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IIFT's symposium on careers in consultancy


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August 04, 2008

What: The Indian Institute of Foreign Trade announces the IIFT-PHD-CDC National Consulting Symposium 2008 on the "Role of Consultants in Emerging Knowledge Based Economy" to be held on August 11, 2008.

Objectives of the symposium
This symposium is an opportunity for the students, consultants and managers from the corporate world to be an audience to the creme de la creme of the consulting industry and learn about the changing face of the industry as well as gather significant insight about the opportunities and scope for such services.

Who should attend?

Professionals in the field of consultancy, CIOs, CTOs, business heads and entrepreneurs who want to develop strategies based on the emerging trends in the consultancy space.
Strategic decision makers in MSMEs that have deployed consulting services as a means of productivity enhancement, competitive advantage and value addition.
Students and professionals who dream of a successful career in the consultancy space and want to network with their peers.

Contents
Session I: Managing Innovation for Excellence in Knowledge Management

Session II: Achieving Business Results through Productivity Improvement

Delegate fee
Corporate delegates: Rs 1500/- per person Rs 1,200/- per person for four or more members from the same company

Students: Rs 700/- per person, Rs 500/- per person for four or more students from the same institute

Contact
Rekha [Images] Devarapalli
Mobile: +91-9971007360

Swapneel Jain
Mobile: +91-9990516887

Taranpreet Singh Kohli
Mobile: +91-9810534076

Email: socrates@iift.ac.in / ncs08.iift@gmail.com

Website: www.iift.edu / www.iift-seminars.com

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