SP JAIN GLOBAL BLOGS

Written by Shirley Paynor; Global MBA (GMBA – GLSCM) student. SP Jain School of Global Management – Class of 2018.

Topics: Global MBA, Student Life & Experiences

How Classical Bharatanatyam Taught Me Valuable Lessons in Pursuing My Career For Srividya Rajagopal, a current Master of Global Business student at SP Jain School of Global Management, discipline and focus are crucial elements of a learning journey. And the best way to learn those? The classic Indian dance of Bharatanatyam.

Topics: Thought Leadership

Written by Siddharth Ravishankar; Master of Global Business (MGB – CMM) student. SP Jain School of Global Management – Class of 2018.

Topics: Master of Global Business, Student Life & Experiences

Written by Vedika Gupta; Global MBA (GMBA – CMM) student. SP Jain School of Global Management – Class of 2018.

Topics: Global MBA, Student Life & Experiences, Alumni Stories

Written by Ruhi Khatu; Photographs shared by Balaharish Manikandan; Master of Global Business  (MGB – CMM) students. SP Jain School of Global Management – Class of 2018.

Topics: Master of Global Business, Student Life & Experiences

 

The day you turn 30 is memorable for most people. You feel like somewhere, something has changed. You are a ‘grown-up’ now. You want to make a difference. I can’t say it was much different for me, either. Turning 30 was a milestone. I celebrated it by making the decision to take a risk and see where it takes me – This was the birth of DORI.

Topics: Global MBA, Alumni Stories

 

Topics: Global MBA, Alumni Stories

 

The blockchain is an undeniably ingenious invention – the brainchild of a personor group of people known by the pseudonym, Satoshi Nakamoto. By allowing digital information to be distributed but not copied, blockchain technology created the backbone of a new type of internet.

Topics: Blockchain, Global MBA, Thought Leadership

 

Sports is a world of its own. It brings out the ‘human’ in us — the unquenchable drive, high aspirations to do better than the best, competitive spirit, constant need for practice, innovation, risks, and so much more. It’s a tough world layered with its own share of insecurities and politics.

Topics: Thought Leadership