We are the leaders of Tomorrow

Indore Management Association’s “Quest for Leadership”: Held in 2006 and 2007 gave DCBS a great opportunity to explore new avenues. DCBS won the competition outsmarting other talented participants 

 “India Marches: Good Management to Great Enterprise”:  DCBS marched away with the trophy taking the first position against top management colleges. The heroes of the event were Sonia Abuja, Kshitij Sharma and Chitra Bulani.  

“Business Renaissance: the Innovative Architecture for Tomorrow”: A second consecutive victory for DCBS. IMA-QFL - 07, Ronak Padhiar, Kshitij Sharma and Chitra Bulani presented on the theme At IMA National Management Convention (NMC) held on February 9-10, 2007 at Indore, DCBS team were given individual Certificates, trophy, & Institution’s trophy from the hands of Spiritual and Management Guru Sri Swami Sukhbodhanandaji in presence of approximately 800 corporate giants and 1000 students delegates.

DCBS was the star of the event and gave excellent performance beating PG level students.

DCBS Students Kshitij Sharma, Chitra Bulani and Ronak Padhiar Recieving Trophy from Swami Sukhbodhanandji at Indore Management Association's National Management Convention 2007

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“FLAMES - 2007”:  DCBS Level I & II students participated in the annual event of IPS Academy’s, Institute of Business Management & Research Indore. DCBS bagged four major prizes and the participating was in five events.  

1] Utkarsh Trivedi and Ronak Padhiar stood 1st in ISHARON-ISHARON MEIN – DUMB CHARADE,

2] Ronak Padhiar and Kshitij Sharma stood 1st in GURU - Business quiz,

3] Mayank Goyal , Akshat Agrawal, Pratistha Somani, Somya Maheshwari, and Utkarsh Trivedi took part in Dhoom Machale - Ad mad Show & sTOOD 2nd.

4] Kshitij Sharma stood 2nd in PRATYUTPANNAMATI - EXTEMPORE.DCBS was the only team which designed an Advertisement electronically, banner/poster and finally Enactment.

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DCBS Predicts the ‘FUTURE OF INDORE’ 

DNA Money organized a Seminar on ‘Future of Indore’ on March 28^th, 2007 at Prestige Institute of Management & Research, (PIMR) Indore. Kshitij Sharma, Chitra Bulani and Ronak Padhiar were winners and have beaten 8 PG management student teams. They were awarded a trophy, a cash prize of Rs. 6000/- from event sponsorer M/s. Anand Rathi Group.

Their presentation and profile was carried in DNA Money (MP/CG) Saturday March 31, 2007

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Guest Lectures, Feb 2004

Don't lose faith in people even if you are let down: Alagh

"MANAGEMENT INSTI­TUTES should have a sepa­rate semester for students to learn what India is all about. Understanding the environment in which one has to work by being in touch with the people who are the consumers is es­sential to achieve success." All India Management Association president Sunil Alagh expressed these views at a function held at the Daly College Business School (DCBS).

 To be successful, one has to be first clear of what one wants to be and once it is clear, the student must un­derstand what is happening around, said Alagh  It is not essential to join a business school to be a successful entrepreneur as business schools just disci­pline your mind to be more focused, he said further.

 Alagh said one thing he has learnt in his career is that even if you are let down, you should not lose your faith in the people and you should have a good sense of humour al­ways as it simplifies the problems.

 Pantaloon Retail MD Kishore Biyani also visited the School and addressed the students as part of their Industry Interface Cell programme.

 In his address to the students, Pantaloon Retail. MD Kishore Biyani ~ gave some interesting in­sights into the retail business and said Pantaloon opens an outlet every fort­night and the speed at which the company is growing is very different from its competitors. He compared Pantaloon Store with Jonathan Livingstone book The Seagull and said “the seagull achieves a height while flying and Pantaloon has achieved today the same heights.” He explained the operations, functions and strategies of retail business to students.

DCBS Director Mr. Sumer Singh presented a memento to Mr. Alagh and Mr. Biyani.

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