture & Other Funds Current Assets, Loans & AdvancesAs per Schedule - II 5,228,604 4,228,604 Cash & Bank Balance 2,772,395 2,525,433

Advance against Purchase of Capital Asset 19,600,000 –AMA Corpus Funds Sundry Debtors 672,811 391,044(A) Accumulated Fund of AMA Publications & Audio Visual Stock 411,358 405,290

As per Last Balance Sheet 164,326,000 153,626,000 Deposits 1,266,125 1,306,625Add: Transf. from Income & Expen. A/c. 10,500,000 10,700,000 Interest accrued on Fixed Deposits 3,369,128 3,687,858

181,826,000 164,326,000 Other Advances 2,138,631 2,626,743

(B) AMA Management Complex Funds TDS 6,630,162 5,575,940As per Schedule - III 29,768,000 29,768,000 36,860,610 16,518,933

(C) AMA Patron Members’ Club

1. Institutional Patron MembershipAs per last Balance Sheet 10,265,129 9,065,129Add: Received Current Year 792,500 1,200,000Add: Transf. from Membership Cap. Fund 7,500 –

11,065,129 10,265,1292. Individual Patron Membership 2,900,000 2,740,000Add: Received Current Year 80,000 160,000

2,980,000 2,900,000

Current LiabilitiesSundry Creditors 1,304,900 1,222,255Outstanding & Unpaid Expenditures 3,666,654 3,525,521

4,971,554 4,747,776Income & Expenditure AccountAs per Last Balance Sheet 47,792 77,520Add: Excess of Income over Expenditure for 17,500,540 10,670,272

the Current YearLess: Transfer. to Accumulated Fund of AMA 17,500,000 10,700,000

48,332 47,792

312,337,978 288,835,963 312,337,978 288,835,963

Place : Ahmedabad Examined and Found correct subject to our separate report of even date attached.Date: July 4, 2016 For, R. S. Patel & Co.

Chartered AccountantsFirm Reg. No. 107758W

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Tushar Patel Rajiv Mehta Malay Mahadevia D.J.Radia K.K.Nair R.S. Patel (Partner)President Vice President Hon. Secretary Hon.Treasurer Executive Director Chartered Accountants

Membership No. 009082



Income & Expenditure Account for Year Ended 31st March, 2016

Expenditure Current Year Previous Year Income Current Year Previous Year2015-2016 (Rs.) 2014-2015(Rs.) 2015-2016(Rs.) 2014-2015(Rs.)

Expenses for Programmes,Seminars 26,109,301 25,503,152 Annual Membership Fees& Courses Institutional Membership 401,500 603,000

Individual Membership 401,876 458,895Salaries ,Staff Welfare & Allowances 12,372,040 11,374,355 Library Membership 98,098 145,256

901,474 1,207,151

Administrative Expenses 5,668,598 5,776,929 Fees Received from Programmes, 33,857,748 27,869,039Seminars & Courses

Electricity Charges 3,524,425 3,147,700 Institutional support & Endowments 5,885,000 7,484,455

Stationery & Printing 366,866 166,885 Members’ Contribution for Facilities 12,750,231 10,148,136

Subscription of Periodicals & 507,150 310,983 Campus Development SupportLibrary Exp. (Hoardings) 1,240,845 1,117,578

Other Expenses 4,215,150 5,219,747 Interest Income 18,924,997 18,070,148

Depreciation (Schedule - IV) 5,441,035 5,937,952 Other Income 2,144,810 2,211,468

Excess of Income Over Expenditure 17,500,540 10,670,272for the Current Year

75,705,105 68,107,975 75,705,105 68,107,975

Place : Ahmedabad Examined and Found correct subject to our separate report of even date attached.Date: July 4, 2016

For, R. S. Patel & Co.Chartered AccountantsFirm Reg. No. 107758W

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Tushar Patel Rajiv Mehta Malay Mahadevia D.J.Radia K.K.Nair R.S. Patel (Partner)President Vice President Hon. Secretary Hon.Treasurer Executive Director Chartered Accountants

Membership No. 009082



Schedules forming part of Balance Sheet

Schedule I: Activity Centre Funds

2015-2016 2014-2015

1 Shri Navnitlal Bhagubhai-AMA Centre for Continuing Education 500,000 500,000

2 Prarthana-AMA Centre for Career Counselling & Vocational Guidance 500,000 500,000

3 Pepsi-AMA Centre for International Business 500,000 500,000

4 Symphony-AMA Centre for Innovation 500,000 500,000

5 Anubhai Chimanlal-AMA Centre for Civic Affairs 500,000 500,000

6 ATE-AMA Centre for Quality Management 500,000 500,000

7 Mamata-AMA Centre for Indian Wisdom for Management 500,000 500,000

8 Zydus Cadila Healthcare-AMA Centre for Marketing Management 500,000 500,000

9 Piramal-AMA Centre for Financial Management 500,000 500,000

10 DGP Windsor-AMA Centre for Excellence in Manufacturing 500,000 500,000

11 V.S. Pandya Sahitya Mudranalaya-AMA Centre for Communication Skills 500,000 500,000

12 Madanmohan Ramanlal -AMA Human Resource Development Centre 600,000 600,000

13 SEWA-AMA Centre for Community Based Organisation 1,000,000 1,000,000

14 G.I.I.C-AMA Faculty Chair in Management 1,000,000 1,000,000

15 Sagar Drugs-AMA Computer Centre 1,000,000 1,000,000

16 Wagh-Bakri AMA Centre for Governance 1,000,000 1,000,000

17 S.N.Bhagwati-AMA Centre for Leadership Development 1,000,000 1,000,000

18 Prof. Rooshikumar Pandya-AMA Trainers Academy 1,000,000 1,000,000

19 Mamata-AMA Centre for Management Development @ G’Nagar 1,000,000 1,000,000

20 Prof. B. H. Jajoo-AMA I. T. Entrepreneurship Centre 1,500,000 1,500,000

21 Bank of Baroda-AMA Centre for Banking & Finance 1,000,000 1,000,000

22 Rajiv Vastupal-AMA Sales Academy 1,000,000 1,000,000

23 Krishna Heart Institute-AMA Centre for Excellence in Healthcare Management 1,000,000 1,000,000

24 DMI-AMA Centre for Disaster Risk Management 1,000,000 1,000,000

25 Chinubhai Shah-AMA Academy of Foreign Languages 500,000 500,000

26 Ramanbhai Patel-AMA Centre for Excellence in Education 2,200,000 2,200,000

27 GOG-AMA Centre for International Trade 1,500,000 1,500,000

28 Dr. Lalita Iyer-AMA Centre for Development of Women 1,500,000 1,500,000

29 TCGL-AMA Centre for Tourism & Hospitality Management 1,500,000 1,500,000

30 Jehangir Cama-AMA Centre for Agriculture & Farm Management 1,500,000 1,500,000

31 Mukesh M. Patel-AMA Academy for Public Speaking & Pers. Development 500,000 500,000

32 Y.J. Trivedi-AMA Academy for Intellictual Property Rights 1,500,000 1,500,000

33 Nipam Shah-AMA Centre for Execellence in Financial Management 1,000,000 1,000,000

34 Gujarat NRE-AMA Centre for National Integrity 1,500,000 1,500,000

35 Navdeep-AMA Centre for Entrepreneurship Development 1,500,000 1,500,000

36 AMA Past President’s School of Grooming 2,000,000 2,000,000

37 J.B. Shah-AMA Centre for Shipping & Logistics 1,500,000 1,500,000

38 Yatindra Sharma-AMA Academy for Vocational Education 2,000,000 1,000,000

39 GOG-AMA Industrial Guidence Centre 10,000,000 10,000,000

40 GOG-AMA HR Capacity Building Centre 2,500,000 2,500,000

41 Jaykrishna Harivallabhdas-AMA Centre for Japanese Studies 4,000,000 4,000,000

42 PDPU-AMA Centre for Non-Conventional Energy Management 3,000,000 3,000,000

43 Japan Information & Study Centre(Supported by Mitsubishi & Metal One Corpo.) 3,000,000 3,000,000

44 Kishan Gordhandas Gupta-AMA Centre for Capital Markets & Investment 2,000,000 ——

45 PVRN Iye-AMA Management Research Centre 1,500,000 ——

64,800,000 60,300,000


Schedule II: Award, Lecture & Other Funds

2015-2016 2014-2015

1. Metrochem-AMA Outstanding Manager of the Year Award 500,000 500,0002. Atlas Dyechem-AMA Outstanding Entrepreneur of the year Award 500,000 500,0003 Cadila Healthcare-AMA Marketing Man of the Year Award 600,000 600,0004 S. R. Bhandari Best Speaker Award 1,000,000 1,000,0005 Dr. R.L. Sanghvi Endowment Lecture Fund 300,000 300,0006 I. M. Nanavaty Memorial Lecture Fund 250,000 250,0007 Dr. Saguna V. Pandya Medal for Information Technology 50,000 50,0008 Prof. Rooshikumar Pandya Medal for Corporate Communication 50,101 50,1019 Shri Madan Mohan Medal for HRM Course 52,000 52,00010 Dr. Ramakant Sharma Medal for PDMS 25,000 25,00011 Shri Rajiv Vastupal Medal for Financial Management Diploma 50,000 50,00012 Shri Rajiv Vastupal Medal for International Management Diploma 50,000 50,00013 Shri Sunil Shah Medal for Marketing Management Diploma 50,000 50,00014 State Bank of India Medal for Banking Diploma 100,000 100,00015 Sponsorship for AMA Scholarship 451,000 451,00016 Friends of AMA Library Fund 65,503 65,50317 Video Viewing Facility at Library 35,000 35,00018 Comfort Inn President Gold Medal 50,000 50,00019 Shri Shakunt Shashikant Apte Gold Medal for HRM Diploma 50,000 50,00020 Justice N. J. Pandya Memorial Lecture Fund 300,000 300,00021 Vishva Exim Pvt. Ltd. ( Health and Wellness Activities) 700,000 700,000

5,228,604 5,228,604

Schedule III: AMA Management Complex Funds

2015-2016 2014-2015

1 Core-AMA Management House 4,100,000 4,100,000

2 Torrent-AMA Management Centre 4,100,000 4,100,000

3 GMDC R&D Centre for Information Technology 2,500,000 2,500,000

4 H. T. Parekh Convention Centre 2,100,000 2,100,000

5 Wagh-Bakri AMA Tea Lounge 1,500,000 1,500,000

6 Hitachi Home & Life Arcade 1,000,000 1,000,000

7 Shri Navnitlal Bhagubhai Management Library 1,000,000 1,000,000

8 Shri Pranlal Bhogilal Hall of Excellence 700,000 700,000

9 Adani Exports Business Centre 700,000 700,000

10 Manish Chemicals Management Data Bank 700,000 700,000

11 Shilp Gravures-AMA Media Outlet 700,000 700,000

12 Rampion Eyetech Seminar Hall 500,000 500,000

13 Shri Harshadbhai Patel Seminar Hall 500,000 500,000

14 The Kalupur Comm. Co-op. Bank Ltd. for Baldevbhai Dosabhai Seminar Hall 500,000 500,000

15 Atlas Dyechem Industries Conference Room 300,000 300,000

16 Remik Trading Conference Room 300,000 300,000

17 Apna Bazar Conference Room 300,000 300,000

18 Shri Rasiklal Vasa Conference Room 300,000 300,000

19 Labh Construction Paver Facility 168,000 168,000

20 Sheth Jamnabhai Bhagubhai Trust-J.B. Auditorium 5,000,000 5,000,000

21 Gautam Nanavaty Seminar Hall 500,000 500,000

22 GVFL Seminar Hall 500,000 500,000

23 Natwarlal Motilal Soparkar Seminar Hall 600,000 600,000

24 Tirupati-Samved Hospital Seminar Hall 600,000 600,000

25 Safal Realty Pvt. Ltd. Seminar Hall 600,000 600,000

29,768,000 29,768,000

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Schedule IV: Fixed Assets & Depreciation (31-3-2016)

Gross Block Addition Adjusment Gross Block Cumulative Depreciation Depre. for Total Cumulative Net block Net blockAssets of Assets During for Sales/ as at Depreciation for Assests sold/ Depreciation Depreciation as at as at

as at 1.4.2014 year Discard of 31-Mar-16 as at FY 2015-16 Discarded for the Year as at 31.3.2016 31-Mar-16 31-Mar-15assets 1-Apr-15

AMA Complex

AMA Builiding 5,981,085 5,981,085 3,195,438 278,565 0 278,565 3,474,003 2,507,082 2,785,647

Furniture 8,026,340 88,707 8,115,047 5,168,703 292,635 0 292,635 5,461,338 2,653,709 2,857,637

Elec. Equipments & Fitting 1,900,940 1,900,940 1,295,067 60,587 0 60,587 1,355,654 545,286 605,873

Air Conditioners 5,610,157 1,287,044 6,897,201 4,054,535 423,815 0 423,815 4,478,350 2,418,851 1,555,622

Cafeteria 1,390,685 1,390,685 1,140,472 25,021 0 25,021 1,165,493 225,192 250,214

AMA Buidling Expansion

Building ( New) 37,467,599 37,467,599 15,343,357 2,212,424 0 2,212,424 17,555,781 19,911,818 22,124,242

Furniture 5,200,579 5,200,579 2,436,737 276,384 0 276,384 2,713,121 2,487,458 2,763,842

Electrical Equip. & Fittings 121,266 121,266 56,820 6,445 0 6,445 63,265 58,001 64,446

Audio-Visual 6,114,279 6,114,279 3,802,375 346,786 0 346,786 4,149,161 1,965,118 2,311,904

Air-Conditioner 3,627,653 3,627,653 2,258,935 205,308 0 205,308 2,464,243 1,163,410 1,368,718

PLANT & MACHINERY

Overhead Projector 66,137 66,137 63,702 365 0 365 64,067 2,070 2,435

Management Film Cassettes 23,167 23,167 22,874 44 0 44 22,918 249 293

Water Cooler 234,921 234,921 165,776 10,372 0 10,372 176,148 58,774 69,145

TV/VCR Set 513,900 513,900 205,748 46,223 0 46,223 251,971 261,929 308,152

Office Equip.(Office & Guest House)2,020,262 387,622 2,407,884 1,241,029 168,626 0 168,626 1,409,655 998,229 779,233

Water Purifier 96,836 96,836 60,030 5,521 0 5,521 65,551 31,285 36,806

Xerox Machine 509,930 55,000 120,000 444,930 437,418 19,127 74,742 19,127 381,803 63,127 72,512

LCD Video Projector 2,576,262 314321 62,000 2,828,583 2,061,614 106,205 40,370 106,205 2,127,449 701,134 514,648

Laminating Machine 20,041 2,850 22,891 12,036 1,414 0 1,414 13,450 9,441 8,005

Air Coolers 32,984 32,984 18,580 2,161 0 2,161 20,741 12,243 14,404

New Borewell Connection 274,694 274,694 239,204 5,324 0 5,324 244,528 30,167 35,490

New Hoarding Boards 265,249 36,750 301,999 120,969 27,155 0 27,155 148,124 153,875 144,280

Library Books 6,339,408 121,103 6,460,511 4,742,754 251,640 0 251,640 4,994,394 1,466,117 1,596,654

Computer with Printer 3,550,718 109,465 3,660,183 3,193,204 261,088 0 261,088 3,454,292 205,891 357,514

Sagar Drugs Compu. Centre 1,208,112 1,208,112 724,867 289,947 0 289,947 1,014,814 193,298 483,245

Office Car 793,782 793,782 204,683 103,959 0 103,959 308,642 485,140 589,099

Diesal Generator 113,766 113,766 61,873 7,784 0 7,784 69,657 44,109 51,893

Bar-Code Systems ( Media Outlet) 63,660 63,660 53,474 6,112 0 6,112 59,586 4,074 10,186

Grand Total 94,144,412 2402862 182,000 96,365,274 52,382,274 5,441,035 115,112 5,441,035 57,708,197 38,657,077 41,762,139


Statement of Significant Accounting Policies

1] The Accounts of the Association are prepared on historical cost and on the basis of going concern with revenueconsidered and expenses accounted, wherever possible on accrual basis. However membership fees are accountedon receipt basis but fees for subsequent years received in advance are shown as liability.

2] Fixed Assets – Fixed assets are recorded at historical cost less depreciation.3] Depreciation – Depreciation has been provided on written down method at the following rates.

(i) Air Conditioners 15 %(ii) Bore Well 15 %(iii) Building 10 %(iv) Car 15 %(v) Computer 60 %(vi) Electric Equipment 10 %(vii) Furniture 10 %(viii) Library Books 15 %(ix) Office Equipment 15 %AMA has the license of uninterrupted use of the new building to carry on the specified activities and has thecontrol of the building by virtue of an agreement. Hence AMA has capitalized the amount spent over theconstruction of the said new building on being put to use during the earlier financial year and has provideddepreciation on the same.

4] Inventory – Closing stock of publications and video/audio cassettes is taken as certified by the management. Thesame is valued at cost or net realizable value whichever is less.

5] Life Membership Fees –Life Membership Fees received is credited to Corpus Fund.

6] Income from Earmarked Funds – Interest earned on investment of earmarked funds are treated as income andis credited to interest income. Expenditure incurred from income of earmarked funds are debited to theexpenditure account.

7] Previous year figures have been regrouped/rearranged wherever necessary so as to make them comparable withthose of the previous year.

Notes on accounts

1. Fixed Asset block contains the asset ‘AMA new building’ constructed by the trust on the land owned by ATIRA asa result of MOU. Relying on the “Framework for the preparation and presentation of financial statements” issuedby ICAI vide para 49 and 88 the said construction is shown as ‘Fixed Asset’ in the Balance Sheet.

2. Contigent Liabilities : Service Tax Dept. has raised various years Service Tax demand of ‘7238720/- plus interestand penalty. Matter is pending with CESTAT. Management is of the opinion that no liability will arise from thesame and hence no provision is made in the books of accounts.

For Ahmedabad Management Association For, R. S. Patel & Co.Chartered AccountantsFirm Reg.No.107758W

Sd/-Sd/- R. S. Patel

Executive Director PartnerMem.No.009082

Place : Ahmedabad Place : AhmedabadDate : July 4, 2016 Date : July 4, 2016