Date : 19-20 January, 2016
Call for papers: Conceptual, theoretical and empirical papers from the field of management, commerce, social sciences are invited for presentation in the seminar. A book of Conference Proceedings with ISBN Number will be released shortly after conclusion of the seminar. An abstract of 500 words with 3-10 keywords along with the full paper within 5000 words in MS-Word format following APA style of referencing shall be sent to seminardirectornsbi@gmail.com or organizingsecretarynsbi@gmail.com latest before 31st December, 2015
Themes of the seminar: The seminar will include the following themes:
- ‘Brand India’: A Vision
- The Roadmap to ‘Brand India’
- Creating ‘Brand India’: Managerial Perspectives
- Strategies to create Brand India: Make in India, IT+IT=IT; Indian Talent + Information Technology = India Tomorrow, 3D= Democracy+ Demographic Dividend+ Demand, Skill India, Digital India, 5-Ts- Talent, Tradition, Tourism, Trade & Technology.
- 7 point “Rainbow” Principle: Focus on India’s culture, agriculture, women, natural resources, youth power, democracy & knowledge
- Brand India & Foreign Direct Investment
- India as an investment friendly nation
- Brand India & Need for Labour Reforms
- Democracy and Economic Growth
- Roadblock to Brand India: Black Money, Money laundering, Poverty, Illiteracy, Regionalism, Regional Disparity
- Brand India & Credit Rating Agencies: Roles & Obstacles
- Cross-border acquisitions
- Public Private Partnerships
- Leveraging business partnerships in globalized market
- International Comparative Analysis
- Managerial Obstacle & Challenges
- Any other theme related to the subject
Brochure : http://mgkvp.ac.in/workshop/ws301015.pdf
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