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Management meet

Kochi, Sept. 23

F orum ’08, a South India management meet organised by Fisat Business School will be held here on Friday and Saturday. The two-day meet will be inaugurated by Prof. A.M. Salim, Member of the Board of Directors, Federal Bank. Mr P.V. Mathew, Chairman, Governing Body, Fisat, will preside over the function. Dr Pilo Paul, Principal, Fisat, Mr E.K.Rajavarma, Dr P.P. Pillai and Mr Jibin Varghese will speak on the occasion. About 750 young managers from 40 business schools of South India will participate in the meet. The major attraction of the meet is environmental game, first of its kind in South India management meet, which intends to unearth the students’ proficiency in contemporary environmental issues. – Our Bureau

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