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NMA Times Sept 2018 New 2 Copy September 2018 AN INITIATIVE OF Affiliated to All India Management Association | Established in 2013 Trust Registration No.: GUJ/687/Navsari | Website: www.navsarima.org NMA CELEBRATING ITS MEANINGFUL VOCATIONAL SERVICES ALL INDIA MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION HAS CONFERRED UPON AN AWARD TO NMA AS THE “MOST IMPROVED LMA FOR 2017-18” AWARDED TO NMA AS THE “MOST IMPROVED LMA FOR 2017-18” DELHI, 26TH SEPTEMBER, 2018 02 PRESIDENT Dear Friends, us to tap this opportunity and channelize this untapped energy in the best possible manner. With the blessings of the Almighty, I humbly put down these lines. The chief aim of NMA would be to initiate significant activities by bringing different stakeholders on a common platform and bridge this It is indeed a matter of personal joy and success gulf between business and employability. Special vocational that I took over as the president of Navsari programmes and skill improvement for youth will be strongly taken Management Association after being a part of forward. As a responsible entity NMA would ensure that all the this prestigious organization since its participants of its various functions use and share their knowledge, inception. I shall endeavor to carry forward the thoughts, and skills effectively for their own and common good. high standards set by my predecessors and serve this prestigious office to the best of my ability. It was the strong will, vision and determination from the pillars of NMA i.e. Mr Haardik Nayak, Mr Lalit Pandya and Dr Dineshchandra Joshi that I am aware of the fact that we are going to face the daunting task of has brought laurels to NMA. The smooth functioning of the association improving our standards of different projects viz NMA Talk, NMA is ensured as it is in the safe and experienced hands of secretary Workshops, NMA Conclaves, NMA School Forum, NMA Youth Talk, NMA Mr Prashant Parekh and other skilled GC/EC members. With all your Books Review, NMA Certificate Courses, NMA Visits, NMA Awards, etc. unconditional love and support we can surely "bring a significant Also greater emphasis would be levied on programs associated with difference with abundant scope and opportunities". Child Development, Youth Development and Skills Development. Every effort, small or large, will go a long way in achieving the goal of With love and regards developing Caring N Confident community. India, being the home of maximum number of youths across the globe can be taken to newer heights if propelled properly. It's high time for Jignesh Desai PILLARS OF NMA Mr Haardik Nayak The idea generator Mr Lalit Pandya Dr Dineshchandra Joshi with a difference The executor par excellence The strategist beyond limit It is rightly said that every big thing starts with Just an idea is simply a wish, the right Heading strategy division with an ever positive an idea. He is the man behind the different out execution at the right time will lead to its and progressive bent of mind, he has always of the box ideas which ultimately lead to its success. He has always been instrumental in ensured that all the issues get resolved and growth and popularity of NMA. Always upfront bringing the right man at the right place so made sure that everything is in apple pie to new development and changes, he held the that the work doesn't get affected. It's due to order. A man like him can motivate and inspire nerves when it was needed the most and was his rigorous attitude and positive approach the team to the core so that things beyond indeed the turning point whenever it that NMA could make a mark for itself. expectation can be achieved easily. mattered. HON. SECRETARY Dear friends, participation. I am happy to inform you that the year 2017-18 I would like to mention a special note of our mega event under the was full of multiple activities. Our President guidance of AIMA i.e. SYMP. We did it on 20th January 2018 & it has Jignesh Desai has put NMA to the next level make long lasting image of our NMA. I Thank you AIMA for continues and with the support of all EC / GC members support & guidance to us. we could achieve goal of planned activities. I thank you all for your support and Mr Prashant Parekh 142 26000+ PROGRAMMES PARTICIPANTS *As on September, 2018 03 VIPS AT NMA Padmashri Dr. Y. S. Rajan Dr. Shailesh Naik Anupam Kher Kalyan Banerjee Hrishikesh Mafatlal Noted Scientist ISRO-Ex Chairman Film Actor Past President Chairman - Arvind Mafatlal Bangalore New Delhi Mumbai Rotary International Group of Companies Firdose Vandriwala Rajiv Vastupal Dr. Pawan Agarwal Lakshmi Narayan Tripathi Anil Bokil Past President Chairman - FICCI (Gujarat) International Motivational Speaker, Trans gender & Human Right Demonetization AIMA Past President - AIMA Author & Educationist, Mumbai Activist, Mumbai Found-Arthakranti, Pune Tushar Jani Guruji Ajit Telang Swami Amrutvandandasji Guruji Narayana Radhakrishna Pillai Former Chairman Management Consultant Spiritual Guru Management Consultant Management Consultant Blue Dart Limites Pune BAPS-Mumbai & Author, Baroda & Author, Mumbai Piyushbhai Desai Remya Mohan Bhagyesh Jha (IAS) Dr. Jay Narayan Vyas Sunil Parekh MLA - Navsari Ex-Collector of Navsari Dist. Gov. of Gujarat, Gandhinagar Eminent Economist & thinker Innovation Incubators,Stratagy Ahmedabad Corporate Consulting. A’bad Nilesh Shah Subhash Lakhotia Mr. D. P. Singh Mr. Takeda San Prof. Parimal Marchant Kotak Mahindra AMC Tax Guru Executive Director Head-Corporate Strategy, Director-SP Jain Institute of Mumbai New Delhi SBI Mutual Fund Reliance Mutual, Japan Mgmt. & Research, Mumbai Jay Vasavda Jagdish Joshi Rama Moondra Aseem Shrivastav Dr. Rekha Shetty Author & Speaker Management Consultant Trainer & Author Management Consultant Management Consultant Rajkot & Author, Mumbai Ahmedabad Life Coach, Puna & Author, Chennai 04 VIPS AT NMA Justice N Santosh Hedge Ambassador Deepak Vohra Dr. Shikha Nehru Sharma Mr. Raghunath Medge Mr. Vinit Agarwal Former Lokayukta, Veteran Diplomat & Founder - Nutri Health President: Mumbai Managing Director at Transport Government of Karnataka Television Personality Systems Pvt. Ltd Dabbawala Association Corporation of India Ltd. 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