SP JAIN GLOBAL BLOGS

Vineet has been an exceptional performer by being amongst top-2 throughout his academic career in diploma and degree colleges. His successful performance ensured that he got a campus placement in one of India’s multinational conglomerate – Larsen and Toubro Limited following his graduation.

Topics: SP Jain School of Global Management, Community, Alumni Stories

By Arun Venkatraman, Asian Age. (Aug 8, 2015)

Topics: Mumbai Campus, SP Jain School of Global Management, Student Life & Experiences, Community

Nanika Kakkar (GMBA Batch of May 2014) has completed her Bachelor’s degree in Accounting and Finance from HR College Mumbai. She comes from a highly academic family background where both her parents hold advanced degrees in science. Her father is currently the Vice President for a reputed and national level Industry Association. She stresses that she has always tried to model her career in her father’s footsteps, to reflect progression and accountability in a thriving economic scenario.

Topics: Alumni, SP Jain School of Global Management, Admissions, Alumni Stories

I read a biography years ago (in the 80’s, perhaps) about a man named Stephen Hawking. To tell the truth, I don’t remember much about him beyond his illness — a rare early-onset form ofLou Gehrig’s disease — and the fact that he was a well-renown physicist famous for Chaos theory.

Topics: Faculty, SP Jain School of Global Management, Leadership & Entrepreneurship, Thought Leadership

The success of our Alumni is a certainly a gold star moment for us at S P Jain. Their successes are actual validations of the relevance of the curriculum, our teaching methods and the sheer dedication and hard work of our alumni.

Topics: Master of Global Business, SP Jain School of Global Management, Community, Alumni Stories

Gayatri Thampi, GMBA (Batch  of 2012) describes herself as a typical Bombay girl from a typical suburban Bombay family where both parents possess advanced degrees and are engaged in productive professions. Her mother is a Manager with a leading nationalised bank whereas her father is an entrepreneurial businessperson with several start-up ventures to his credit. And her sister is an image consultant engaged with several leading corporations for providing training on the basics of corporate etiquettes, grooming, social skills and image makeovers. In Gayatri’s case, for her undergraduate degree, she decided to pursue BMM (Bachelors of Mass Media) from a reputed Indian college and soon after completion, took up the opportunity to work in the media related domain in sales and marketing with a start-up. She says that “there was always something about thinking big and starting small that always intrigued” her.

Topics: Study Abroad, SP Jain School of Global Management, Global MBA, Community, Alumni Stories

Speech given by Mr. Nitish Jain, President, S P Jain School of Global Management at the launch of 4th campus in Mumbai on June 5, 2015.

Topics: Mumbai Campus, SP Jain School of Global Management, Student Life & Experiences, Community

Having completed his BSc in Accounting from University of Maryland (USA), Kunal Jain had the impending decision at the back of his mind to choose a Master’s program that would consolidate his learning further. With a family business in real estate and automobile parts, he was sure not to join the business and wished to venture out into new waters. Therefore, after graduating, he joined KPMG in in New York to pursue a corporate career path. It was later, after completing three years at the firm, when he joined the Global MBA (Finance) program in 2009 to increase his knowledge base with the higher nuances of global business management.

Topics: MBA in Dubai, SP Jain School of Global Management, Alumni Stories, MBA in Sydney

Rapid advancements in the ICTs (Information and Communication Technologies) have propelled conspicuous industry-wide mega-trends during the last three decades. Most of these trends have led to the dissolution of legacy business models, affected pervasive business processes and functions, and have empowered customers and business stakeholders through a deep technology-headed disintermediation that was never seen before. Consequently, this has led to the emergence of various new ventures with novel business prepositions and at the same time has resulted in the demise of some prominent and ‘too big to fail’ business giants. The most imminent question, therefore, is how to envision, recognise and address the profound impacts of various emerging technologies and platforms.

Topics: Dubai Campus, SP Jain School of Global Management, Thought Leadership, Disruptive Technologies