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XIMB PGP FINAL Artwork 14 09 09.Indd PLACEMENT BROCHURE XUBERANCE 2010 ALCHEMY OF A JOURNEY XAVIER INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT, BHUBANESWAR Contents Board of Governors 02 Our Vision, Mission and Values 03 Director’s Message 04 Dean’s Message 05 Coordinator’s Message 05 The Institute 06 Developing Leadership with a Human Face 08 Infrastructure 10 XIMBians 12 Pedagogy 14 Core Courses 15 Faculty Profi le 18 Student Activities 22 Exchange Programs 24 Recruiters 26 Final Placements 28 Batch Profi le - Class of 2010 29 Batch Profi le - Class of 2011 49 Life at XIMB 50 Bhubaneswar 52 Placement Committee 53 PLACEMENT BROCHURE 2010 “He died when he was alive.” ‘Alive’ because he was travelling, exploring, learning, taking risks, chasing dreams…forever. Paulo Coelho’s ‘The Alchemist’ is a legendary book, a way to be and an illustration of this very philosophy of life. At Xavier Institute of Management Bhubaneswar’s (XIMB) PGDBM program, ‘The Alchemist’ comes alive every day. In fact, this has been the very essence of the XIMB inspiration. The students make a journey. Then the journey makes them. It initiates and begins to flower at XIMB. Alchemist (n.) A practitioner of alchemy. Alchemy (n.) An imaginary art which aimed to transmute the baser metals into gold, to find the panacea, or universal remedy for diseases…(n.) A mixed metal composed mainly of brass, formerly used for various utensils (n.) Miraculous power of transmuting something common into something precious. 1 XAVIER INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT, BHUBANESWAR BOARD OF GOVERNORS CHAIRMAN Rajive Kaul Chairman & Managing Director NICCO Corporation Limited Kolkata VICE CHAIRMAN SECRETARY TREASURER Fr. P T Joseph, SJ W S William Fr. George Joseph, SJ Director Dean, Academics Dean, Finance Xavier Institute of Management Xavier Institute of Management Xavier Institute of Management Bhubaneswar Bhubaneswar Representative Orissa Jesuit Society MEMBERS Fr. E Abraham, SJ Santrupt Misra R N Senapati, IAS Director Director Principal Secretary XLRI , Jamshedpur Aditya Birla Management Corporation Finance Department Representative Private Limited Government of Orissa Orissa Jesuit Society Bhubaneswar H. M. Nerurkar Sarthak Behuria Executive Director Cho Soung-Sik Chairman (India and South East Asia) Chairman & Managing Director Indian Oil Corporation Ltd Tata Steel Ltd. Jamshedpur POSCO-India Private Ltd New Delhi Bhubaneswar B J Panda Saurav Garg, IAS Member of Parliament, Lok Sabha Tarun Kanti Mishra, IAS Principal Secretary to Government Bhubaneswar Chief Secretary Industries Department Government of Orissa Government of Orissa M Rammohan Rao Bhubaneswar Bhubaneswar Dean Indian School of Business C R Pradhan Shekhar Chaudhuri Hyderabad Chairman-cum-Managing Director Director National Aluminium Company Limited Indian Institute of Management Roopen Roy (NALCO) Kolkata Managing Director Bhubaneswar Deloitte & Touche Consulting India Pvt. Fr. Michael Thanaraj, SJ Ltd., Kolkata President Orissa Jesuit Society Loyola Hall, Jamshedpur 2 PLACEMENT BROCHURE 2010 The Vision The Values Inspired by the Jesuits spirit of ‘Magis’, XIMB strives to be a Integrity and Honesty: XIMB believes in being truthful to oneself premier institute globally recognized for management education, and others in all its endeavors. training, research, and consulting that help build a just and XIMB believes that each individual is humane society. Respect for Individuals: unique, different and capable of contributing to the institutional The Mission purposes. Transparency: XIMB believes in sharing of relevant information We shall continue to be an institute with a difference by with all its stakeholders, to encourage their participation and developing competent, committed and compassionate leaders empowerment. through management education, knowledge generation and dissemination, capacity building, technology enabled learning Commitment: XIMB family members take pride in identifying and organizational development. themselves with the institute, its activities and its partners. Management Education: The management education that we Quality: XIMB believes in meeting the standards required to shall offer is such that it enables the participants to cultivate make our products and services unique and attractive. passion for learning, innovation, socio-cultural and ethical Passion for Performance: XIMB family members believe sensitivity, and concern for the environment. in exploring new ventures and achieving goals beyond Knowledge Generation and Dissemination: In a rapidly expectations. changing world, XIMB shall strive to embrace continuous learning Social and Ethical Sensitivity: XIMB believes in serving and through research and publication and thereby contribute towards empowering those who are denied opportunities for development intellectual capital and make management education relevant caused by social, economic and cultural discrimination. and challenging. Capacity Building: We shall empower individuals, groups, organizations, and communities through training, consulting, sustainable community development, and institution building in partnership with those who share our vision and mission. Technology Enabled Learning: XIMB shall be at the cutting edge of use and application of latest technology to take management education to the door step of the learners. Organization Development: XIMB shall create a learning environment where people have a sense of pride, enjoy their work, achieve excellence and contribute towards the renewal and development of the institute. 3 XAVIER INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT BHUBANESWAR DIRECTOR’S MESSAGE A few days back, I was thinking about the 100% placement that XIMB achieved in 2009. I found three primary reasons for this success. The students at XIMB have a strong fundamental understanding of business and its applications not only in theory but in practice. Secondly, they are industry-ready professionals with enormous potential for creativity and innovation. Thirdly, they are “humane managers”, people who manage with a heart for the society and uphold values and ethics which inspires our society to scale greater heights of excellence and prosperity. In the past one year I have had the opportunity to interact with a few recruiters. I found a common feedback, “XIMB students inspire teamwork, excel in performance, are target oriented and have strong ethical standards.” As the Director of this institute, it gives me immense pleasure to know that the talent which graduates from XIMB is not greed driven but value driven. It adds tremendous vitality to the organizations and ensures that this world becomes a better place to live in. It is with great pleasure I welcome you to Xuberance 2010. I am sure that the bright young students at XIMB would deeply impress you with their vision for tomorrow, their talent for today and their ethics forever. Fr. P T Joseph, SJ Director, XIMB 4 PLACEMENT BROCHURE 2010 MESSAGE FROM THE MESSAGE FROM THE DEAN PLACEMENT CO-ORDINATOR Our institute is best known for its fl exible and innovative pedagogy, The world in its current economic scenario is constantly forcing along with an extremely distinguished faculty with milieu replete. organizations to focus on effi ciency. While ‘recession’ is becoming Brilliant academicians, researchers and consultants have been the buzzword, a plethora of opportunities is rising for the young assets not only to the institute, but to the global industry at large, minds all over the world and especially in India. taking achievement to entirely new heights. With excellent faculty, quality infrastructure and technology, The programme caters to the demands of the growing economy and XIMB always strives to produce the best talent to the country. its dynamic industry. We constantly upgrade myriad management The students here are trained not only in academics but are skills to foster an amalgam of socially responsible and modern also groomed into becoming socially responsible managers. The leaders. This, clubbed with a diverse infl ow of international learning environment transforms the students into prolifi c leaders experience, has seen XIMB grow by leaps and bounds. who can drive the growth of organizations. Our students thrive on the ambition to excel and succeed. They The fl agship programme of XIMB, the two year Post Graduate have an ability to lead by example supported by an integrated Diploma in Management has a curriculum designed in helping outlook, which you would fi nd a tremendous asset. students adapt to changing business conditions. The programme imbibes in students the values of hard work, teamwork, ethical and I cordially welcome you to experience Xuberance 2010, to discover social responsibility and prepares them for careers in corporate committed and compassionate leaders of tomorrow. sector and public systems. It is my privilege to welcome you to Xuberance 2010, the annual Prof. W S William Recruitment programme of XIMB and discover the future leaders Dean (Academics) of your organization. Prof. Saveeta Mohanty Coordinator, Placement Committee 5 XAVIER INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT, BHUBANESWAR THE INSTITUTE In 1987, in the temple city of Bhubaneswar, the Orissa Jesuit Programmes, Postgraduate Certifi cate Programme in Business Society entered into a social contract with the Government of Management (PGCBM), and the doctoral level Fellow Programme Orissa to set up Xavier Institute of Management, Bhubaneswar Management (FPM). (XIMB). Inspired by the Jesuits spirit of ‘Magis’, XIMB strives to be a premier institute globally recognized for management education, The institute holds integrity,
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