PIBM's 14th Convocation: A Grand Celebration of Academic Excellence and Future Business Leaders of Batch 2021-23

Shri Ramesh Bais ji delivered an illuminating address, drawing parallels between the post-war recoveries of Germany and Japan and inspiring the graduates to take inspiration from such stories. He urged the students to turn their ideas into entrepreneurial ventures, creating a pool of jobs that could attract foreign talent back to India. The Governor of Maharashtra emphasized the importance of being lifelong learners in the dynamic age of AI and technological advancement. Shri Ramesh Bais ji encouraged the students to adopt a positive and risk-taking mindset, fostering an environment of growth and innovation.

In an inspiring address, Dr. Metri shared valuable success mantras with the graduating students. He emphasized the importance of embracing the latest technology, encouraging them to be the disruptors rather than the disrupted. Dr. Metri also urged PIBM students to dream big, underscoring the need to envision a future that aligns with the Indian ethos. Additionally, he highlighted the significance of venturing out of discomfort zones, acknowledging that growth often occurs outside one's comfort zone. His insights aimed at instilling a spirit of innovation, ambition, and adaptability among the graduates.

Mr. Sachdeva delivered an impactful speech centered on resilience, self-leadership, and continuous learning. He shared valuable life lessons, emphasizing that while one may encounter falls, the key is never to fail. Mr. Sachdeva encouraged the graduates to be the captains of their destinies, navigating through the professional journey with a determined spirit. The CEO of Weikfield Foods Pvt. Ltd. also stressed the importance of being lifelong learners in an ever-evolving world, where adaptability and a thirst for knowledge are paramount. His insights aimed to equip the students with the mindset needed for success and growth.

Mr. Angelo George shared insightful perspectives on business, emphasizing the concept of making money pass through one's hands and retaining a portion of it. He highlighted the significance of creating long-term relationships in business, adding enduring value to both individuals and organizations. Mr. George stressed the continuous improvement of learning models in management, fostering a culture of adaptability and growth.

Dr. Sarkar, who was virtually present with us, provided valuable insights into the National Education Policy 2020, emphasizing its role in making education more inclusive and approachable. He aligned the policy with Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi ji’s vision of Make in India, Startup India, and Atma Nirbhar Bharat. Dr. Sarkar discussed how India is becoming a self-reliant economy, setting new global standards. He underscored the crucial role of education in equipping individuals with the ability to identify and find sustainable solutions to problems.

Mr. Prasad Wagh shared practical advice with the graduating students, encouraging them to say 'yes' to opportunities, embrace multi-learning, and stay updated with industry developments. He emphasized the acceptance of occasional lack of control and the importance of being both a specialist and a generalist as one ascends the corporate ladder. Mr. Wagh's insights aimed to prepare the graduates for the diverse challenges and opportunities that lie ahead in their professional journeys.