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TMA 26th ANNUAL REPORT 2015-16 THRISSUR MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION (Affiliated to All India Management Association) Reg. No. TSR /TC 252/2014. Management House, Kizhakkumpattukara Road, Thrissur 680005 9895760505, [email protected] 2 OFFICE BEARERS 2015-2016 President : Dr. CA. V. Venugopal Managing Partner, V.Venugopal and Associates, Chartered Accountants Hon. Secretary : Er.Vinod Manjila Managing Director, Manjilas Group (Double Horse) Hon. Treasurer : Col. Prathapachandran Sr.Vice President : Er. Anand Menon CGM, K.S.E. Ltd., Vice President : Er. Christo George Chairman & MD , Hykon India (P) Ltd. Hon.Joint Secretary : CA T R Anantharaman Partner,Sengottaiyan & Co. Chartered Accountants PAST PRESIDENTS 1. Er. M Gopalakrishnan (Imm.Past President) 2013-15 2. Mr. V P Nandakumar 2011-13 3. CA T S Anantharaman 2009-11 4. Dr. CA Santhakumar K 2007-09 5. Mr. V P Joseph 2005-2007 6. Er. C.V. Antony 2003-05 7. Late PNK Unni 2001-03 8. Mr. Manghat V 1999-01 9. Mr. M N Gunavardhan IAS (Rtd) 1997-99 10. Mr. John J Alappat 1995-97 11. Mr. PVS Nambooripad 1992 - 95 12. Late P. Sivasankaran(Founder President) 1991-92 OUR BANKERS: Catholic Syrian Bank Limited South Indian Bank Ltd. East Fort Thrissur. AUDITORS Augustine & Associates, Chartered Accounts, Rice Bazaar Thrissur 3 NOTICE It is poposed to convene the 26th Annual General Body Meeting of Thrissur Management Association on Thursday 4th August 2016 at 06.30 pm at Hotel Joys Palace Thrissur. AGENDA Silent Prayer Welcome Presidential Address To Consider and approve the proceeding of the AGM held on 25th July 2015 Adoption of audited accounts for the financial Year 2015-16 Appointment of Auditors for the year 2016-17 Presentation of Resolutions Any other Matter with the permission of the chair Election of Managing Committee for the year 2016-17 Vote of Thanks You are requested to attend the meeting in time For Thrissur Management Association Sd/- Er.Vinod Manjila Hon. Secretary Place : Thrissur Date : 11/07/2016 Encl : Nomination form Please forward your resolutions/questions to reach the office of TMA on or before 30 July 2016 at TMA Office, Management House, East Fort, Thrissur 680005 Meeting will be followed by dinner 4 PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE My dear friends, The reign of Thrissur Management Association was taken over by me on 25 July 2015.Because of the excellent support we received from the Office Bearers, Core committee and Managing Committee members, I feel that we could make this Silver Jubilee year a memorable one. There has been a general concern in recent past particularly in industry circles that students who are passing out of professional colleges are not employable in industrial concerns.This matter needs urgent attention by all stake holders. TMA had considered this issue seriously this year.With this purpose, we had conducted a Brain Storming Session inviting various management professionals. Based on the outcome,it was decided to organize Student Chapters in professional colleges. So far we have started 9 student chapters. During the year, we had 12 programs for the students and eminent people conducted classes for the students. The response had been excellent. The contribution of Shri P.M Jose, our CEO and Students’ coordinator is worth mentioning in this context. We had 10 lecture programs for the members during the year and eminent people addressed the members. Through various lecture and other programs we could inculcate academic/management spirit among our members. Further we could organize 5 programs jointly with Chamber of Commerce and CII Thrissur Chapter.This included a major activity - Presentation of a Survey finding on “Public Opinion about Harthals” to eminent people of Thrissur including MLAs. Our students had gone around and interviewed a large sample size of people from all cross sections of the society and we could come out with a booklet on the survey findings which got wide appreciation. We celebrated TMA getting “Best LMA” award from AIMA in a grand scale. Onam Celebrations and New Year Celebrations were colorful events. The annual convention was held on 19th April 2016 at the beautiful venue, Lulu International Convention Centre.Various prestigious awards instituted by TMA were presented to the recipients during the convention. Our flagship program of the year was the “Shaping Young Minds program” of AIMA.This program had a record attendance of 1500 students and teachers from various professional colleges. This program has been recognized by AIMA as one of their best programs. The objective of the program was to inspire young people, both students and professionals in management and shaping them up to the expectations in their management career. The professional skill and time management in organizing this program was of the 5 highest order. All the four speakers namely Mr. Vijay Thadani, Justice N. Santhosh Hegde, Mr. Shiv Kumar and Mr. Deepak Vohra inspired and motivated the students with their wonderful presentations.The question-answer sessions were very lively. It was the first time that TMA had organized such a program and it was highly appreciated by one and all. The SYMP team under the chairmanship of Er. M.R. Gopalakrishnan (Immediate Past President) ,deserves special appreciation for the good work done by them. Six issues of our bimonthly magazine,” Management Voice” were brought out during the year The Silver jubilee Souvenir with directory of all life members will be released soon.. We thank Shri V.P. Nandakumar MD, Manappuram Group and Past President TMA for getting the Management Voice printed. I like to specially mention the hard work done by Mr. Ranjan Sreedharan Chief Editor of Management Voice. We have decided to step down after the memorable innings with the concluding program to be held on 23rd July where we will have Shri S.M. Vijayanand, the Chief Secretary of Kerala as the Chief Guest and Mr. Sanjay Grover, Director AIMA to offer felicitation. I would like to utilize this opportunity to thank Er. Vinod Manjila, Honorary Secretary who took the initiative in organizing various programs so meticulously. He worked so hard to ensure that all our programs are conducted in an excellent manner. The support and full involvement from CA. T.S Anantharaman Chairman, Building Committee, Er. P. Anand Menon Senior Vice President, Er. Christo George Vice President, Colonel. Pratapchandran, Honorary Treasurer, CA. Anantharaman T.R Honorary Joint Secretary, Dr. V.M. Xavior immediate past Secretary and Mr. K.R. Raju are worth mentioning and they all did their best in organizing various programs. I also thank Er. M. Unnikrishnan and CA. C. L Soni (Past Secretaries) for their work in bringing out the Jubilee Souvenir. I also like to extend my sincere gratitude to Sri M. P. Ramachandran (CMD, Jyothi Laboratories Ltd, Mumbai) and Sri Ramachandran Ottapath (CEO, Choppies, Botswana) for becoming our patrons and contributing Rs. 10 lakhs each to our Corpus Fund. Let me conclude by wishing all our friends all the best and praying to God Almighty for the fast growth of TMA. With warm Regards, Date: 11th July 2016. CA. V.Venugopal President, Thrissur Management Association 6 26th Annual Report of the Association It gives me immense pleasure to present the 26th Annual Report of Thrissur Management Association before its honourable members The 25th Annual General Body Meeting of the association wad held on 25th July 2015 at Hotel Pooram International Thrissur at 07.00 PM and the following members were elected to the Managing Committee for the year 2015-16. 1. Col. Pratapchandran (Retd.) 2. Er. Varghese N I 3. Er.Christo George 4. CA C L Sony 5. Er. C Achuthamenon 6. Mr. P M Jose 7. Capt.Dharmarajan K M 8. Mr.K R Raju 9. Mr. K R Muraleedharan As per the Rules & regulations of the Association, the office bearers of the preceding Managing committee shall continue in the next Managing Committee 1. Er. M R Goapalakrishnan 2. CA V Venugopal 3. Er.Anand Menon P 4. Dr.V M Xaviour 5. CA T R Anantharaman 6. Er.Vinod Manjila The Managing Committee meeting held after the election of the new members in the AGM unanimously elected the following office bearers. 1 Dr. CA. V. Venugopal President, Managing Partner, V.Venugopal and Associates, Chartered Accountants. 2 Er. Anand Menon Sr.Vice President, CGM, K.S.E. Ltd., 3 Er. Christo George Vice President, Chairman & MD, Hykon India (P) Ltd. 4 Er.Vinod Manjila Hon. Secretary, MD, Manjilas Group 5 Col. Prathapachandran Hon. Treasurer, 6 CA T R Anantharaman Hon.Joint Secretary, Partner, Sengottaiyan & Co. Chartered Accountants. 7 The following part presidents of TMA who have rendered outstanding service are also appointed as Special Invitees to the Managing Committee. 1. Mr. V P Nandakumar 2. CA T S Anantharaman 3. CA Santhakumar K 4. Mr. V P Joseph 5. Er. C V Antony 6. Mr.Gunavardhan IAS As per the powers vested with the president as per by the bye-law of the Association the president has appoint the following persons as Special Invitiees to TMA Managing Committee 1. Er. S N Prasad 2. Dr.Krishnamurthy P S 3. Mr. C G Surendran 4. Dr.Sukumaran A 5. Dr. V M Manoharan 6. Er. M Unnikrishnan 7. Mr. P T Krishnadas 8. Er. S S Thampi ITS 9. Cs. N R Bahuleyan 10. CA Geo Job 11. Mr. C Padmakumar 12. Mr.C P Jose 13. Er. V S Prasannan 14. Dr. V A James 15. Mr. P K Vijayakumar IRS 16. Mr.Neelakandan M 17. Er. P Ramakrishnan 18. Dr. K C Prakash 19. Mr.Somasajeevan T K 20. Mr. George Oommen 21. Prof. K G Ravi 22. Er.Sreeranj C Institutional Members 1.
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