Dr. SRIKANT DATAR,C.A.,PGDBM, ICW, M.S.(Stat), M.A.(Econ),PhD(Business)

Arthur Lowes Dickinson Professor at Harvard Business School

Senior Associate Dean, Harvard Business School

Faculty Chair, Harvard Innovation Labs

One Harvard Faculty Fellow

A Chartered Accountantwho holds two masters degrees and a Ph.D. from Stanford University

An author of more than 35 books.

Dr. Srikant M. Datar currently serves as the Arthur Lowes Dickinson Professor of Business Administration at Harvard University.

Dr. Srikant is a dedicated and innovative teacher who received the ‘George Leland Bach Award for Excellence in the Classroom’ at Carnegie Mellon University and the ‘Distinguished Teaching Award’ at Stanford University. He teaches MBA and executive education classes in design thinking, innovation, big data, and strategy implementation. He is a co-author of the leading cost accounting textbook published by Harvard Business Press,‘Cost Accounting: A Managerial Emphasis’ published by Prentice-Hall, and 

‘Rethinking the MBA: Business Education at a Crossroads’. Dr. Srikant also has served on the editorial board of several journals and published his research in prestigious journals, including The Accounting Review, Journal of Accounting and Economics, Journal of Accounting Research, Contemporary Accounting Research, and Management Science.

Born on 18th December 1953, Dr. Srikanthails from Mumbai. His parents and grandparents were highly educated.No wonder Dr. Srikant is such a great academician!Dr. Srikant’s Father, Captain MadhavGopalDatar, was a freedom fighter. After independence of India,he founded ‘The Nautical and Engineering College’, which prepares students for the Merchant Navy, and retired as its Principal. Dr. Srikant’s paternal grandfather was a doctor atMiraj. His maternal grandfather, Dr C. G. Pandit was a medical scientist and the first director of the Indian Council of Medical Research.He was the physician of India’s Prime Minister.He was bestowed with the ‘Padma-Vibhushan Award’. He also founded the Haffkine Institute in Bombay. पंडित-दातारांच्या कुटुंबावर सरस्वतीचा वरदहस्त होता

Dr. Srikant’s mother,ShrimatiSarlaDatar, was a social worker and an elected member of the Pune Municipal Corporation. She taught her sons to care for the poor and the needy and to give voice to those who did not have any. When she passed away in 2005, thousands of slum dwellers, including many women and children, came to pay their last respects because she had done so much for them including giving them a water connection in every home.

Dr. Srikant’s parents sacrificed a great deal so that their two sons could go to the best schools. Srikant and his brother were encouraged to study hard, play a lot of sports (tennis, cricket, hockey, and football) and participate in extra-curricular activities like debates and drama. His father taught Srikant and his brother discipline, the value of hard work, integrity, honesty, and what it means to live a life with high character. Dr. Srikant relates to an incidence when his father refused to give him any money to go for a birthday party at the race course (the Mahalaxmi race course is a horse-racing track at Mahalaxmi, Mumbai). Captain MadhavDatar gave explanation for his refusal. He said, “Srikant, it would not matter if you lose money, but if happen to win your bet, then it will be a wrong message telling you that there is an easy way of earning money. There is nothing for nothing in life.” Dr. Srikant says he learned that the only money that had any value was hard-earned money, and that he should do what he thought was right even if no one else did.

Srikant and his brother spent a lot of time with their grandparents which helped to form a very close-knit and loving family.

Srikant attended Cathedral and John Connon High School. He had fantastic teachers and mentors who really cared about their students and spent time helping them develop into good human beings. He loved school and the many friends he made there.

After his high school, Srikant’s next sixteen years were spent in a unique pursuit of learning and knowledge, acquiring educational degrees in various fields that constituted his steeply up-going graph of academic successes, each one greater than the previous one. Srikant attended St Xavier’s College Mumbai to obtain his B. Sc. (mathematics) with distinction in 1973.  By 1976, he completed the course of Chartered Accountant and then attended IIM Ahmadabad for a Post Graduate Diploma in Business Management which he completed in 1978 with a Gold Medal performance.  Next two years he attended the Institute of Cost and Works Accountants of India and appeared for Cost Accountancy exam grabbing a Gold Medal again in 1980. He started working for Tata Group,and was given education leave to pursue further studies in US.

In US, he attended Stanford University for M.S. program in Statistics which he completed in 1983. In next one year, he completed M.A. in Economics from Stanford University. He enrolled for PhD in Stanford which he completed in 1985. At this point, Dr. Srikant decided to pursue his interest in teaching and research thereafter.He became faculty member at Stanford.

Work and Research:

Dr. Srikant says he is never afraid of failure and that is the secret of his success. He always drew inspiration from Mahatma Gandhi, Martin Luther King, and Nelson Mandela.

Dr. Srikant says he has often tried to take the road less travelled and to follow his interests. Many of his papers and courses were among the first written in the new fields he tried to explore. His early research was in Game Theory and Agency Theory related to the design of incentives to balance risks and rewards, the design of compensation plans, and the building of reputations. In the early 1990s, he became interested in manufacturing economics and the economics of productivity, quality and time-based competition. In the early 2000s, he started working on issues of corporate governance.

In the mid-2000s, he worked on a research project on the future of management education that resulted in the publication of the book, ‘Rethinking the MBA: Business Education at a Crossroads,’ that has led to many schools all over the world changing their curricula. In early 2010, he became interested in innovative problem solving and design thinking. This research led to the development of a course that teaches techniques to help students think more innovatively and creatively. In 2015, he developed a new course, ‘Managing with Data Science’ on the use of big data and critical thinking to make decisions.

Dr. Srikant has worked as an accountant and planner in industry, and as a professor at Carnegie Mellon University, Stanford University and Harvard University, all in the US. Dr. Srikant’s research interests are in the cost management and management control areas. He has published his research on activity-based management, quality, productivity, time-based competition, new product development, bottleneck management, incentives and performance evaluation in several prestigious journals, including The Accounting Review, Journal of Accounting and Economics, Journal of Accounting Research, Contemporary Accounting Research, and Management Science. He has served on the editorial board of several journals and presented his research to corporate executives and academic audiences in North America, South America, Asia, Africa and Europe.

Dr. Srikantserves on the Board of Directors of ICF International, Novartis AG, Stryker Corporation, and T-Mobile US, and has worked with many corporations on consulting and field-based projects. He is a member of the American Accounting Association and the Institute of Management Accountants.

Rethinking of MBA:

Dr. SrikantDatar is credited for giving new insight and direction to how the MBA schools conduct their courses. Dr. Srikant had purported the theory and had noticed flaws in the MBA education and curriculums in B school much earlier; but there was resistance to accept the radically new approach. 2008 economic crises and slowdown compelled the business schools to study the new approach seriously, and over a short period after that, thousands of Business schools around the world adopted new approach with better flexibility and adaptability to contemporary economic scenarios.   

In 2008, as the Harvard Business School celebrated its Centennial, Professors SrikantDatar and David Garvin and research associate Patrick Cullen began a comprehensive research study to explore the state of MBA education. Their findings comprise the book, ‘Rethinking the MBA: Business Education at a Crossroads’. In the book the authors make the case, that although much of conventional business education is still germane, much of it needs to be rethought. If business schools are going to be a crucible to help forge the next generation of leaders then much needs to be done.

The Rethinking of MBA mainly considers changing dynamics of MBA education, criticism of business education, historical evolution and importance of unaddressed issues thus far, initiative of business schools in the areas of globalization, leadership development and integration, and making MBA program global in flavor.

Dr. SrikantDatar enumerated flaws in the B education system. He stated that introduction of short duration management courses, flexible customized programs, and the concept of B-school ranking is devaluing 2 year regular fulltime management courses. Some of the top business schools have included creative thinking skills, experiential learning, inspirational leadership, etc. in the management program. This is done only to show them apart from other schools but this has not added any value to the courses. Quantitative techniques and case analysis have dominated the curriculum overlooking soft skills. A proper balance of the curriculum is essential. As a result, MBAs have a narrow outlook, are inadequately trained in communication and leadership skills. They lack multidisciplinary approach and are ignorant about the organizational realities faced by the practicing managers.  The students' interest and requirements also must be taken into consideration, as is not a common consideration now. Rethinking the MBA promulgates Global perspective of business and management, cultural sensitivity, effective leadership, integrative thinking, experiential learning and critical thinking should be given topmost priority.

The top six Business schools were selected to study institutional response to ‘Rethinking the MBA:

University of Chicago Booth School of Business, INSEAD, Stanford Graduate School of Business, Harvard Business School, Yale School of Management and The Centre for Creative Leadership.

Dr. Srikant’s views on ‘Economic growth and social justice and the qualities of humility, courage, and trust’:

 On 30th March 2017, Dr. Srikant was invited as a chief guest to give the convocation address to the graduating students at IIM Indore.While addressing the Management Graduates, he spoke on various subjects casting light on several global issues and current trends. Dr. Srikant shared his perspective on the stunning international developments that we have witnessed in 2016-17---Brexit and the rise of nationalism and protectionism in many parts of the world.

Dr. Srikant said,“Many are startled by these developments and some saddened. Whatever your view of what is happening, it is important to understand why it is occurring, what one might learn from it, and what lessons it carries for you as managers and entrepreneurs. We certainly live in interesting times.”

“Let me start with the recent US Presidential elections and give you some context. Many towns in several parts of the United States are company towns. By that I mean, one or two companies, often in the same industry---for example, steel or automobiles---provide most of the employment. For a long time in the postwar period through the 1960s, individuals who worked at these companies earned good wages, enjoyed economic security, and did not experience significant differences in class structures---factory workers and executives sent their children to the same schools, had similar family structures and lived in relatively similar neighborhoods.”

“Then starting in the 1970s and through the end of the 20th century, things began to change. Many plants shut down as globalization brought cheaper products from overseas. This second phase of globalization, starting in the 1970s, was fueled by rapid developments in information and communication technology. These technologies allowed companies to develop global supply chains because it made it easier to coordinate complex activities and produce products in locations where labor was cheap. Developing countries like India, China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam, and Thailand benefited by making parts or components for products manufactured in the developed world.”

“The tremendous improvements in information and communication technologies and the digitization and automation that resulted from it had other unexpected effects. It did cause loss of jobs for many people. But that is only half truth. The other half is the potential benefits of advanced technology. The role of technology in transforming work and society has been a staple of human progress. Most people would not wish to go back to the days of toiling in fields or factories.”

“Earlier innovations fortunately led to the creation of new jobs in new industries for which many people were either prepared or trained reducing the tension between economic growth and social justice. What is new is the pace at which the more recent innovations have occurred leaving large numbers of people at risk of losing their jobs, together with dramatic increase in inequality and the skewing of income and wealth.”

“Of all the wealth created in the United States over the last 20 years, about a third has gone to the top 1% of the population. The bottom 50% has hardly benefited. This inequality is concerning to many Americans, but what is agitating Americans even more is a different kind of inequality---the lack of opportunity to move up the economic and social ladder for Americans who come from disadvantaged backgrounds. These Americans believe that the elites who have the benefit of a good education and the technical and managerial skills that go with it are not only getting all the rewards, but taking away their jobs.”

“But even if more protectionist policies were implemented and immigration curbed, I do not believe it would have a significant effect on jobs. Protectionist policies do not address the biggest threat to sustainable livelihoods. The vast majority of jobs that have been lost in the last decade and will be lost in the future are due to automation, digitization, machine learning and artificial intelligence.”

“India too can benefit from the new artificial intelligence and sensing technologies, just as it did with software and computers. But it will also have to grapple with issues of economic growth and social justice, the impact of technology on jobs and lives, unemployment, and inequality of income and opportunity. At the same time, nationalist and protectionist policies in the US and other countries will have ripple effects all over the world including here in India.”

“Whether in India or in the US, the solutions to these problems are neither simple nor easy. At one level, the challenge is an old one ---only more severe because of the speed of change. Without going into details let me sketch out some of the ideas that have been proposed if only to emphasize the kind of innovative thinking that will be needed---shorter work weeks as in several Scandinavian countries, rewarding individuals for the data they share, a larger safety net and a living wage for individuals who lose their jobs, flexible and specific training programs to prepare workers for new economy jobs as opposed to broad general training, incentives to encourage hiring, for example, by reducing employer payroll taxes or giving subsidies, and decreasing the current bias in favor of capital investments.”

Dr. Srikant gave three-point advice to the management graduates; humility, courage and trust.

“Humility helps you keep perspective. It reminds you to be thankful and grateful for the privileges you have enjoyed. It helps build empathy, the root of all innovation. Humility will help guide you toward the economic and social innovations needed to achieve growth with social justice.

Developing empathy will cause you to be more reflective, introspective and self-aware.  It will help you to understand better the impact your behavior has on others and why others see you the way they do.  If we do things right, perhaps the new economy will help us achieve this lofty vision of inclusive growth. If we do not, the tensions and tribulations it will create will test the very fabric of our societies. I am optimist about the new generation. We have to strive to achieve what Mahatma Gandhi had said, “Recall the face of the poorest and weakest man you have seen, and ask if the steps you contemplate taking are going to be of any use in restoring to him control over his own life and destiny.”

Building trust: “Whether in India, the US, or Europe, technological innovation will threaten families and disrupt lives. You should become leaders capable of solving the problems of those affected. In the past decade, culminating in the recent global financial crisis, businesses have lost the trust of our societies.  Today, average citizens do not see business as a force for good. They have almost forgotten the pivotal role business plays in bringing them products, services, and jobs, and improving the quality of their lives.  Instead, society sees business as disrespecting laws and rules and using all possible means to gain wealth without creating long-term sustainable value. This is an untenable situation but getting back society’s trust will require behavior that exemplifies high standards of ethical and moral conduct.”

Courage: We frequently face the choice between taking the right action, acting honorably and ethically or simply taking the easy course, the one that is most convenient. It takes great courage to take the more ethical course. It is not always easy to take a stand, to do what is right. But for the best managers and leaders, ethics and integrity are just part of their identity, who they are and want to be. Ethical actions are an important priority that cannot be sacrificed for the expediency or profits because in the long run an organization without values cannot survive. History reminds us that this is also true of societies and nations.”

Dr. Srikant further says to the graduating MBAs,

“You have been endowed with critical and innovative thinking skills so crucial to making sound judgments and wise decisions. You are therefore uniquely positioned to act, to make things happen. If you do this right, the young generation will create the most wealth and the highest welfare of any generation.”

“We cannot afford to fail. Guided by the goals of economic growth and social justice and the qualities of humility, courage, and trust, the choice is ours, to dream and make.”

Dr. Srikant quoted Robert Kennedy expressing beautifully the importance of appreciating life beyond output and jobs:

“The Gross National Product does not allow for the health of the children, the quality of their education, or the joy of their play. It does not include the beauty of our poetry or the strength of our marriages; the intelligence of our public debate or the integrity of our public officials. It measures neither our wit nor our courage; neither our wisdom nor our learning; neither our compassion nor our devotion to our country; it measures everything, in short, except that which makes life worthwhile. “

Advice to youth:

Dr. Srikant says, “Have courage to do right, build empathy for people who have not been as lucky, stay humble, engender trust, make a difference.”

“When faced with a choice, have the courage to do what is right, not what is convenient. I am certain that during your careers you will be tested on this dimension many times. Each time, I hope you will persevere and not succumb to pressure and temptation. Have the courage to speak truth to power.”

He tells his students about the seven qualities of great leaders and asks them to try to work towards them in their careers:

1. Build a sense of purpose and a vision for the future; 2. Inspire others to make a difference; 3. Act boldly and wisely but with humility; 4. Develop empathy and trust; 5. Be open minded and have a constant desire to learn; 5. Be able to cope with failure and 7. Have the courage and discipline to do what is right.

Mahatma Gandhi’s seven deadly sins express what he thinks should be taught to students to avoid:

1.            Wealth without work; 2. Worship without sacrifice; 3. Knowledge without character; 4. Commerce without morality; 5. Science without humanity; 6. Pleasure without conscience; and 7. Politics without principles.

Relation to Roots:

Dr. Srikantrealizes his responsibility towards his motherland, and tries to give back to India whenever he can. He serves as a Member of the Court of Shiv Nadar University, and on the Board of Governors of his alma mater, The Indian Institute of Management, Ahmadabad and the Governing Council of the SP Jain Institute of Management and Research. He has conducted several seminars and interacted with many management schools in India to help them reshape management education in India.

He has also served on the board of directors of Indian Companies---KPIT Infosystems (Pune) and HCL Technologies (Noida).

As an economist, he strongly believes what President Franklin Roosevelt had once said, “The test of our progress is not whether we add more to the abundance of those who have much; it is whether we provide enough for those who have too little.”

MAJOR ACHIEVEMENTS

•             George Leland Bach teaching award at Carnegie Mellon University

•             One of very few individuals to receive tenure and chaired professorships at both Stanford University and Harvard University, within 8 years of his Ph.D.

•             The Distinguished Teaching Award at Stanford University.

•             Served on the editorial board and as Associate editor of several leading academic journals.

•             Co-author of leading Cost and Management Accounting textbook, “Cost Accounting: A Managerial Emphasis currently in its 16th edition

•             Co-author of major text books that have been studied by over 3 million students

•             Co-author of ‘Rethinking the MBA: Business Education at a Crossroads’ that has had a major effect in reshaping MBA program curricula since it was first published in 2010.

•             Published over 40 articles in leading academic business journals and served as an associate editor of several journals

•             Chair of the Harvard Innovation Labs and Senior Associate Dean of Harvard Business School

•             Distinguished Alumni Award, IIM Ahmedabad

•             Member of the board of directors of Novartis AG (Switzerland), Stryker Corporation (US), T-Mobile Corporation (US) and ICF International (US

SPECIAL HONORS:

---Named among the top 50 Management thinkers in India

---On the cover of Outlook magazine under title, “The World’s Top Indian Gurus”

---Recipient of a Doctorate of Literature, HonorisCausa, from Symbiosis International University.

---Rethinking the MBA: Business Education at a Crossroads” (Datar, Garvin, Cullen, Harvard Business Press, 2010) recognized by Strategy + Business as one of the Best Business Books.

POSITIONS HELD

1989-1993            Tenured Professor of Business at Carnegie-Mellon University and Stanford University

1993-1996            W Littlefield Professor at Stanford University

1996 onwards    Arthur Lowes Dickinson Professor Harvard University

FAMILY

Dr. Srikant was introduced to his wife, Swati, by their parents who knew each other. They met a few times and decided to get married. Swati was trained as a commercial artist but is a homemaker after their marriage. Dr. Srikant says she is an amazing person and stood like a rock fortheir family. She has sacrificed her career for the family and is greatly responsible for their happiness and successes.

Dr. Srikant and Swati are blessed with three children, Radhika, Gayatri, and Sidharth.

Their both daughters are highly accomplished in their careers. Their eldest daughter Radhika is a medical doctor.

Younger daughter Gayatriis a graduate from Harvard University. She is currently an MBA student at Stanford University and doing a project in Rwanda as part of her MBA program. The project she is working on is called ‘Design for Extreme Affordability.’ In order to improve the lives of poor people in Rwanda, she has formulated a method to create smooth flooring. She uses simple soil with a coat of Linseed oil/flax seed oil which is imported from India. The result is amazingly smooth floor of their huts which even repels many insects from entering the huts. This project is not for profit, and is noticed and appreciated by Bill Gates via Tweet. Gayatri’s name has appeared in ‘Forbes Magazine- 30 under Thirty’. Gayatri wants to go to India to try implement this new innovation after she completes her project in Rwanda.

Their youngest son Siddharth is an undergraduate student.

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Offered by Garje Marathi Innovation Academy

Supply Chain Management (SCM) – Why, What and How

Purpose: The purpose of this course is to introduce

• Scope and complexity in Supply chain Management (SCM)
• Skills required, Learning options and career opportunities in SCM
• Basic functions and specialized areas in SCM

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• Skills and competencies for SCM

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• Strategic sourcing – Source to contract
• Procurement / Purchasing -  Procure to pay
• Planning - Forecasting & Demand Management
• Supply Chain in IT World – Tools and Techniques
• Operations management – Lean to OR
• Supplier Quality Management
• Supply Chain Analytics
• Logistics & Warehouse Management

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• Make vs Buy
• Product Life Cycle Management
• Supply Planning – Long Term and Short Term; MRP
• Continuous improvement in Supply chain process – Lean, TOC
• Project Management & Project procurement 
• Financial aspects in Supply chain management
• Material cost - challenges and opportunities
• Digitalization of supply chain process
• Risk management and sustainability at suppliers
• Compliance and ethics in supply chain

Structure of each session

Each session will be of 90 minutes through online mode (ZOOM/Google Meet)

• Introduction               -              15 minutes
• Main topic                  -              45 minutes
• Q & A                            -              15 minutes
• Assignment/CS         -              15 minutes 

Duration of the course will be of 3 months and will have 12 sessions divided into 3 modules.

Course will be conducted on-line.

Timing: Module 1 will start on 16 Oct 21 – Saturday at India time 7.30 PM. First module will have 2 sessions:  16 Oct and 23 Oct.

Module 2 will start on 6 Nov and will have tentatively 4 sessions (every week)

Module 3 will tentatively start on Dec 04 and will have 6 sessions. 

Format of each session:

1. The presentation format will be as follows: Casual conversation among three presenters discussing each of the topics, telling their experiences and introducing SCM concepts.
2. Videos and slides will be played in the background of this conversation.
3. The session will be made as interactive as possible.
4. Handouts will be provided to students at the end of the session
5. Assignments: Quizzes for key concepts, Case studies (max 2 pages for next session discussion), In-course polls, declare best participation award etc.

Program Tutors

Dr. Manoj Kulkarni  DAB, Head of Corporate Supply Chain, Johnson Electric, Hong Kong 

Kedar  Palsule, CSCP, PMP,  Logistics Operations Manager, Applied Materials, United State

Mohan Wagh, Regional Supply Planner, Syngenta, Manchester, United Kingdom.

We may invite guest lecturers for some sessions.

Certification: 

The tutors will evaluate the participants based on their participation in the discussion, submission of assignments, and interest in the subject throughout the course.

The best participant will be announced at the end of second and third module.  

The certificate of participation and completion will be issued by Garje Marathi Global Innovation Academy.

Introduction of program coordinators of GMG-SCM course

• Dr. Manoj Kulkarni: Dr. Manoj is working as Head of Corporate Supply Chain for Johnson Electric, Hong Kong based manufacturing company which is the leader in Micro-motors, Motion Sub-systems. He has worked for Mahinda and Mahindra, Emerson Electric, Rosemount Measurement, Ford Motor Company. He has more than 30 years of experience in supply chain (Approx. 10 years each for Indian, American and Chinese company.) His main expertise in establishing supply chain offices from scratch or converting them in an efficient organization – for domestic / MNCs , for small / large companies, in India / China.

He has delivered lectures on Chinese economy as well as Chinese industry and culture in Management school in India; acted as the judge for SIFE Competition at regional and national level in China and is mentoring young professionals in supply chain management.  

He established Marathi Mandal in Dahiasr, Mumbai in 2002; was president of Shanghai Maharashtra Mandal (2010-12) and then of Hong Kong Maharashtra Mandal (2015- 2020). He has started new group of Maharashtra mandals in East Asia “marathi@purvabandh” from May 1, 2019 and is establishing Garje Marathi Chapter in Hong Kong.

• Kedar Palusle: Kedar has worked in automotive supply chains, 3PLs; managed 3PLs; now in semiconductor supply chain. He was part of Lean Turnaround of 2PL. He currently transitioned from operations management to network optimization which includes transportation optimization, warehouse layout optimization, digital twins, simulation etc. He graduated in electronics engineering from Pune University and then did his Masters in ISyE from Georgia institute of technology. He worked in automotive components manufacturing industry in logistics & supply chain for several companies like Faurecia, SAS and Adient before he switched verticals to get into semiconductor industry with Applied Materials.
• Mohan Wagh: Mohan is currently working at Syngenta (UK) as Regional Supply Ops Planner. He has earlier experience of working in Essel Propack as supply chain manager and in Asian paints as planning officer. He is studied BE in Chemical Engineering and also completed courses such as Diploma Materials Management. CPSM- ISM USA,  CPIM- ASM – USA.

Every Saturday 7.30 to 9.00PM India time starting from 16 October 2021

Duration of the course 3 months (12 sessions of 90 minutes each divided into 3 modules)

Module 1: Why? Introduction to SCM - Knowing about SCM: 2 sessions

Module 2: What? SCM functions and basic concepts: 4 sessions

Module 3: How? Industry and Business Perspective: 6 sessions

Forsyth County resident and Eagle Scout

OMKAR TAMHANE

earns every ‘Boy Scout Badge’ possible.

Tamhane is a Junior at Lambert High School and a member of Troop 27 in the Atlanta Area Council, Northern Ridge District of the Scouts of America.

Tamhane, 16, became an Eagle Scout in the fall of 2019. His project consisted of designing and creating an outdoor arbor for Johns Creek Elementary as well as landscaping the plants near the school’s flagpole.

Fewer than 500 scouts in the history of Scouting have earned all merit badges according to meritbadgeknot.com. For most scouts, earning all 137 merit badges is a dream. Over the past century, more than 110 million scouts have been part of Scouts of America, and less than 500 of them roughly 0.000004 percent have ever earned every badge.

Tamhane completed his badges by attending Merit Badge clinics over the weekends and meeting with merit badge counselors from his troop.

“Attending Merit Badge Clinics was memorable to me as I experienced new ideas as I traveled and met new people,” Tamhane said.

Each merit badge had something to offer, built his personality, and opened the doors to a variety of topics. His personal favorites were scuba diving, aviation, skating, archery, and backpacking.

He learned a plethora of things by completing these Merit Badges: gained a sense of personal finance, learned how to cook, went fly-fishing, water and snow skied, and so much more. He thoroughly enjoyed every merit badge he completed.

Tamhane said that his last merit badge,  backpacking, was the toughest but most memorable one. He also attended Philmont Scout Ranch in Cimarron, New Mexico. He says that Philmont was the best camping trip he had ever gone on.

 Completing all the Merit Badges has opened many doors for him career-wise. But he hopes one day to pursue a career in medicine where he can serve the community.

His family said they are very proud of Omkar, to see his journey which started in second grade as a Cub Scout until he became an Eagle Scout in the ninth grade and now completing all the merit badges in 10th grade.

He wants to be associated with Scouting for the years to come. He is attending Sea Base next summer where he plans to live on a sailboat for a week with a few members of his Troop.

Source: Ashish Tamhane

Congratulations Dr. Vijay Kale, MVSc, PhD, DABT, ERT Drug Discovery Scientist, Toxicologist for  been selected on the Board of Directors of Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology (FASEB). It is the apex organization of about 30 scientific organizations in the US.
FASEB advances health and well-being by promoting research and education in biological and biomedical sciences through collaborative advocacy and service to our societies and their members.
Founded in 1912, FASEB was originally created by three independent scientific organizations to provide a forum in which to hold educational meetings, develop publications, and disseminate biological research results. What started as a small group of dedicated scientists has grown to be the nation’s largest coalition of biomedical researchers, representing 30 scientific societies and over 130,000 researchers from around the world. 
FASEB is recognized as the policy voice of biological and biomedical researchers.

Dr. Milind Dhamankar,  a member of Garje Marathi from North America is happy to announce the publication of his book

“Healthful Diet: think wise, eat twice, drop size”.

It was his pleasure to co-author this book with  Dr. RatnaAshtekar  and Ms. Aditi Kelkar-Hate.

Dr. Dhamankar is passionate about mentoring and “collective progress” while staying in touch with our roots. During his extensive travels, he was exposed to various cuisines and cultures. With his interest in nutritional science, Ayurveda and medicinal value of spices and food, he has been guiding friends and families to address their health issues for several years with positive outcomes. This book was his way to share his knowledge with a wider community with a goal to improve their health issues. Although it was written to serveas a companion to the obesity and diabetes campaign heralded by Dr. Jagannath Dixit from India, its succinct presentation attracts any health conscious mind. It helps answer the most common question that baffles us in modern times: “when, what and how much to eat?” While including the age old wisdom from Ayurveda, it is complete with modern scientific discoveries, nutrition facts, meal plans, recipes and diets to accommodate other comorbid health conditions while striving to control diabetes and obesity.  Holistic approach to health and practical tips to achieve your health goals presented in a simple but comprehensive manner makes this book a must have in your kitchen library!

It is available in three languages : English, Hindi and Marathi for private circulation only. However if interested, copies can be obtained from ADORE trust by contacting Shri Ravi Jagannathan on WhatsApp number: +91 98195 76176.

The obesity and diabetes epidemic in India has a very high price tag for individuals and the country. As a society we don’t have a choice but to fight against it together.  Dr. Dhamankar has volunteered his time for this cause with no personal financial gains. He thinks this book as his “Kharichavata” to help fight this national problem. Garje Marathi can help build this “setu” by supporting ADORE trust. www.adoretrust.org .  For more information on how you can help, email: ewl.adoretrust@gmail.com

महाराष्ट्राचे,मातृभूमीचे,ऋण फेडू या मायमराठी
                           पाऊल पुढे टाकुनी दावू ,झेंडा रोवूया ‘ गर्जे मराठी ‘

Garje Marathi Global is a professional platform that has created a bond between the global Marathi community through excellence driven by education, culminating in social and collective intelligence.

Garje Marathi Global is a registered Non Profit 501c3 company USA.

Garje Marathi Global Foundation is section 8 nonprofit company registered in Maharashtra.

Garje Marathi chapters in South Africa, Kuwait and New Zealand are also registered as nonprofit, social organizations in respective countries. Apart from these three there are 24 GMG Chapters around the world.

"Garje Marathi Global is a platform for 'Non Resident Marathi' and 'Back to Motherland Marathi'( परत मातृभूमीला मराठी) who value knowledge, education and entrepreneurship. GMG has four main objectives: Networking, Mentoring, Giving back to society and to our roots, and to celebrate the success of Marathi around the world.

Padma Vibhushan Dr. Raghunath Mashelkar is mentor to Garje Marathi Global.

GMG Innovation Academy and Acceleration program for Early Stage Start up 

GMG Innovation Academy is our new initiative,  launched on 16 August  2020 .

MOU with prestigious institutions

Garje Marathi Global works in collaboration with number of prestigious universities and has signed formal MOU with Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University , MAGIC Aurangabad, Savitribai Phule Pune University, BHAU Institution, Symbiosis Pune, College of Engineering Pune, Parle Tilak Vidyalaya Association

GMG Mentoring Program

Garje Marathi Global has also launched the Garje Marathi Mentoring program. Garje

 GMG Saksham

We have embarked on a very ambitious social initiative, ‘Saksham’/ सक्षम (Enabled).

Garje Marathi Bio-Health-Pharma Tech Association

"Fostering Bio-Health-Pharma Tech Innovation-

To form synergistic, symbiotic network of academics, professionals, researchers, entrepreneurs and students from Biotech, Healthtech and Pharmatech.

• GMG Agri Tech Forum

The forum is a symbiotic network of Agri-Tech and allied subjects experts, professionals, academics, and entrepreneurs for the benefit of students, young entrepreneurs, startup entrepreneurs and farmers from Maharashtra.

• GMG Teach to Teach :

Garje Marathi has created a platform making it easy to share your expertise for the benefit of our community members.

Declaration:

Garje Marathi is a non-political, non-commercial and non-profit making mission. Each and every service offered by us is free. Garje Marathi will never seek any financial compensation from anyone.

The membership of Garje Marathi is free and will always be.

Digvijay Danny Gaekwad : The American Journey

Person of The Year - Digvijay "Danny" Gaekwad  2019

Chairman for state of Florida for Tourism,

Board of Trustee University of central Florida (UCF) largest university.

Board of Director for Space Florida

The American Journey: How Danny Gaekwad saw opportunities in challenges to build a business empire

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLsf3c-GncU

Digvijay “Danny” Gaekwad is a first-generation American entrepreneur and community leader based in Ocala, FL.

He is the Founder-CEO of NDS USA, an IT & Cloud Services company, and Danny G Management, which owns and operates various restaurants and hotels.

In a business career spanning over three decades, Mr. Gaekwad has built over a dozen small- and medium-sized companies worth hundreds of millions of dollars, in diverse fields, such as

Convenience stores,

Real Estate development,

Hospitality and

Information Technology, among various other industries

Born in Baroda, a former princely state in western India, as the

son of a Judge and grandson of a Colonel  in the Indian Army, he graduated in Political Science from the prestigious Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda. He moved to the United States in 1987, after his marriage to Manisha Gaekwad.

ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Besides NDS USA and MGM Hotels, Mr. Gaekwad runs a number of companies, including DG Hospitality, a hotel and restaurant management consulting company; and Danny Gaekwad Development & Investments, which oversees his real estate investments.

Over the years, his companies have created thousands of jobs in Florida and other parts of the United States, contributing hundreds of millions of dollars to the economy.

In 2016, Gov. Rick Scott recognized him with the “One Million Jobs” certificate of appreciation for his contribution “in helping Florida job creators add 1 million jobs between December 2010 and December 2015.”

Mr. Gaekwad’s maiden business venture was a convenience store in Orlando, FL, which he purchased in 1987. In the next eight years, he would build and sell a chain of 26 convenience stores across Florida. After exiting from the convenience store business he launched NDS USA, a medical billing and transcription company. In five years, it became the largest medical billing and transcription business in the world.

Mr. Gaekwad entered the hospitality industry and real estate development in 1997. Today, he owns more than a dozen ventures within the sector, including premium brand hotels such as Intercontinental Hotel Group, Carlson Hotel Group and Hilton Hotel Worldwide. His hotels and restaurants have won many accolades, establishing him as a trendsetter within the industry. He also owns and operates DG Hospitality, a hotel and restaurant management consulting company, which does sales and marketing for hotels and restaurants from inception to operation.

Mr. Gaekwad’s current real estate holdings include golf course lots, hotel sites, restaurant sites, camp grounds, automated car washes and commercial retail sites across Florida. His company “Gaekwad’s Downtown Ocala Mixed-Development” is in the process of constructing a premium hotel and restaurant in downtown Ocala at a site where the historic Ocala House Hotel once stood.

A 350 acre Gaekwad’s Villages Mixed-Use Development is in the process of developing 1,100 residential lots, 300 apartments and a four-acre commercial site at The Villages, FL, one of the fastest growing cities in the United States. Additionally, Mr. Gaekwad owns thousands of residential lots in Florida and Kentucky and dozens of residential rental condos across Florida. Other projects in the pipeline include a New Holiday Inn Express Hotel, a new Hilton Garden Hotel (which includes three restaurants) and a Tru by Hilton in Gainesville, FL. 

Mr. Gaekwad is also in the process of building a new accelerator in downtown Orlando, which will house in Exchange building at the historic Church Street Station.

COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP

Mr. Gaekwad is a well-known community leader who is very active in local, state and national politics. A conservative Republican, he has supported scores of candidates running for various offices. He has supported candidates at all levels and races, ranging from presidential and gubernatorial elections to city council and mayoral campaigns

Mr. Gaekwad has been a steadfast champion of small businesses. He has also worked tirelessly to increase political participation among the Indian American community by recruiting and supporting candidates to run for offices at the grassroots, as well as state and national levels. He has founded or co-founded a number of organizations, including the India Association of Ocala, for which he also constructed a building. Mr. Gaekwad also helped construct the United Way building in Ocala.

BOARD POSITIONS

In the past three decades, Mr. Gaekwad has served on the boards of numerous public, private and nonprofit organizations. He has been a member of the board of directors of Enterprise Florida, Inc., a public-private partnership between Florida’s business and government leaders, since 2009. He is also an executive board member of Visit Florida, the official tourism marketing corporation of the state. Other boards that he serves include:

• Member of the Board of Directors, Florida Chamber of Commerce, a hundred-year-old trade body that promotes a business friendly climate and jobs creations in the state
• Chairman, Marion County Visitor and Convention Bureau
• Chairman, Marion County Tourism Development Council
• Vice Chairman, Marion County Planning and Zoning Commissioner

In the past, Mr. Gaekwad has also served on a number of Boards, including the following:

• Space Florida, the agency in charge of aerospace economic development in the state
• Independence National Bank, which provides various banking products and services
• Taylor, Bean & Whitaker, which was once the fifth largest mortgage company in the country.

AWARDS & RECOGNITIONS

Mr. Gaekwad has been recognized at the local, state and national levels for his accomplishments in business, as well as for his community service, a number of times. Following are some of the awards and recognitions he has won:

• Asian American Hotel Owners Association Chairman’s Award. (AAHOA is the largest trade group of hotel owners in the world and its members own every second hotel in the United States.)
• “One Million Jobs” certificate of appreciation from Gov. Rick Scott for “helping Florida job creators add 1 million jobs between December 2010 and December 2015.
• Lion of the Year Award
• Leaders Leader Award, Marion County
• Community Service Award from the Federation of Indian Seniors Association of North America (August 2017)
• Pride of India Award 2017
• Glorious India Chairman’s Award 2017

Pandit Sujan Rane,  a multifaceted personality 

“Namaste , Shri Sujan Rane. Sir, Thanks for your blessings!!” Garje Marathi’s supporter, guide octogenarian Pandit Sujan Rane.

Such an inspiring personality!!  

*Professional Banker, Accomplished –acclaimed classical singer of Kirana Gharana, amazing Portrait painter  

https://youtu.be/Ocv5pbJO_XU

Sujan Rane went to Muscat, Oman in 1977 as a senior Official to establish Bank Al Ahli a local Bank , affiliated to  Societe  Generale, the French international Bank. He was successful not only in establishing it but turning it into a profitable Bank within a span of 8 years . Sujan went to Mumbai periodically to engage promising young Maharashtrians for this Bank . They worked successfully in helping himto turn this Bank into a profitable organization , which is now known as Bank of Muscat .

He returned to Mumbai in 1986 and worked as General Manager for Dhrangadra Chemical Works Ltd .  ( connected with Times of India Group of Companies ) and later as a  Consultant  to Manubhai Maneklal the Bear King of Bombay Stock Exchange . In 1992  he was employed on Vice-Presidential level of ABN-ANRO Bank in Saudi Arabia for their Operations in the Eastern Area, while teaching in the evenings , Economics, Banking Operations and Management Accountancy at Institute of Public  Administration, Al-Khobar , a Saudi Government College training Saudi  adult students for Positions in Saudi Government Departments . He was soon appointed a full-time Lecturer in this College and served the College for a few years before taking permanent residence in USA in 2000.

Sujan Rane has been in USA since then , promoting both Hindustani Classical Vocal Music of the Kirana Gharana and Portrait-Painting on a professional basis . During the last 20 years he had the privilege to execute portraits of several distinguished personalities in USA and India

Pandit Sujan Rane has been a Professional Hindustani Classical Singer as well as a Portrait-Painter over the last 40 years .

Music -

Senior  Shishya of Pt Firoz Dastur , doyen of Kirana Gharana who was a Shishya of Sawai Gandharva.

Presented recitals principally at -Indian Cultural Center, Muscat, Oman, Indian Cultural Center, Al Khobar, Saudi Arabia , Benares Hindu University. Varanasi , Tata Institute of Fundamental    Research  Mumbai, ITC Sangeet Research Academy, Calcutta , Kala Academy , Goa, International Cultural Institute , Bangalore ., Swami Vallabh Sangeetalay , Mumbai ., New York Cultural Center, New York. , Nehru Center, High Commission of India , London and many other small institutions

Painting-

Commissioned to paint portraits of distinguished personalities like, besides several private individuals.

*Sultan Qaboos , former Ruler Of Oman, *Senator Mr Peter Inverso Of Republican Party of USA , *Indira Gandhi , former Indian  Prime Minister. ,* Shriyans Prasad Jain connected with Times of India. Mumbai. *Swami Chinmayanand for Chinmaya Mission, New Jersey, USA.  *Swami Vivekanand for Vivekanand Kendra , Kanyakumari, South India. *Donated portraits of Indian Classical Musicians  to Maharaja Sayajiraw University of Baroda in Jan 2021.

Held paintings exhibitions at Nehru Center. Mumbai, Shanmukhanand Cultural Center, Mumbai, Brihan Maharashtra Mandal Convention , Calgary , Canada

01 August 2021 : Garje Marathi 5th Anniversary Celebration 

( Wait for program Announcement )

मराठीतील पहिली जागतिक कोविड परिषद

MOU SPPU

"GMGintro"

GMG NonProfit

Ajay Rane

Anil Nene UK

Ashok Khandkar

Deepa Pralhad

Dr. Udayrao Bodhankar

How to Become a scientist

Job opportunities

Shantanu Gandhe

Deepak Dolas

Digiallyglobal

Kedar Palsule

Nilay Gosavi

Prashant Belwalkar

Prashant Gijare

Priya Lele

Raghav Sadekar

Samir Ketkar

Sanjeev Brahme

Shalmali Gadgil

Vaidya Farms

Vinod Nalawade

मराठीतील पहिली जागतिक कोविड परिषद

विवेक समूह - मुंबई तरुण भारत आयोजित जागतिक कोविड परिषदेचे थेट प्रक्षेपण 

Listen to Anand Ganu from 2.39.40 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tjVhJmmiY64

MOU SPPU

Garje Marathi Global Foundation and Savitribai Phule Pune University sign MOU.

“Thank you Vice Chancellor Prof. Nitin R. Karmalkar, for your guidance and support.”

Madhav Dabke (Member GMGF), Dr. N S Umarani (Pro Vice Chancellor SPPU), CA Sanjiv Brahme ( Founder, Board Member GMGF), Prof. Nitin R. Karmalkar (Vice Chancellor SPPU), Prasenjit Phadnavis (Management council member SPPU), Dr Prafull Pawar (Registrar of the SPPU), Apoorva Palkar •(director-Innovation,Incubation& Linkages SPPU) and Dr. Parag Kalkar (Dean commerce and management SPPU)

This Memorandum of Understanding is made on this 25 th day of June  2021 between Savitribai Phule Pune University’s – Centre for Innovation, Incubation & Enterprise having office at Savitribai Phule Pune University, Pune -411007 and Garje Marathi Global Foundation  a Non Profit, section ‘8’ company registered in India,  having registered office at  202-B-5, Vikas Complex, Castle Mills Compound, Thane West, Maharashtra, 400601 being subsidiary of Garje Marathi Global Inc. a nonprofit company registered in State of California , USA.

SPPU’s-CIIE is a part of SPPU created by Maharashtra Public Universities Act 2016 aimed at innovation, incubation and Linkages in the University and is works on creating innovative courses and training programs leading to employability. SPPU’s-CIIE through its board of research, work out and initiate research in delivery, development of e-learning pedagogy, open distance learning and conventional education. SPPU’s –CIIE works to create synergy at policy and operational level mechanism for co-operation between university departments and industry in the state and other states.

Garje Marathi Global Foundation GMGF is based on education, knowledge, enterprising skills and patriotism, celebrating success of Marathi community is way of acknowledging their contributions to the society, to the economy and to our great nation. GMGF manages all Maharashtra centric initiatives of Garje Marathi Global USA.  GMG has many ongoing projects in Maharashtra, GMG Innovation Academy’s Mentoring program for Early Stage Startups, GMG Agritech Forum, GMG Career Forum Germany, GMG Teach to Teach program and GMG Pharma Health Forum to name few.

Garje Marathi Global Foundation and Savitribai Phule Pune University sign MOU, the office of Vice Chancellor SPPU at 4.00 PM on Friday , 25 June 2021.

In Presence of , :-Madhav Dabke (Member GMGF, Founder Garje Marathi Germany Chapter), Dr. N S Umarani (Pro Vice Chancellor SPPU), CA Sanjiv Brahme ( Founder, Board Member GMGF), Prof. Nitin R. Karmalkar (Vice Chancellor SPPU), Prasenjit Phadnavis (Management council member SPPU), Dr Prafull Pawar (Registrar of the SPPU), Apoorva Palkar •(director-Innovation,Incubation& Linkages SPPU) and Dr. Parag Kalkar (Dean commerce and management SPPU)

Also present were Meenal Mohadikar Director GMGF from Mumbai and Anand Ganu President/ Founder Garje Marathi Global from San Francisco, California USA.

Anand Ganu thanked Vice Chancellor Prof. Nitin R. Karmalkar for his guidance and support. Anand said, “ This is the moment of extreme pride for GMGF. We have great sense of pride and responsibility at the same time. SPPU is one of the most reputed University in the world . Many of GMG members are alumni of this university. Garje Marathi has huge wealth of knowledge, experience and expertise. GMG has large number of members who are very high achiever; highly respected professionals, academician and entrepreneurs. They want to give back to roots, they wish to offer their expertise to their origin Maharashtra. They are looking at this association with hope and lots of expectations. We are confident that SPPU through its number of institutions help us in connecting with many deserving students, entrepreneurs and innovators.” 

Sanjiv Brahme, Founding Director GMGF said, “This MOU has become reality only because of guidance and support of Vice Chancellor Prof. Nitin R. Karmalkar.  I also must mention my very special thanks to Dr. Apoorva Palkar, director-Innovation, Incubation & Linkages SPPU for her vision in recognizing value in this association. We will be closely working with her to make this association a grand success. It is true that GMG and GMGF has lot expertise to offer but we need support and cooperation from esteemed faculty, professors and management of SPPU. This association is based on knowledge sharing. ”

"GMGintro"

“GMGintro”  is a GMG Health and Pharma Tech (GMG-HPT) initiative designed to introduce its members to each other.

GMG NonProfit

Garej Marathi Global Is registered as Non Profit with Google and Microsoft

Ajay Rane awarded 2021 Queensland greats award

Anil Nene UK

त्रिखंड गाजवणाऱ्या, स्वातंत्र्यवीर सावरकर ह्यांच्या मार्सेच्या सागरात मारलेल्या क्रांतिकारी उडीस ८ जुलै २०२१ रोजी १११ वर्षे पूर्ण होत आहेत. त्या निमित्ताने इंग्लंडवासी श्री अनिल नेने बृहन महाराष्ट्र मंडळ स्वित्झर्लंड च्या मासिक अथर्वशीर्ष पठण आणि गाठभेट सत्रात ऐतिहासिक, महान घटनेवर बोलणार आहेत. २०१० साली मार्से येथे संपन्न झालेल्या शताब्दी महोत्सवात त्यांचा सहभाग होता. त्याबद्दलही ते आपल्या आठवणी सांगतील

श्री अनिल नेने हे लेखक, कवी असून त्यांचा इतिहासाचाही अभ्यास आहे. युरोपियन मराठी संमेलनात ते पहिल्या संमेलनापासून पासून सक्रिय सहभागी होत आले आहेत. वीर सावरकर ह्या चित्तथरारक चित्रपट निर्मितीतही त्यांचे व डॉ अश्विनी नेने यांचे योगदान होत. तर अशा वक्त्यांकडून ऑनलाईन ऐकुया "स्वातंत्र्यवीर सावरकरांची युगप्रवर्तक उडी आणि १११ वर्षे" या त्यांच्या व्याख्यानात. 

Ashok Khandkar PhD Congratulations,

Deepa Pralhad

Understand and learn  *Padma Bhushan C.K. Prahalad’s*  “The concept of The Fortune at the Bottom of the Pyramid”  

*To Register: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/159864080769 *

Deepa Prahalad Abhyankar:Design strategist, Social Innovator, Innovation consultant, Author, Speaker. Thinkers 50 India, Marshall Goldsmith 100 Coaches, Drucker Forum

In conversation with  :

Sandeep Padhye, Founding Director Garje Marathi Global ,

C.K.Pralhad : social strategist, educator and author  influential global business thinker, a trusted adviser and Management Guru.

“If we stop thinking of the poor at the BOP as victims or as a burden and start recognizing them as resilient and creative entrepreneurs and value conscious consumers, a whole new world of opportunity will open up. When the poor are treated as consumers, they can reap the benefits of respect, choice, and self-esteem and have an opportunity to climb out of the poverty trap.”

Organized by:

Garje Marathi Global Inc.

Three learning and interactive sessions led by Deepa Prahalad.

Dr. Udayrao Bodhankar

Dhanwantari Honor Award awarded to pediatrician Dr. Uday Bodhankar on the occasion of Doctors Day, organized by BJP Medical Front

#mahasagarlivenews  

How to Become a scientist

How to Become a scientist: Dr. Pallavi Limaye, Dr. Udayan Apte https://youtu.be/tcm3G4oEGOM

Job opportunities

Shantanu Gandhe

• 1stGlobal Managing Delivery Architect (Global Technology Consulting Leader)at VERMEG for Banking & Insurance Software7h • 7 hours ago

Vermeg is looking to hire a seasoned technologist for their North America region ,please message me if interested. #hiring #joinourteam

Deepak Dolas•  

1stDirector at PDV Technocrats1w • 1 week ago

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/deepak-dolas-5928b9_hiring-azure-businessdevelopment-activity-6813070113705734145-_5J6

I’m #hiring Business development manager for #Azure. Know anyone who might be interested?
 

Digiallyglobal

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Kedar Palsule

Teach to Teach: Teach to Teach , "Supply Chain, Lean Logistics and Project Management." Kedar Palsule https://youtu.be/tbltcBzV6_M

Organized by Garje Marathi Global (www.garjemarathi.com), Teach to Teach initiative: https://www.garjemarathi.com/Blog/newsletter_details.php?newsletter=Teach2Teach

Nilay Gosavi

Teach to Teach : Nilay Gosavi Introduction to fundamentals of supply chain management. : Nilay Gosavi

Introduction to fundamentals of supply chain management.

METHOD:      Online

MEDIUM:       English

To Apply : Google Form : https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSejEhhMnXYrSlc6pRZ4gt9em8R-IZ-dms2LMzZwV50omTxEZA/viewform?usp=sf_link

MAIN COURSE

1. Fundamentals of Supply Chain: Le-agile, visible, collaborative supply chains 
2. Concepts of logistics: Logistics competency, network design, Integrated logistics, barriers 
3. Importance and use of data in supply chain 
4. Role on Inventory, demand planning, forecasting, S&OP  
5. Warehousing, transportation and distribution concepts  

DURATION:  

Prashant Belwalkar

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Prashant Gijare

Sr Director - Digital Transformation at SCMiND2d 

Priya Lele

Master of Laws (LLM)  in conversation with Ravindra Gadgil and Pradnya Punekar https://youtu.be/onaFVpH3fKk

Raghav Sadekar

Teach to Teach  Middle East ( G.C.C.) centric Online training and e-Learning program : Raghav Sadekar Kuwait https://youtu.be/vgb-GMIftzQ

Organized by Garje Marathi Global (www.garjemarathi.com), Teach to Teach initiative: https://www.garjemarathi.com/Blog/newsletter_details.php?newsletter=Teach2Teach

Samir Ketkar

Samir has been appreciated with an excellence award for this maiden, non-routine Financial Modelling effort for Tier-1 client. This was an important opportunity to work on this Enhanced Oil Recovery portfolio refresh with a large number of fields to develop and decide upon. Having him involved in this and being recognized brings joy to us. Samir is equipped to provide astute advice on projects and programs so that his clients make their Horizon-3 strategic projects materialize in real time. As a Strategy Practitioner with Financial Advisory experience, he continues to engage in consulting & leadership roles based on credentials and do have varied key areas of interest including being part of workshop panel on GMG’s IA startup accelerator cohort #1 mentoring program.

Sanjeev Brahme

Sanjeev Brahme’s lecture : see WhatsApp https://www.facebook.com/thepolicytimes/videos/482511519717155

Enhanced Role for Experts to support MSME for Strategic planning for National reincarnation by Sanjiv Brahme and Dr.Parthasarathy

My presentation on Charitable trust and taxation on 26th May at Western India Regional Council of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India.there was attendence of 450 CAs from Maharashtra,Goa, and Gujrath

Shalmali Gadgil

I am delighted to announce that I have received a wonderful opportunity to work with Dr.Sihong Song at the University of Florida on his study on Gene therapy for Lupus patients.

I would like to give a big thank you to Mr. Anand Ganu and Dr. Manoj Jadhav for all their help! I am excited for how much I am going to learn in the next couple of months, and to grow as a scientist in my field.

Vaidya Farms Reel Ratnagiri

Vinod Nalawade

The Queen’s Award for Voluntary service with special recognition.
I’m honoured to receive blessings and recognition from the governors of the "Gurjar Hindu Union charity" alongside my family. The GHU has been presented with the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service, the highest award a voluntary group can receive in the UK.
The charity has provided educational, cultural, and integration support services to the Hindu and wider Crawley community for decades. It has been a privilege personally to serve the charity for over 18 years now through the use of my print and digital marketing skills and I hope that it can continue to provide an invaluable service to the people of Crawley.

"GMGintro"

“GMGintro”  is a GMG Health and Pharma Tech (GMG-HPT) initiative designed to introduce its members to each other.

GMG-HPT members have a diverse educational and professional background. Further, they are scattered all over the globe. GMGintro initiative is designed to highlight our members' achievements, to foster collaborations- peer to peer interactions and for mentoring.

"GMGintro" has two components- a five-minute video presentation and a short 400 word biosketch that goes along with the video. Members are invited to record a short five-minute video introducing themselves, their educational and professional background, their current work and comment on how GMG can help them pursue their career goals, offer networking opportunities with like-minded people  and help to achieve business ambitions.

GMG-HPT will organize special "GMGintro" Google Meet sessions once in two months, where these videos will be played for the attendees. The members being introduced will attend this session and will be available to answer questions from the attendees.

The five minute video presentation and a 400 word biosketch will be published on GMG website, monthly publication GAURAV and on the network,  open for viewing by everyone.

The overall goal of the GMG initiative is to connect Marathi speaking professionals from all parts of the world with each other and to encourage professional collaborations, provide mentoring to young professionals and improve the professional lives of our members. "GMGintro" is an important step in this direction.

Please feel free to reach out to us if you are interested in participating in "GMGintro" sessions and we will be happy to provide you with more details and help making the presentations.

For further details:-

Anand Ganu: 001 7327897130, garjemarathi@gmail.com 

Udayan Apte: audayan@yahoo.com

Ameet Sule :asulegmg@gmail.com

pharmahealthtech@garjemarathi.com   

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याचा मला खूप अभिमान आहे

श्रीराम

          नमस्कार मी सुवर्णा मिलिंद वैद्य (रा.रीळ रत्नागिरी) पूर्वाश्रमीची सुवर्णा विश्वास गोड बोले( रा. जंगली महाराज रोड पुणे ).

लौकीक अर्थाने पुणे ते रीळ हा साडेतीनशे किलोमीटर चा वळणावळणांचा आणि चढ-उतारांचा प्रवास हा माझ्यासाठी मोठा जीवन परिवर्तनाचा प्रवास होता पुण्यातल्या टिपिकल मध्यमवर्गीय सुखवस्तू कुटुंबात माझा जन्म झाला लहानपणापासून मला अभ्यासाची आवड असल्याने पुस्तकातला किडा असे सर्वजण चिडवायचे शाळेतला पहिला नंबर कॉलेजमध्येही कायम राहिला दहावीच्या परीक्षेत बोर्डात येण्याचं माझं स्वप्न थोडक्यात चुकले ते मी बारावीला बोर्डात सातवी येऊन पूर्ण केलं आणि माझ्या गुरूंमुळे राज्यशास्त्र या विषयात महाराष्ट्रात प्रथम येण्याचा बहुमान  मला मिळाला  तत्वज्ञान विषयात पीएचडी करण्याची इच्छा होती पण त्याच सुमारास माननीय डॉक्टर अविनाश धर्माधिकारी यांच्या विचारांच्या प्रभावाखाली येऊन मी प्रशासकीय सेवेसाठी अभ्यास करण्याचा निर्णय घेतला आणि त्याचा अभ्यास सुरू केला सुदैवाने पहिला प्रयत्नात मी एमपीएससीची पूर्वपरीक्षा उत्तीर्ण झाले आणि मेंन्स ची तयारी करत असतानाच नेहमीप्रमाणे माझ्या आयुष्यात अचानक वेगळेच वळण आले

           आम्ही मे महिन्याच्या सुट्टीत फिरायला म्हणून माझ्या मैत्रिणीकडे सुमेधाकडे कोकणातल्या गणपती पुण्याजवळच्या रीळ या गावी आलो तेथील निसर्गसंपन्न वातावरण मला खूप आवडले समुद्रकिनारी माडपोफळीच्या आणि हिरव्यागर्द झाडीच्या कुशीतले इवलेसे रीळ गाव आणि तिथली  कष्टाळू माणसं त्यांची साधी राहणी मला खूपच आवडली तिथल्या मुक्कामात  सुमेधाने त्याच गावातील  मिलिंद वैद्य यांच्याशी आमचा परिचय करून दिला ज्यांनी अत्यंत गरीब  परिस्थितीतून जिद्दीने आणि चिकाटीने  आपले पदव्युत्तरशिक्षण पूर्ण केले घरात वैद्य परंपरेचा वारसा असल्याने त्यांनाही डॉक्टर बनण्याची खूप इच्छा होती परंतु परिस्थिती अभावी कमवा आणि शिकवा हे तत्त्व खऱ्या अर्थाने जगून त्यांनी आपले एम ए चे शिक्षण पूर्ण केले आणि नॅचरोपॅथी चा डिप्लोमा केला हा त्यांचा सर्व जीवन प्रवास आम्हा पुणेकरांना फारच आदर्शवत होता

 रिक्षा किंवा बसशिवाय कधीही न फिरलेले आम्ही एक मुलगा शिक्षणासाठी कोणतीही मूलभूत सुविधा नसलेल्या दुर्गम खेडेगावात राहून रोज दहा किलोमीटरवरील मालगुंड गावा पर्यंत चालत जातो आणि चालतपरत येऊन आपले घर ,शेती उत्तम सांभाळतो हे सर्व आमच्या कल्पनेच्या पलीकडचे होते  खरं म्हणायचं तर डोळ्यात अंजन घालणारे होते कमी गरजा आणि साधन सुविधा नसूनही ही माणसं सुखी कशी हा प्रश्न मनात ठेवून आम्ही पुण्याला आलो आणि लगेच काही दिवसात हे वैद्यांचे स्थळ आम्हाला सुचवले गेले 'मी  आणि कोकणात अशक्य 'या मताशी  ठाम असल्याने तात्काळ नकार दिला पण लग्नाच्या गाठी यावरती जुळलेल्या असतात या उक्तीप्रमाणे एकदा भेटून तरी बघ या घरच्यांच्या  आग्रहामुळे मी मिलींदची चाळीस प्रश्नांची प्रदीर्घ मुलाखत घेतली होती हे आज आठवले की हसू येते त्यात मला त्यांचा कष्टाळू, जिद्दी स्वभाव आणि जीवनाकडे बघण्याचा सकारात्मक दृष्टीकोन खूप भावला आपल्या भावी जोडीदारामधेजे गुण मला हवे होते ते मला त्यांच्या मधे  दिसले

 थोड्याशा असुविधेने तळमळणारे आम्ही शहरी लोक आणि  दुर्गम अशा खेडेगावात कोणतीही मूलभूत सुविधा नसतानाही स्वतःची रडकथा न सांगता अत्यंत आशावादी पद्धतीने जीवनमान बदलण्यासाठी धडपडणारी मिलिंद सारखी माणसं हे विरोधाभासी चित्र मनाला चटका लावून गेले त्यानंतर बरेच विचार मंथन, चर्चा,आदरणीय स्वामीजींचे मार्गदर्शन यानंतर खूप विचार करून मी लग्नाला होकार दिला पण माझा हा माझा होकार आमच्या पुण्यातल्या बऱ्याच नातेवाईकांसाठी मानसिक धक्का होता अगदी माझ्याआत्यानेही त्यामुळे आमच्याशी अबोला धरला होता अशा अनेक गमतीजमती घडत आमचे लग्न पार पडले

       लग्नानंतरचे पहिले काही महिने तर माझ्यासाठी परीक्षेचा काळ होता घरापर्यंत जायला रस्ता नाही गुडघाभर पाण्यातून नदीओलांडायची नाही तर साकवावरून जीव मुठीत धरून जाण्याशिवाय पर्याय नव्हता.धो धो पावसाळा ,अवती भोवती फिरणारे असंख्य जीवजिवाणू ,जंगली श्वापदे ,काळोख ,क्वचित असणारे लाईट यामुळे मी अक्षरशः अनेकदा रडवेली  व्हायचे त्यावेळी जर मला मिलिंदनी भक्कम साथ दिली नसतीआणि माझी तिथली भिती घालवली  नसती तर मी पुण्यालाच पळाले असते नंतर हळूहळू मला या सर्वांतली मजा अनुभवायला येऊ लागली शेती फक्त सिझनल व्यवसाय नाही तर यात किती वैविध्य, नवनवीन आव्हाने आणि नवे प्रयोग यांना वाव आहे हे मला कळायला लागले आणि मी या अनोळखी दुनियेत कधी सरावले ते माझे मलाच कळले नाही अगदी चूल पेटवणे, सारवण करणे, दूध काढणे यापासून आंबा सोरटींग पर्यंत असंख्य कामांची यादी, त्यातले वैविध्य व त्यातली वेगवेगळी कौशल्ये यामुळे कामाचा कधी कंटाळा आला नाही उलट कामात मजा वाटायला लागली

        आमची तोट्यातील शेती फायद्यात आणण्यासाठी काही वेगळा प्रयोग करायला हवा अशी आमची दोघांची इच्छा होती त्यासाठी आम्ही आमच्या शेतीत वेगवेगळे प्रयोग करायचे ठरवले पारंपारिक शेतीमधे मिलिंदनी हळूहळू बदल करायला सुरवात केली होतीच ट्रॅक्टर घेतला, गांडूळ खत प्लान्ट सुरू केला ,गोबर गॅस आणि त्यातील स्लरीचा शेतीसाठी वापर, जैविक शेतीसाठी कंपोस्ट खड्डा ,जमिनीची प्रत सुधारण्यासाठी जीवामृताचा वापर, नवनवीन बियाण्यांचा वापर, विविध प्रकारच्या लावणी च्या पद्धती जसे श्री पद्धत, जपानी पद्धत ,एक काडी ,एस आर टी अशा अनेक पद्धतींचा प्रयोग केला त्यामुळे अभ्यासपूर्ण शेती करता आली त्यातून आमचे भाताचे उत्पादन  तिप्पटीने वाढले हे बघून एकदा सहजच शिवार फेरीला  आलेल्या कृषी अधिकाऱ्यांना आमची शेती आवडली आणि त्यांनी भात पीक स्पर्धेसाठी आमचा प्लॉट निवडला त्याच वर्षी आम्हाला भात पीक स्पर्धेत तालुका जिल्हा आणि राज्य या तिन्ही पातळीवर सलग तीन वर्षे पहिला क्रमांक मिळाला त्यामुळे आम्हाला अनेक वृत्तपत्रे आणि मासिके यात प्रसिद्धी मिळाली यानंतर एस आर टी पद्धतीचे तांदळाचे सर्वाधिक उत्पादन घेण्यात आमचा जगात दुसरा क्रमांक आला पहिला क्रमांक मिळवलेल्या चीनच्या शेतकऱ्याचे तांदळाचे उत्पादन १९.४० क्विंटल पर हेक्टर आणि आमचं १९.२४ क्विंटल पर हेक्‍टर असे आले आणि  थोडक्यात आमचा पहिला क्रमांक गेला याची आम्हाला खूप हुरहुर लागली पण यामुळे आमचं नाव सर्वदूर झाले आम्हाला खूप प्रसिद्धी मिळाली ,अनेक चांगले पुरस्कार , मानमरातब मिळाले या सर्वांमुळे अधिक चांगलं काम करण्याची प्रेरणा मिळाली

यानंतर  आम्ही सेंद्रिय शेती चा प्रयोग केला, देशी गायीचे संगोपन, अझोला निर्मिती, कातळावर चिरेखाणी चे शेततळ करून आंबा झाड लागवड ,ड्रिप इरिगेशन चा वापर ,गावठी बियाण्यांचे संवर्धन असे विविध प्रयोग करायला सुरुवात केली कोकणात भात पिकानंतर जमिनी ओसाड ठेवतात पण आम्ही त्यात सूर्यफूल ,भुईमूग, मका , मूग ,नाचणी कुळीथ, उडीद ,चवळी, अनेक वेगवेगळ्या भाज्या अशी विविध पिके पीकफेरपालट पद्धतीने घेतो त्यामुळे जमिनीचा पोत सुधारून सुपीकता वाढली आम्ही धान्याच्या बाबतीत स्वयंपूर्ण झालो आणि आम्हाला घरी वर्षभर पुरेल एवढे घरचे धान्य, घरच्या भाज्या, घरचे तेल हे सर्व करण्यातली आणि खाण्यातली मजा काही औरच असते नाही का ?

            या सर्वप्रयत्नांचे चीज म्हणून मिलिंद ला जिल्हा पातळीवरचा आदर्श शेतकरी पुरस्कार आणि राज्य पातळीवरचा शेतीनिष्ठ शेतकरी हा पुरस्कार मिळाला त्यामुळे आमच्या कामाची प्रसिद्धी सर्वत्र झाली अनेक वृत्तपत्रे, मासिकातून आमचे लेख छापून आले पण हे सर्व चालू असताना आमचा देशभरातील अनेक शेतकऱ्यांशी संपर्क आला देशाच्या एका कोपऱ्यात राहून छोट्याशा खेडेगावातून अशिक्षित असलेले अनेक शेतकरी आपल्या शेतामध्ये जे नवनवीन प्रयोग करत होते त्याची माहिती ते स्वतः जेव्हा आम्हाला सांगत तेव्हा आमचे हवेत जाणारे पाय जमिनीवर यायला खूप मदत झाली आपल्यापेक्षाही प्रतिकूल परिस्थितीत राहूनही संकटांवर मात करून शेतीत अभिनव प्रयोग करणारी ही सर्व सुज्ञ शेतकरी माणसे आम्हाला खूपच आदरणीय वाटतात त्यामुळे आम्ही त्यांचा आदर्श घेऊन आजही नवीन नवीन प्रयोग करण्यासाठी  नवी उमेद घेऊन प्रयत्न करत असतो

शेती महासागरआहे त्यात प्रयोग करायला जेवढा वाव आहे तेवढा दुसऱ्या कुठल्या क्षेत्रात नाही असं माझं मत आहे  आम्ही जे करतोय ते म्हणजे समुद्रातून तांब्याभर पाणी काढण्यासारखे आहे.आम्हाला अजून बरेच काही काम करायचं आहे सध्या आम्ही भाताच्या पारंपारिक जातींचे संवर्धन करण्याचं काम करत आहोत त्यातली एक जात म्हणजे लाल कुडा म्हणजे लाल तांदळाची जात आणि बासमती सारखा सुगंध असलेली सुगंधा ही देशी वाणाची जात विकसित करण्याचा आमचा प्रयत्न चालू आहे आंब्यांच्या ही विविध जाती चा अभ्यास करून अमृत पायरी हे पायरीच्या मोठ्या आणि अत्यंत गोड फळाची नवीन जात तयार करण्याचं काम चालू आहे

       आजही आपल्याला असं चित्र दिसतं की शेतकऱ्याच्या मालाला भाव मिळत नाही परंतु जर आपला माल दर्जेदार असेल तर बाजारात आपल्या मालाला नक्की चांगला भाव मिळतो याची आम्हाला प्रचिती आली आहे.आमच्या सर्व धान्य ,भाज्या, आंबे यांना चांगली मागणी असते त्यामुळे आमचा ते पिकवण्याचा उत्साहही वाढतो पुणे आणि मुंबई येथे आम्ही हा सर्व शेतमाल योग्य दरामध्ये विकतो आम्हाला अजून बराच मोठा टप्पा गाठायचा आहे हे सर्व करताना आम्हाला सर्व काही अत्यंत सुरळीत पणे मिळालं असं अजिबात नाही अनेकदा संकटे आली निराशेचे प्रसंग आले पण आम्ही आमचं काम चालू ठेवण्याचा निर्धार केला आहे

पूर्वी पासून उत्तम व्यापार आणि कनिष्ठ शेती असं तत्व होतं पण आज करोनाच्या काळामध्ये शेती हे सर्वोत्तम उत्पन्नाचे साधन आहे हा विचार अधोरेखित झाला आहे आज मुंबईत नोकरी गेल्याने परतआलेल्या दहा जणांना आम्ही आमच्या शेतीत सहभागी करून त्यांच्या कुटुंबाचा उदरनिर्वाह करण्यासाठी सक्षम बनवले आहे याचा आम्हाला सार्थ अभिमान आहे

        आज बऱ्याचदा शेतकरी म्हटलं की आकाशाकडे डोळे लावलेला, भेगाळ जमीनीकडे बघणारा , आत्महत्या करणारा असे निराशावादी चित्र डोळ्यासमोर येते परंतु प्रत्यक्षात शेती हा खूप व्यापक आणि समृद्ध व्यवसाय आहे. शेती नक्कीच फायद्याची आहे परंतु त्यासाठी उत्तम काटेकोर नियोजन, भविष्यातील संधी ची उपलब्धता याचाअभ्यास करण्याची अत्यंत गरज आहे तरच शेती फायद्यात आहे असे म्हणता येईल. ज्याला काही जमत नाही तो नाईलाज म्हणून शेती करतो हे चित्र आजच्या तरुण पिढीने बदलण्याची खूप गरज आहे असे मला वाटते कारण या क्षेत्रामध्ये काम करण्याची व्यापक संधी ,अभ्यास पूर्ण नियोजन करून सहज यशस्वी करून दाखवता येईल यात काही शंका नाही शेतीकडे एक व्यवसाय म्हणून आपण बघत नाही तोवर आपली मानसिकता बदलणं खूप कठीण आहे परंतु  सध्या थोडे आशावादी चित्र समोर यायला लागले आहे अनेक सुशिक्षित तरुण तरुणी या  क्षेत्रामध्ये अभ्यास पूर्ण पाऊल टाकून नवनवीन प्रयोग करताना दिसत आहे हीआपल्या देशासाठी खरोखरच खूप आनंदाची गोष्ट आहे आपणही आपापल्या परीने या सर्वांना मदत केली पाहिजे आणि प्रोत्साहन दिले पाहिजे तरच येत्या काही काळात आपल्याला अनेक आदर्श शेतकरी खेडोपाडी आनंदाने काम करताना दिसतील यात काहीच शंका नाही

आणि शेवटी मी एवढंच सांगेन की  मी एक शेतकरी आहे याचा मला खूप अभिमान आहे

           जय हिंद जय महाराष्ट्र 🙏

Milind Vaidya, At Post Reel, District Ratnagiri

Ratnagiri - 415620, Maharashtra, India

https://www.agrowon.com/agriculture-agricultural-news-marathi-success-story-rice-crop-milind-vaidya-rildistratnagiri-31699

Vaidya Farms

Vaidya farm located at post reel district ratnagiri, Maharashtra India offers the very best of naturally ripened fresh alphonso mangoes. We have rich experience and expertise in developing mango orchids reaping good quality fresh alphonso mango. We source mangoes from our own orchids from the hinterlands of konkan the place of its origin. I myself with a team of experienced workers, we strive to continually improve the inherent qualities of alphonso mangoes. No wonder, milind vaidya is today, the most trusted name in the mumbai vashi market, recognised for the best quality indian alphonso mangoes. Processing at vaidya farm the processing of alphonso mangoes involve the following stages: sorting, weighing, packing and labeling. All our fruits are grown in the fresh farms of the countryside in properly managed fertile land by appropriate and authentic methods of farming. Once, the fruits reach the processing unit, they are first sorted, spray washed, packed in wodden cartons and boxes. Our major markets we mainly send our mango to vashi mumbai , pune and nasik and our clients include wholesellers and individual households. About alphonso the reigning king among Indian mangoes, alphonso is considered to be the finest of indian dessert mangoes. It is one of those rare varieties of mangoes, which has its own unique qualities flavour that is intensely sweet and sumptuous with multiple aromatic overtones and a hint of citrus. Primarily cultivated in the state of maharashtra, along the verdant shores of konkan, the alphonso mango fruit averages about 280 g (10 oz) and is bright yellow with a pink blush on the sun exposed shoulder. The ripening fruit fills air with a wonderful sweet and fruity aroma. Packaging and transportation we pack fresh mangoes in proper wooden/cardboard boxes to ensure the safety during transport. The shape and size of these boxes vary upon the quantity and size of the mangoes. After being carefully packed, the fresh Indian mangoes are labelled are then loaded carefully into the delivery vans. The delivery vans are also washed properly and kept clean. The mangoes are carefully stored and stacked in these vehicles to avoid damage during the transfer to the market. We pack and export fresh mangoes from our own farmhouse clientele we sell our mango to vashi market wholeseller in mumbai.

"Supply Chain, Lean Logistics and Project Management."  Kedar Palsule

1. Program start date: September 4th 2021

2. Schedule Frequency & Duration: 

• 13 weeks from 4th Sep 2021 to 27th Nov 2021
• Every Saturday 9:30 am to 11 am IST (9pm to 10:30 pm PST) (Topics by date to be announced).

To Apply , Submit Google Form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeuzCBGGNFPpCuo4WrUYVyzv339tn_FAT1Od4J08j2Ja_xBUg/viewform?usp=sf_link 

"Today, more than ever, there is a need for an industry-level view in addition to the academic-view that many students have. There are obvious gaps in what’s taught in schools or universities versus what industry needs.

As a result there is a bunch of un-learning and re-learning that happens when a student enters the job market for the 1st time.

In addition to learning the tools of the trade one needs to keep a holistic system-level view of all things to be able to apply the learned skills effectively.

I would like to present some topics that would help do just that.

I would like to present some mental models, introduction to a few topics I am familiar with, and review concepts from books that I recommend.

Presenter Name: Kedar Palsule (B.E. Electronics Engineering, MS ISyE, CSCP, PMP)

Topics: (subject to change as per request)

1. Supply Chain fundamentals: Certified Supply Chain Professional (CSCP) Exam prep.
2. Project Management fundamentals: PMP (Project Management Professional) Exam prep. We will discuss what PMP certification offers. Then we will cover the basic framework that includes 5 process groups and 10 Knowledge areas from the PMBOK (Project Management Body of Knowledge.
3. Risk management techniques: An introduction to 2 frameworks developed by Mr. David Hillson (The Risk-doctor). The 1st one is (Active Threat & Opportunity Management) or ATOM framework and 2nd is (Making Risky & Important Decisions) or MRID for short.
4. Introduction to some Lean topics: The 5 Why technique, JIT (Just-In-Time) & (Toyota Production System) TPS, Value Stream Mapping, The Visual workplace, etc.
5. Practical advice for Lean management (What is Monozukuri, Hitozukuri, Kotozukuri and how their understanding is essential for any organization undertaking their own Lean transformation journey.)
6. Mental models for the lifelong learner: Here we will cover the general thinking concepts like 2nd order thinking, 1st principles thinking, probabilistic thinking, circle of competence, changing your perspective using idea inversion etc.
7. Industrial and Systems Engineering (ISyE) -is it for you? In 2021, Amazon is ranked 2nd in the Fortune 500 list. They use I.E.s to design the shortest warehouse pick-paths and use routing algorithms to help deliver your packages within 2 days. I will share the career paths of some industrial engineers and the nature of their jobs. Also we can see what the syllabus of some I.E. programs look like to help you decide if a degree in I.E. is for you.
8. Book review: Introduction to Optimization in Operations Research by Ronald L. Rardin. We will try to understand the basic terms in optimization, what is a model (objective function, decision variables and constraints), how are models classified (Linear, non-linear, discrete or Integer, multi-objective optimization models etc.), and work through one type of an optimization problem to gain an understanding of how Industrial Engineers solve problems.
9. Introduction to Biomimetics: A Book review of The Shark’s Paintbrush (Jay Harman).
10. Book review of Life 3.0: Being Human in the Age of Artificial Intelligence ( Max Tegmark).

Format: Videos with audio or slides or both

Each topic can be presented for 30 min or more as requested. (I can make short videos that can be combined with other topics for a fuller view on the topic.)

No prior knowledge of the topic will be assumed.

Material will be made freely available for viewing on Youtube or summary sheets will be available for free download."

Elute, Inc. Announces First Clinical Trial Authorization by FDA for Use of Its Antibiotic Eluting Bone Void Filler Product (EP Granules with Tobramycin™)

Garje Marathi Global is very proud to be associated with Ashok Khandkar PhD , since our inception.

Elute, Inc is an emerging leader in the development of its novel drug eluting device platform for controlled and sustained release of drugs. Elute’s lead product candidate is EP Granules with Tobramycin, a bone void filler that is designed to provide 8-week, delivery of an antibiotic while allowing growth of new bone.  Elute’s product is a combination product that combines a bone void filler device with an antibiotic, promises to transform the treatment of patients by providing a scaffold for new bone growth and delivering an antibiotic locally in a targeted area, for an unprecedented 8-week extended duration.  It is designed to be used as a bone void filler device to treat patients with deep bone infections that develop following a hip or knee replacement. 

Over 1 million Americans undergo hip or knee replacements every year, and between 60,000 to 100,000 of them suffer from infections.  These infections are difficult to treat and require a 2-stage surgical procedure spaced between 10- 12 weeks apart.  Overall, such 2-stage treatments take 6 months out of a patients’ life with sub-optimal outcomes: about 1 in 4 patients continue to have recurring infections!  Surgeons are looking for a better solution to address this unmet need, which hasn’t changed in the last 3 decades.

Combination products are therapeutic products that combine drugs, devices, and/or biological products, and hence don’t neatly fall into a single category: devices, or drugs etc, which are regulated by different centers or authorities that specialize in these categories.   As technological advances continue to merge product types and blur the historical lines of separation between FDA’s medical product centers, combination products raise challenging regulatory and management challenges.  With the FDA’s primary responsibility of eliminating risk to the general public from medical products, it is all not uncommon for the FDA to adopt the most conservative process that strains the budgets of smaller, more nimble and innovative companies developing products, effectively delaying the commercial release of new products.

Elute is proud to have been granted a fast-track “de novo” pathway for its novel combination product.  As we understand it, this not only was this a historic industry first for FDA authorization of a fast-track deNovo regulatory pathway for a combination device + drug product but was also one of the fastest approvals of an IDE study.   

Ashok “AK" Khandkar, Ph.D.
President & CEO Elute, Inc.

Office: 801-505-0633
Cell: 801-696-4716
ak@elutinc.com

417 Wakara Way
Suite 3510
Salt Lake City, UT 84108
www.elutinc.com

SUBJECT:       Introduction to fundamentals of supply chain management.

METHOD:      Online

MEDIUM:       English

To Apply : Google Form : https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSejEhhMnXYrSlc6pRZ4gt9em8R-IZ-dms2LMzZwV50omTxEZA/viewform?usp=sf_link

MAIN COURSE

1. Fundamentals of Supply Chain: Le-agile, visible, collaborative supply chains 
2. Concepts of logistics: Logistics competency, network design, Integrated logistics, barriers 
3. Importance and use of data in supply chain 
4. Role on Inventory, demand planning, forecasting, S&OP  
5. Warehousing, transportation and distribution concepts  

DURATION:  

15 Weeks program / 2 hours every week, Every Saturday from 31 July at 8.00 AM UAE Time 

Student profile: Entry and mid management level graduates or anyone that wants to gain knowledge in supply chain domain  

Nilay Gosavi, an engineer with Masters in Supply Chain and two decades work experience in UAE

Budget control, people management, lay SC and QHSE policies, trade and VAT compliance, deploy demand planning tools, route optimization, Vendor managed Inventory implementation, enhanced freight forwarder, supplier and customer relations.

Play role of leader, coach and mentor

Knowledge of lean and 6 sigma concepts and continuous improvement projects.

Deliver solid results whether its savings through strategic procurement, customer satisfaction (improved on time delivery, reducing non conformance, lower overall project cost) , improving inventory turnover ratio, scrapping of non moving and obsolete stock, auctions

Specialties:
Restructuring supply chains
Strategic sourcing and Procurement
Supplier relationship management
Order management and customer service
Demand Planning and production planning
Lean Six Sigma principles
SAP R3, Orion 10.6, BaaN
Logistics & Warehousing
Knowledge of regional customs rules and regulations.

People skills:
Lead, provide and inspire individuals to excel
Ability to self-manage and manage upwards
Excellent Relationship Management skills
Solid communication, administrative, strategic, conceptualization and logical skills
Patient listening and rational thinking

Ajay Rane Great supporter and well-wisher of Garje Marathi Global Prof. Dr. Ajay Rane awarded 2021 Queensland greats award.

MAKING A DIFFERENCE WORLD-WIDE IN WOMEN’S HEALTH ISSUES

Recipient of ‘Order of Australia Medal’ (OAM).

MD, University of Poona India, FRCOG, Royal College of Obstetricians & Gynecologists London, MSc UroGynaecology, Liverpool University England, FRCS Ed, Royal College of Surgeons Edinburgh, PhD, James Cook University, FRCPI Hon., FRANZCOG, Royal Australian & New Zealand College of Obstetricians & Gynecologists  Melbourne.Professor, Chair and Head of Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology James Cook University School of Medicine & Dentistry.

Making a difference world-wide in women’s health issues

https://www.qld.gov.au/about/newsroom/queensland-greats-awards

Queensland Greats Awards

Recipients of the 2021 Queensland Greats Awards have been announced.

The Queensland Greats Awards recognises extraordinary Queenslanders who have made a long term contribution to, or whose achievements have significantly impacted, the history and development of Queensland.

The 2021 Queensland Greats were announced at a Brisbane ceremony in June 2021.

Nominations were open across three categories:

• Individual
• Institution
• Posthumous

The 2021 Queensland Greats are:

Individual

• Isobel (Pixie) Annat MBE OAM
• Dr Margaret Mittelheuser AM and Dr Cathryn Mittelheuser AM
• Professor Ajay Rane OAM
• Aunty Ivy Trevallion
• Karyn Walsh AM

Online training and e-Learning program to mentor the students / entrepreneurs / Small & Medium Enterprises : Higher studies, careers and business operations Middle East region (G.C.C.)

Program Controller: Raghav Sadekar, Kuwait.

Entrepreneur • Management Consultant • Business Advisor • Visionary, Passionate & innovative, Thought provoking, Mentor, Philosopher and Empathetic keen on Energy (Oil & Gas), Homeland Security, IT & Communications.

To join , submit your application : https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf8wLRKFdqncjQrvQQM6OB-piFZh_L6c4__onWNkAj1iYRaVA/viewform?usp=sf_link 

1. INTRODUCTION

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed education forever.

The e-Learning & online training Management system has been developed to override the problems prevailing in practicing the current manual system which was highlighted since last year, due to COVID-19 healthcare crisis.

• The COVID-19 has resulted in schools shut all across the world. Globally, over 1.2 billion children in 186 countries are out of the classroom since last 2 years.

• As a result, education has changed dramatically, with the distinctive rise of e-learning,  whereby teaching is undertaken remotely and on digital platforms.

• Research suggests that online learning has been shown to increase retention of information, and take less time, meaning the changes corona virus have caused might be here to stay.

Even before COVID-19, there was already high growth and adoption in education technology, with global Ed-tech investments reaching US$18.66 billion in 2019 and the overall market for online education projected to reach $350 Billion by 2025. Whether it is language Apps, virtual tutoring, video conferencing tools or online learning software, there has been a significant surge in usage since COVID 19.

The online training & eLearning system is supported to eliminate and in few cases reduce the hardships faced by the existing classroom systems. Moreover it will ensure the student / entrepreneur / Small & Medium Enterprises (SME) can carry out their higher studies or business operations in a smooth & effective manner and reach their goals faster with trusted sources in the Middle East region.

We plan a user-friendly online training distant learning program, say an eLearning Management system as it will be free, secure, and have reliable & compiled technical information data which is duly validated from various industry sources and scalable with all the computer technologies. This will ensure the students can focus on the core activities of eLearning, understand & reach the Middle east market rapidly.  This would ensure University students / entrepreneurs or SME can focus on learning  & optimize better utilization of their resources as only a smart-phone or a PC with internet access is required to complete our eLearning Management system.

There are however, challenges to overcome. Every Learning Management system has challenges to compile, overcome & manage right information, Students data,  refine Course content, Q&A, tests, reports etc.. It is taken care of by using the standard online training platform of GOOGLE CLASSROOM by Garje Marathi Global, USA account.

We also plan to extend our distant learning program not only to Indian Students but also plan for children in the State of Palestine & Iraq directly or through U.N. and Arab Open Universities channel as a Teacher training digital platform. The current situation in Palestine & Iraq will need many Teachers & students to get access to online Training validated and compiled data resources. The focus will not be on

technologies but rather on the role of the Teacher as a facilitator and a source of technical information to the science students or entrepreneurs in Palestine & Iraq too.

I believe this peer-to-peer approach by digital linking the Palestine & Iraq Teachers & students alike with United Nations existing programs, will be a proven way to  motivate, encourage and mobilize the educational community and serve the  vision & mission of the Garje Marathi Global in the education segment.

2. ABSTRACT

The purpose of our Online training & e-Learning Management system is to  automate the existing manual / classroom courses with the help of computerized systems so that valuable technical information is compiled & validated from various worldwide sources, stored, retrieved & updated periodically without any hardware/software upgrade resources & relative costs so as to be readily available to all the University Students / Entrepreneurs / SME (enterprises) who wish to venture into the Middle East region.

There is evidence that distant online learning can be more effective in a number of ways. Some research shows that on average, students retain 25-60% more material when learning online compared to only 8-10% in a classroom. This is mostly due to the students being able to learn faster online; e-learning requires 40-60% less time to learn than in a traditional classroom setting because students can learn at their own pace, going back and re-reading, skipping, or accelerating  through concepts as they choose.

Our customized e-learning management system would be secure, reliable with validated content, periodic updates and a scalable learning system which will ensure better utilization of resources and students’ time, as our course content will ensure the students are not distracted by the market information that is irrelevant while still being able to access the latest information on the subject matter.

Our aim is to provide compiled information covering industrial & management training activities, ICT related information pertaining to the Middle East market through our subject matter experts and the non-profit organizations who are renowned in the world of validated information and online training & E-learning programs covering the energy (oil & gas), academics, construction, aviation, healthcare, IT & Communications (ICT), utilities (water & electricity) and Homeland Security sector in the Middle East mainly G.C.C. region.

Our training programs are designed to adapt to the current Middle East market information  & technologies available and can assist a student or entrepreneur in strategic planning and ensure he/she is equipped with right level of information for the market region he wants to invest or learn in near future.

3. OBJECTIVES

The main objective basically of our online eLearning project will ensure how the student/entrepreneur would attain the right market info. of the Middle East region through our Training programs on selective topics of Industrial & Management Training , ICT activities and Technical information solutions adapted in the Middle East (G.C.C.) region mainly. This will increase their Knowledgebase, understand the current market needs and find better services for his product/services and also enhance services for its clients in the G.C.C. region mainly. Our designed & customized course content with G.C.C. market information and analytics and planned Assignments shall help the student/entrepreneur / SME to increase efficiency on the markets and industry they plan to serve. To get the full benefit of online learning, there needs to be a concentrated effort to provide this structure with critical knowledge & insights and go beyond replicating a physical class/lecture through ICT capabilities, instead, using a range of collaboration tools and engagement methods that promote “inclusion, personalization and  intelligence” through our carefully designed customized content for the G.C.C. region.

4. SCOPE OF PROJECT

To collect & share validated technical information which is simple & sensible to understand and evaluate the G.C.C. market in terms of eLearning process related to Industrial & Management related courses & ICT sector.

Our project aims at business process automation i.e. using the GOOGLE CLASSROOM platform for ease of e-learning methodologies where the existing resources can be easily scaled to the various students / entrepreneurs periodically with periodic updates to our content management system.

Our course program will ensure the students have learnt the importance of online training / eLearning in today’s business scenario, access trusted & critical information and insights on our reputed eLearning platform & find a good interface to expand its business activities on the Garje Marathi Global platform.

5. FEATURES OF PROJECT

We plan to use a SQA strategy for our software quality plan.

This means in the first step we shall introduce the online training / eLearning concept and its benefits based on matrix of reliability, content, scalability, portability & technologies available.

The second step would be to identify and focus on the key industry segments from Energy, Academics, Construction, Utilities etc to Security sector and the current trends in the market to identify and ensure rapid expansion and development for the client current needs.

The third step is to identify current business risks for entrepreneurs / SME in the various planned business segment and find our deliverables and rank the risks from high to low to ensure max. efficiency and possible growth in the post COVID era in the G.C.C. region.

Our Course content studies will ensure the entrepreneurs/SME knowledgebase will be focused on the current G.C.C market needs and flow along with the new 2025 vision of the middle east countries with key Course content required for theirtarget industry with easy & fast retrieval of information, well designed data, decrease the student time and access to market information which is updated periodically.

All the software features of Google classroom on content and data-security, cloud hosting will be maintained through a robust User Login Account system with appropriate validation criteria and other data pertinent which will remain confidential.

Garje Marathi Global will not request any online payment information to access the course content but will ensure our content is not forwarded or copied in the public domain, prior our written content or permission.

6. COURSE CATEGORIES

We plan to divide our online course content on the following main topics from various validated non-profit organization & industry experts like ASTM, ASME, API, BSI, IHSMARKIT, IEEE, ISO etc and related industry experts within the global industry. We will only provide the guidelines & key topics within the Course titles and not the actual complete training program which is normally a 7 days /week program at a cost. Hyperlinks will be provided for a direct course contact accordingly.

Our Main COURSE TOPICS would focus on the needs of the Middle East region mainly categorized as:

1. INDUSTRIAL & MANAGEMENT COURSES - Operations & Maintenance, HSE, General Services, QMS, Soft skills.

2. ICT COURSES - I.T. & Cyber security info.

3. CONSTRUCTION info. services – BIM (Building Info. modeling) & Standards

4. ENGINEERING STANDARDS MANAGEMENT – compliance & benefits, e-books

5. AUGUMENTED REALITY (AR) / VIRTUAL REALITY (VR) and Smart Glasses applications

6. SAFE & SMART cities – various Security applications & smart technologies.

Our G.C.C. (Gulf cooperation council) industries covered for the above market business segments shall be mainly be in the Energy (Oil &Gas- upstream & downstream, Petrochemicals), Academics, Aviation, Construction, ICT (IT & Communications), Utilities (elec. & water), Security & Defense industry.

7. IDENTIFICATION & IMPLEMENTATION PLAN

The identification need for online training / eLearning has been highlighted during the COVID-19 pandemic more throughout the world, but more in the G.C.C. region which was not enabled for e-commerce concept, as still the old manual & paper system was being used by the govt. agencies. It was suffering from a series of technical drawbacks inclusive of managing & accessing the validated data in timely manner, usage of high resources and costs, high maintenance and retrieving the information was very tedious and lengthy process. Even if the information was found, it was required to go thru different departments manually for re-documentation and approvals and was not error-free with zero periodic industry updates. Based on the above shortfalls and for timely decision-making, it was the need to have online information portals, access to e-commerce, linkage to various govt. agencies online, faster compilation and analysis of raw data, quicker M.I.S. reports and reach higher public or customers locally and globally.  Because of this, people in the Middle East region focused on Online Training / e-Learning methodologies and became creative and social while minimizing contact in current crisis. Video chat became a staple for team meetings and distant education with virtual life activities in rise. This shift could mean big things for the VR (Virtual Reality), ICT and Smart technologies in the region.

Following form of content will be considered for the above 6 categories of COURSE TOPICS-

- Power point presentations

- Current industry insights

- G.C.C. market current trends on online training / distant Edu-tech

- AR/VR for virtual training and Smart Glasses concept - .ppt & videos

- List of key Courses desired in various industries covering Industrial / Management, ICT  & related fields

- Q&A and Tests on all levels

- Key Content on Safe & Smart cities

- Key Content on Smart technologies in the industries we serve

- Key content on Homeland Security technologies for industries we serve

- Access & Hyperlinks to various reputed Training organizations

- Access to the industry YOUTUBE video links

- Certification from Garje Marathi Global.

The duration of each 6 COURSE TITLES title can vary between 10-30 slides with all text /images /videos /Hyperlinks  to knowledgebase and actual Course carefully  analyzed, compiled content from worldwide industry leaders with a hyperlink to actual training course with a cost (optional). The entire duration of the eLearning course can vary from 30 min – 60 min. on main or sub-course titles or more in each COURSE TITLE category.

No prior knowledge of the topic will be assumed and few training materials would  be available for download. Please. note the actual Training conducted by the professional organizations like ASTM, ASME, API, BSI, ISO, IHSMARKIT are subject to be charged and should be directly contacted.

8. CONCLUSION

Our Project is only a humble venture to satisfy the needs of various Indians at the University level / Entrepreneurs / Small & Medium scale industries (SME) who wish to learn, understand the benefits of Online Training / eLearning methodologies and implement them for the G.C.C. region. This program will ensure numerous students/entrepreneurs will be benefited in case they would like to tap the market potential in/within the middle-east region.

We shall introduce & include hyperlinks to key training organizations worldwide that provide industry validated certification and Accreditation (directly with costs).

The entire course user interface and security issues related to system shall be as per  the standard operating procedures of Google Classroom services. We firmly believe that periodic updated and course content enhancements & insights we provide, will increase the value-addition of the technical information through our eLearning Management system and in future too will keep updating  & implementing the same with a wider regional base.

What has been made clear through this pandemic is the importance of disseminating knowledge across borders, companies, and all parts of society. If online learning technology can play a role here, it is incumbent upon all of us to explore its full potential.

Based on my industry experience of over 27 years in Kuwait, I have made considerable efforts to prepare and compile this validated content & wish to thank all the people and key organizations involved in this process directly or indirectly. I sincerely hope the eLearning project will serve its purpose for which it was developed by Garje Marathi Global and shall be a great success.

9. REFERENCES

The following reference links will be provided during actual course training and with the training material only. The links will be from educational non-profit organizations like ASTM, ASME, API, BSI, IEEE, IHSMARKIT & many more…

For details , watch : https://youtu.be/vgb-GMIftzQ 

Garje Marathi signs MOU

BAMU

MAGIC

PTVA

SGGS

SPPU

Gautam Thakur

Graciously accept to join Garje Marathi Global as an Advisor, Mentor

GIST : Aahaar Kranti

Global Indian Scientists and Technocrats GIST and Garje Marathi to collaborate for AAHAAR KRANTI initiative

GMG Talk

Manoj Prabhakar Kulkarni PhD. Hong Kong,   Dr. Sucheta Pawar

How to Become a scientist

Dr. Pallavi Limaye, Dr. Udayan Apte

Meenaltai Mohadikar

Joins Board of Director Garje Marathi Global Foundation.

Sanjay Paithankar Dr.

A philanthropist in UAE, supplies free oxygen cylinders back home

Sanjeev Brahme

Charitable Trusts and Taxation

Sudhir Kadam

*Everything that every Startup Entrepreneur should know about Funding*

Yogesh Virkar

Accepting a job offer with a German company to work in India – My Reflections

Garje Marathi signs MOU

Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University

औरंगाबाद: डॉ. बाबासाहेब आंबेडकर मराठवाडा विद्यापीठ (Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University) आणि अमेरिकास्थित ‘गर्जे महाराष्ट्र ग्लोबल इनोव्हेशन ॲकॅडमीमध्ये सामंजस्य करार झाला आहे. जागतिक पातळीवर कार्यरत उद्योजक, प्रशिक्षक, मार्गदर्शक यांचा समावेश असलेली संस्था आता विद्यापीठाला जोडली गेल्याने नवउद्योजकांना (start up) संधी उपलब्ध झाली आहे.

‘स्टार्टअप अ‍ॅक्सलेटर प्रोग्रॅम’ अंतर्गत विविध उपक्रम राबविण्यात येणार आहोत. अशी माहिती कुलगुरू डॉ. प्रमोद येवले यांनी रविवारी (ता. नऊ) ऑनलाइन पत्रकार परिषदेत दिली. यावेळी ‘गर्जे मराठी’चे अध्यक्ष आनंद गाणू, सुधीर कदम (सॅनफ्रान्सिस्को, अमेरिका) आणि अलंकार जोशी (सिंगापूर) यांनी सहभागी घेतला. प्र-कुलगुरू डॉ. श्‍याम शिरसाठ, कुलसचिव डॉ. जयश्री सूर्यवंशी, संयोजक डॉ. सचिन देशमुख, संजय शिंदे आदींची उपस्थिती होती.

‘गर्जे महाराष्ट्र’तर्फे पुरविल्या जाणाऱ्या सेवा नि:शुल्क असतील. संस्थेचे संस्थापक आनंद गानू आहेत. तर प्रकल्पाचे संचालक अलंकार जोशी आणि सुधीर कदम करीत आहेत. मराठवाड्यातील विद्यार्थी, संशोधक यांच्यात मोठी क्षमता असल्याचे कुलगुरूंनी सांगितले. ‘सिलिकॉन व्हॅली’च्या धर्तीवर नवोद्योजकांसाठी सोळा आठवड्यांचा प्रशिक्षण कार्यक्रम निःशुल्क उपलब्ध करण्यात आला आहे, असे सुधीर कदम म्हणाले. ‘मॅजिक’च्या माध्यमातूनही नवउद्योजकांना मार्गदर्शन होणार आहे. सोळा आठवड्यांच्या प्रशिक्षण सहभागाकरिता https://forms.gle/jf5kPEuyaJ8yZLxw6  या संकेतस्थळावर फॉर्म भरावा.

Times of India

https://m.timesofindia.com/city/aurangabad/bamu-signs-mou-with-garje-marathi-foundation/amp_articleshow/82503146.cms?__twitter_impression=true&s=08

https://www.lokmat.com/aurangabad/memorandum-understanding-between-university-and-garje-maharashtra-a680/

https://www.esakal.com/marathwada/aurangabad/bamu-agreement-with-garje-maharashtra-usa-startup-accelerator-program

http://www.marathi.newsstorytoday.com/%E0%A4%A8%E0%A4%B5%E0%A4%89%E0%A4%A6%E0%A5%8D%E0%A4%AF%E0%A5%8B%E0%A4%9C%E0%A4%95%E0%A4%BE%E0%A4%82%E0%A4%A8%E0%A4%BE-%E0%A4%B8%E0%A4%82%E0%A4%A7%E0%A5%80/

Marathwada Accelerator for Growth and Incubation Council (MAGIC) and Garje Marathi Global sign MOU

Marathwada Accelerator for Growth and Incubation Council (MAGIC) Aurangabad is Business Incubator (BI), Recognized by Maharashtra State Innovation Society (MSInS), Government of Maharashtra. MAGIC is also approved Host Institute/Business Incubator under Scheme to Support Entrepreneurial and Managerial Development of MSMEs through Incubators, Ministry of MSME, Govt, of India.

Sincere thanks to Ashish Garde for taking the lead and making this possible.

Parle Tilak Vidyalaya Association PTVA

Garje Marathi Global and Parle Tilak Vidyalaya Association sign MOU:

Thanks to GMG’s Sanjeev Brahme, Sameer Padhye and PTVA’s Dr Sucheta Pawar and Ridhima.

Very special thanks to Vice Chancellor Dr. Snehalata Deshmukh for her guidance and blessings.

GMG and SGGS Nanded Sign MOU

Garje Marathi Global and Shri Guruji Gobind Singhji Institute of Engineering and Technology (SGGSIET), Nanded sign MOU.

Special thanks to Director Prof. Yashawant Joshi and Suhas Gajre Ph.D. (IIT Delhi) Dean (Incubation) and Dean (Procurement)  Professor, Department of Electronics and Telecommunication Engg.

GMG and SPPU join hands

Excellent meeting with Pune University Vice Chancellor  Dr. Nitin R Karmalkar and Dr. Apoorva Palkar Director Innovation, Incubation & Linkages. GMG is getting connected with E-content Development And Learning Innovation Centre and with 870 colleges of SSUP

Very sincere thanks to Dr. Karmalkar and Dr. Apoorva Palkar, director-Innovation, Incubation& Linkages ,Savitribai Phule Pune University at Savitribai Phule Pune University

Vice Chancellor Prof Nitin R Karmalkar is a well known scientist in the field of Igneous petrology. He currently is working as Professor in Department of Geology and Head of Department of Environmental Science at SP Pune University, India. He also works as Director, IQAC and has been motivating academicians for embellishments towards quality assurance. This provides him with blend of strong academic/research experience with administrative expertise.

Gautam Thakur

Graciously accept to join Garje Marathi Global as an Advisor, Mentor

*“Thank you Shri. Gautam Thakur, Chairman Saraswat Cooperative Bank Ltd., for graciously accepting to assist, guide and mentor Garje Marathi Global”*
Shri Gautam E. Thakur is B.E. (Civil) from Pune University. He also holds Diploma in Financial Management from IMDR, Pune. He has attended Management Development Programmes at IIM, Ahmedabad in the field of Strategy.
He has been successfully heading National School of Banking (NSB), the pioneering and premier private training Institute in the field of Banking and Finance, since last sixteen years. Since its establishment in 1978, during the last 35 years NSB has helped more than 85,000 students to secure jobs in the banking industry and has trained more than 3, 55,000 students. He has rich extensive experience in the field of Residential, Commercial and Industrial Construction. He has completed several prestigious projects in Mumbai, Pune and Goa through his firm ‘NSB Properties’.

GIST : Aahaar Kranti

Global Indian Scientists and Technocrats GIST and Garje Marathi to collaborate for AAHAAR KRANTI initiative

GMG’s Dr. Anita Kant met GIST Team (Global Indian Scientists and Technocrats Forum) to understand to plan participation in Aahaar Kranti initiative. “Dr. Yelloji Mirajkar - Hindu University of America and Nandkumar Palkar for inviting GMG to join this amazing initiative.

GMG Talk

‘https://youtu.be/upLyxcCJ4PY  Dr. Sucheta Pawar

Dr. Sucheta Pawar is a doctorate in Agriculture and Environmental Economics, academician for 25 years and First-Generation Entrepreneur.

https://youtu.be/EGqWmFrB2BMManoj Prabhakar Kulkarni PhD. Hong Kong,

Dr. Manoj has been very supportive of GMG and leads GMG Hong Kong Chapter

How to Become a scientist

https://youtu.be/tcm3G4oEGOM

Pallavi Limaye PhD DABT Director Scientific  Consulting , Udayan Apte PhD DABT Associate Professor University of Kansas Medical Center

For details about this initiative by Garje Marathi Global https://www.garjemarathi.com/Blog/newsletter_details.php?newsletter=GMG-Health-and-Pharma-Technocrats-group..

Meenaltai Mohadikar

Joins Board of Director Garje Marathi Global Foundation.

Meenaltai Mohadikar

'Aamhi Udyogini Prathishthan' is a trust established 20 Years back on 8th March 1997. This organization was formed with the sole intention of women empowerment, a dream and vision of our founder member Mrs. Meenal Mohadikar who is the backbone of this movement.

'Aamhi Udyogini' was a small pod then, which has now turned into a huge tree under the guidance of great entrepreneurs & Businessmen like Shri V.V.Deshpande. Smt.Rajani Danadekar, Mr. Pradeep Varma, Smt. Pushpa Trilokekar & Many More.

The head office of 'Aamhi Udyogini' is situated at Dadar (W) Mumbai with its branches spread at New Mumbai, Kalyan, Borivali, Thane, Goregaon, Pune, Nasik, Ratnagiri, Aurangabad and Dubai.

It is said that if a woman gets educated, her whole house gets educated, likely if a women becomes an entrepreneur, then her entire family gets influenced by her skills.

'Aamhi Udyogini' firmly believes that all ladies have qualities & potential for starting a business, only thing needed is to find the hidden qualities & nurture them from business point of view & this is what we strive for.

'Aamhi Udyogini' organizes various programs like

• Which business to choose?
• What are the training facilities available for it?
• How to market your product?
• How to advertise and Package your product?
• Where to get financial help?
• "Udyogache Tantra Aani Mantra"
• Entrepreneurs Development Program (1 month certified course)
• "Mala Udyojak Vhaychay!"
• B2B Meetings at Dubai & Fujairah
• Industrial Visit at Ichalkaranji
• Business Educational visit at Jaipur

In the month of March it organizes 'Aamhi Udyogini State Level Conference for Women Entrepreneurs' which draws tremendous response. Women from all over Maharashtra come to attend this seminar, to get motivated & gain knowledge from eminent personalities who grace the occasion. On this day we also give awards to 5 Women Entrepreneurs from Mumbai, Konkan, Vidarbha, Marathwada & West Maharashtra respectively for their work done.

'Aamhi Udyogini' acts as a platform for women to establish their business and expand it. This is achieved by organizing various discussions, meetings , seminars, free counseling, study tours & personal guidance.

These women members meet on a regular basis to share their ideas and thoughts and also learn about the new opportunities.

We also publish a quarterly magazine called 'Aamhi Udyogini' which covers various success stories of women in different fields.

Obviously all this work cannot be done single handedly & it's a team work & efforts put in by the whole staff & the branches , under the guidance & leadership of the president & founder Member Meenal Mohadikar who herself is an institution. Not only she has immense knowledge but also has the zest to see more women progressing & standing up on their feet & be more independent.

Mrs. Meenal Mohadikar has completed 25 years of her business. She has an event organizing company which organizes exhibition under the name Consumers Shoppee all over Maharashtra, Goa, Karnataka & UAE. She was the president of Maharashtra Chamber of Commerce Industries & Agriculture(MACCIA), a 80 years old organization. In this span of 80 years, she being the 1st Lady President. Currently she is the Vice President of Maharashtra Economic Development Council (MEDC). She has also received various awards for her noble work.

The goal of 'Aamhi Udyogini' is to make women educated as well strive hard to gain success through dedication & determination and to follow her dreams.

Sanjay Paithankar Dr.

A philanthropist in UAE, supplies free oxygen cylinders back home

Dubai: Rising to the need of the hour, an Indian expatriate has organised several container loads of oxygen cynlinders and concetrators, approximately worth over Dh1 million, for India, free of cost.

Dr Sanjay Paithankar, a dedicated doctor and philanthropist from the UAE, has shipped about 600 oxygen concentrators and 200 cylinders with medical oxygen in the first consigment that is likely to reach the Indian shores in the next 15 days. Of these, about 150 oxygen concentrators have been air-lifted and will reach Nagpur by May 8.

Speaking to Gulf News about his Save India mission, Dr Paithankar said, “As soon as I heard about the oxygen shortage in my home town Nagpur and the Vidarbha region in Maharastra, I decided to reach out to like-minded friends there to see how we could all help. The response was quick and magnanimous and many contributed generously. In fact, one wealthy buinsessman who wished to remain anonymous, contributed 250 concentrators, in this consignment,” said Dr Paithankar who has personally chipped in a sum of Dh200,000 to organise the concentrators and cylinders.

Since there is a shortage of concetrators and oxygen cylinders, sourcing them was a challenge. Dr Paithankar said, “I decided to source the cylinders and concentrators from around the world to reach India as quickly as possible. I was finally able to source these in China and the first consignment will be in Mumbai via Thailand and Singapore in the next 15 days. For the next batches, I am working to air-lift the cargo for quicker delivery and these efforts are ongoing. I have started this work and will do my best to serve my motherland to the best of my capacity,” said Dr Paithankar, who has spent three decades in the UAE. A large portion of thisn period has been dedicated to providing affordable health care to the underprivileged in the UAE.

Reaching out to the sick and needy

A recipient of the 10-year Golden Visa, Dr Paithankar is the managing director of Right Health Group that provides affordable health care to the doorstep of the labour workforce of UAE with over the clinics across Dubai and Northern Emirates. By charging a subsidised price for consultation, treatment and medicines in the last 32 years, he has made it possible for blue-collar workers to get complete access to quality health care within their basic health insurance. Where the worker is unable to meet the expense of co-payment, Dr Paithankar has never turned away a worker from getting the medical help he requires.

Battling early COVID-19 transmission

During the earliest phase of the outbreak of COVID-19 in the UAE in March 2020, Dr Paithankar and his health care team played a very crucial role by organising free screening camps for all blue collar workers to prevent transmisison and spread of the disease.

In the earliest stages when people in the UAE were still discovering the lethal impact of the COVID-19, Dr Paithankar joined hands with the Dubai Health Authority and Dubai Police to assist them in screening all blue collar workers. It was a mammoth task which required a lot of manpower as several thousand blue collar workes, the weakest chain in the link, had to be screened, diagnosed, quarnatined or hosptialised.

COVID-19 screening

DHA and Dubai Police had set up medical screening camps near various labour camps in early March 2020. At such a juncture, when there was strong need for health care workers to step up and come forward to offer their services, one man decided to brush aside all other concerns for self-preservation and collaborate extensively and unconditionally with the government.

With clinics located close to all labour camps, Dr Paithankar and health care workers had the best accessibility and reach to the workers. “This was my way of giving back to the UAE, a country that has given me so much in the last three decades. I decided to collaborate with the government and offer my services right away as DHA and Dubai Police set up the screening tents near the labour camps at Dubai Investment Park, Jebel Ali, Al Quoz and right up to the emirate of Ajman in all our 25 Right Health clinics.”

This was a nascent period when information about the virus was still very limited. Dr Paithankar added, “At that moment, we had no idea of how lethal the virus was and we were using the basic protective equipment. We would screen all those who came with symptoms of cough, cold and fever. Those who fit the profile of being infected with COVID-19 were sent for testing to DHA designated centres. We worked closely with the authorities and were screening up to 3,500 workers per day. Of these, nearly 200-300 were sent for RT-PCR testing as in those days, the PCR test was a new diagnostic tool and was limited to a few places. At all the camps, we were putting in long hours during the earliest days of the pandemic. I had recruited extra staff and cancelled annual leave of all my staff and we were putting in over 14 hours of work per day, from 9am to 11pm,” recounted the doctor.

Controlling community transmissions

It was this rapid screening, segregation and isolation which proved to be very effective in those early days in controlling community transmission rates. In the next three months, as the government set up field hospitals, designated hotels etc, it became easier to grade patients into mild, moderate and severe cases. Those who had mild conditions could isolate at hotel rooms, while those who were moderately affected were sent to field hospitals and those who were in severe or critical conditions and required ventilator support were admitted into the COVID-19 Intensive Care Units of hospitals. However, early mass testing of blue-collar workers went a long way in containing the infection rate.

Over 300,000 workers screened from March-May 2020, free of cost

“In those three months from March to May 2020, we helped screen over 300,000 blue collar workers across all our 25 clinics and about five per cent of these required hospital admissions,” added Dr Paithankar.

Today, with the worst of the pandemic behind him, Dr Paithankar and his team continues to serve the workers with heavily subsidised health packages. “We try to make the entire package as affordable to the worker without compromising on the quality of service. From consultation to diagnostics to medication, we provide packages from Dh9 to Dh120, all-inclusive. In most cases, the workers’ Essential Basic Plan (EBP) is able to cover this cost. Wherever we find workers unable to pay, because they are in between jobs or their health insurance has expired, I never charge them at all. I let them avail the treatment and I must commend the integrity of these workers who actually always make it a point to come and repay their outstanding amount whenever they are reinstated into jobs or have the money,” said Dr Paithankar.

Right Health is able to cater to about 100,000 workers per month and about 1.2 million annually, at the moment. “We aim to work more efficiently and take this number up to 1.8 million by 2022,” explained Dr Paithankar.

“The doctors who we hire have a vast body of experience and are experts at taking detailed case histories and prescribing only tests that are essential. In fact, we monitor the number of tests a doctor prescribes and incentivise those who have success with patients with lower number of prescribed tests. This helps in keeping the cost down. We try and offer all other subsidies that accrue to us as a group to the workers. This has worked to the benefit of workers,” added Dr Paithankar.

All-woman pharmacy at Muhaisnah

The group has also set up an all-women pharmacy in Muhaisnah, Dubai, this month. “We decided to have this all-woman pharmacy as we realised that many female workers employed in hotels, saloons etc had several inhibitions discussing their health care issues with male pharmacists. Providing female pharmacists has helped these female workers to share their health issues and be more open about seeking medical help. We have a female service staff of five, two in the morning and two in the evening. The pharmacy is open right from 7am up to 11pm,” said Dr Paithankar.

Sanjay Paithankar, a doctor and philanthropist who settled in Dubai several decades ago, has organised oxygen concentrators and cylinders worth 2.5 lakh dollars to be shipped to Nagpur over by 08 May 2021.

“I formed a WhatsApp group of Indians in Dubai to see how we can help our city of origin…Several people magnanimously responded and we have organised 600 oxygen concentrators and 200 cylinders, which will be together worth 2.5 lakh dollars, including shipment charges,” Paithankar said

https://www.garjemarathi.com/member_details.php?member=Sanjay-Paithankar

Listen to Dr. Sanjay Paithankar : https://youtu.be/56m7UQkhjhs

Sanjeev Brahme

Charitable Trusts and Taxation

Sanjeev Brahme: Virtual Refresher Course on NGOs & Charitable Organizations 26th May 2021

https://youtu.be/aAyX6Ajcs0s

Sanjeev Brahme’s  presentation on Charitable trust and taxation on 26th May at Western India Regional Council of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India. There was attendance of 450 CAs from Maharashtra, Goa, and Gujrath

Sanjeev Brahme is Founder- Director of Garje Marathi Global Foundation , section 8 company.

Sudhir Kadam

*Everything that every Startup Entrepreneur should know about Funding*

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykYH5wKyviw   
To mark the beginning of association between Garje Marathi Global and Savitribai Phule Pune University Sudhir Kadam’s talk on “UNDERSTANDING STARTUP FUNDING”
Special thanks to Vice Chancellor Dr. Nitin Karmalkar and Dr. Apoorva Palkar Director Innovation, Incubation & Linkages SPPU for being so supportive in creating an association between GMG and SPPU. 
Sudhir Kadam, Garje Marathi’s advisor-mentor is member of GMG Core Team. He is brain, main force behind formation of Garje Marathi Global Innovation Academy.

Yogesh Virkar

Accepting a job offer with a German company to work in India – My Reflections

In 2006, I completed my master’s degree in Mechatronics from University of Siegen in Germany. After working for 20 months in Germany, I decided to work for a German company as Operations Manager to set up their manufacturing facility for producing a wide variety of metal false ceilings and lighting systems.

Here are some of my key learnings:

• The sheer thrill of getting to do something I had never done before motivated me to take up this opportunity to challenge myself. Just the thought of the multi-disciplinary requirements and the underlying knowhow necessary to establish a manufacturing unit was daunting.
• I focused on preparing a high-level overview of the deliverables for every department and breaking it down into manageable tasks which could then be delegated further and executed.
• As an Indian who studied in Germany, when I went back to India to work for a German organization, I played many roles besides the official job title.
• The key advantage for me was an early start at a managerial role with a German organization.
• Key challenge: setting up a business as per the German standards in Haryana.
• Key achievement:
  • I set up the manufacturing facility and made it fully functional over a span of 7 years with a team of 30 people + 10 contract laborers.
  • I joined back the parent company in Germany.

After working in Germany, if you are thinking of working in India (short or long term), go for it. It could be an enriching experience for you as well as our motherland.

Yogesh Mohan Virkar

Table of Contents

"Business Opportunities By Mr. Anand Ganu, organized By MEDC, Aamhi Udyogini Pratisthan

Amhi Udyogini: Meenal Mohadikar

Amit Waikar: From Flavors of India & Fragrances of China

Amit Waikar builds Vasudaiva Kutumbakam across The Great Wall

Ashish Garde , MOU signed between GMG and MAGIC Aurangabad

Chitra Sawant’s Blog …. At Garje Marathi Global

Data Driven Digital Healthcare : Abhi Gholap

GMG Health & Pharma Technocrats Forum : Introduction by Dr. Anita Kant

For more details: https://www.garjemarathi.com/Blog/newsletter_details.php?newsletter=GMG-Health-and-Pharma-Technocrats-group

GMG Innovation Academy LaunchPad 03 April

GMG-IA Start-up Accelerator Program :

Higher Education in Germany.

In silico techniques for accelerating drug discovery : Sachin Patil

'INSPIRATION' Nitin Paranjpe

Introduction and Invitation to join Mission Garje Marathi Global

Mandar Bichhu, Sharjah Doctor creates a Tendulkar Museum

Manish Maloji Patil of Jugaadfunda and Garje Marathi Global enter cooperation pact.

Mentee Etiquette Involving Startups

Neha Virkar: Voluntary Community Interpreter in Germany

Sanjay Dhavalikar Jt Secretary HEF

Shirish Rangnekar Singapore: GMG-IA Start-up Accelerator Program :

Surviving A Statrtup : Steve Hoffman

Teach2Teach

"Business Opportunities By Mr. Anand Ganu, organized By MEDC, Aamhi Udyogini Pratisthan

The Maharashtra Economic Development Council (MEDC)  was established in 1957 with the participation of prominent chambers of commerce, businesses, and industry associations from Maharashtra to “facilitate rapid and balanced economic development of Maharashtra. Today it is prime institute making great social impact under leadership of Shri. Ravi Boratkar

'Aamhi Udyogini Prathishthan' is a trust established on 8th March 1997. This organization was formed with the sole intention of women empowerment, a dream and vision of  founder member Mrs. Meenaltai Mohadikar who is the backbone of this movement.

Garje Marathi is born with one and only aim of bringing together Global Marathi on one platform for cooperation in education and entrepreneurship. We are ever expanding network of Marathi people who have left shores of our beloved motherland Bharat for personal growth, for growth of our community and have knowledge, Education and entrepreneurship of prime importance in their life. The mission purpose of GMG is Networking, Mentoring, Giving back to our roots and celebrating success of Marathi around the world.

Three social organizations are coming together today to share knowledge, to create symbiotic network, to give back to our roots. We all are in debts of our Matrubhumi, our culture-heritage and our Samaj/ society. These debts can never be repaid by doing something that we can do for other members of society and that too selflessly is only our way of  acknowledging that debt and expressing gratitude…For details watch:-

https://youtu.be/i41G-0jByAI 

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Amhi Udyogini: Meenal Mohadikar

'Aamhi Udyogini Prathishthan' is a trust established 20 Years back on 8th March 1997. This organization was formed with the sole intention of women empowerment, a dream and vision of our founder member Mrs. Meenal Mohadikar who is the backbone of this movement.

'Aamhi Udyogini' was a small pod then, which has now turned into a huge tree under the guidance of great entrepreneurs & Businessmen like Shri V.V.Deshpande. Smt.Rajani Danadekar, Mr. Pradeep Varma, Smt. Pushpa Trilokekar & Many More.

The head office of 'Aamhi Udyogini' is situated at Dadar (W) Mumbai with its branches spread at New Mumbai, Kalyan, Borivali, Thane, Goregaon, Pune, Nasik, Ratnagiri, Aurangabad and Dubai.

It is said that if a woman gets educated, her whole house gets educated, likely if a women becomes an entrepreneur, then her entire family gets influenced by her skills.

'Aamhi Udyogini' firmly believes that all ladies have qualities & potential for starting a business, only thing needed is to find the hidden qualities & nurture them from business point of view & this is what we strive for.

'Aamhi Udyogini' organizes various programs like

• Which business to choose?
• What are the training facilities available for it?
• How to market your product?
• How to advertise and Package your product?
• Where to get financial help?
• "Udyogache Tantra Aani Mantra"
• Entrepreneurs Development Program (1 month certified course)
• "Mala Udyojak Vhaychay!"
• B2B Meetings at Dubai & Fujairah
• Industrial Visit at Ichalkaranji
• Business Educational visit at Jaipur

In the month of March it organizes 'Aamhi Udyogini State Level Conference for Women Entrepreneurs' which draws tremendous response. Women from all over Maharashtra come to attend this seminar, to get motivated & gain knowledge from eminent personalities who grace the occasion. On this day we also give awards to 5 Women Entrepreneurs from Mumbai, Konkan, Vidarbha, Marathwada & West Maharashtra respectively for their work done.

'Aamhi Udyogini' acts as a platform for women to establish their business and expand it. This is achieved by organizing various discussions, meetings , seminars, free counseling, study tours & personal guidance.

These women members meet on a regular basis to share their ideas and thoughts and also learn about the new opportunities.

We also publish a quarterly magazine called 'Aamhi Udyogini' which covers various success stories of women in different fields.

Obviously all this work cannot be done single handedly & it's a team work & efforts put in by the whole staff & the branches , under the guidance & leadership of the president & founder Member Meenal Mohadikar who herself is an institution. Not only she has immense knowledge but also has the zest to see more women progressing & standing up on their feet & be more independent.

Mrs. Meenal Mohadikar has completed 25 years of her business. She has an event organizing company which organizes exhibition under the name Consumers Shoppee all over Maharashtra, Goa, Karnataka & UAE. She was the president of Maharashtra Chamber of Commerce Industries & Agriculture(MACCIA), a 80 years old organization. In this span of 80 years, she being the 1st Lady President. Currently she is the Vice President of Maharashtra Economic Development Council (MEDC). She has also received various awards for her noble work.

The goal of 'Aamhi Udyogini' is to make women educated as well strive hard to gain success through dedication & determination and to follow her dreams

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Amit Waikar: From Flavors of India & Fragrances of China

Amit Waikar builds Vasudaiva Kutumbakam across The Great Wall

• Amit Waikar, Managing Director of Döhler ASEAN was one of the youngest winners of Pravasi Bharatiya Samman for his outstanding achievements in business and cosmopolitan initiatives.
• China’s focus on creating facilitating infrastructure funded by Government even from the 80s has led to growth in FDI and industries
• India holds huge scope in developing its flavours and fragrances industry 

Amit Waikar represents a generation of a self-driven spirited individual who went on to make a mark in the high echelons of the Indian corporate world with a value that is fundamentally Indian yet cosmopolitan. Presently the Managing Director - ASEAN at Döhler Group, Amit Waikar wears his accomplishments with an air of disarming honesty while his innate verve makes a definite impact. He is also one of the youngest winners of Pravasi Bharatiya Samman. 

Amit Waikar grew up in the ‘erstwhile small town’ Nagpur, which set his outlook towards life and to make a difference without being forcefully so.   The formative years were honed by the presence of his father, Dr Vinay Waikar, an ex-army man and the second anesthesiologist in Nagpur. “What you do for a career or what you do for a living is important, but that should not define you the way you are, instead what matters is the legacy one wants to leave behind”, Amit maintains.

Urkoon Taka: Building Fundamentals

Born to a family of doctors, with his mother Dr Vina Waikar being a well-known gynaecologist and two elder sisters practising medicine, Amit developed anguish for studying medicine and also ‘rebelled’ with the idea of becoming an engineer. After passing out from one of the most prestigious schools in Nagpur when Waikar enrolled for a BSc degree in Environmental Science with English Literature as an additional subject, he was met with little resistance from his broad-minded parents. Though on one occasion on his mother’s bidding, his father took Waikar to meet Dr Shrikant Jichkar - the man holding the record for maximum degrees, and then Home Minister of Maharashtra. The idea was to get Amit admitted to a medical college which did not work out finally. 

Amit Waikar remembers, “BSc or BA, I had no clue of what I wanted to do.”  Amit met his future wife Aparna, who motivated him for enrolling in MBA, and Amit completed his MBA in Nagpur. At this point, Amit admits his “friend, philosopher and guide” Dr Shrikant Shorghore, a well-known paediatrician in Nagpur offered to write a letter of recommendation to someone he knew in Mumbai for Amit’s job opportunity. Dr Shrikant Shorghore also advised Amit to follow the Marathi “Urkoon Taka” principle which means “to get things completed”. 

From International Flavors & Fragrances to Döhler

The gentleman Dr Shorghore had sent the referral was Sunil Doronde, the Managing Director of International Flavors & Fragrances (IFF). It was 1992, the Indian economy was opening up to welcome MNCs, and with no idea about flavour and fragrances segment, Amit Waikar joined IFF as Market Research Executive. Amit explains, “When people think of flavours and fragrances, people think of fine fragrances associated with brands like GUCCI, PRADA, CK and the rest. But that is only ten per cent of the segment. Ninety per cent of it is about fragrances for soap, detergent, talcum powder and that makes up for the bulk. 

There is a complete set of companies not known to many for they, being on the B2B side, including the famed S.H.Kelkar & Co. Ltd. a third-generation India brand.” Amit Waikar’s progression in IFF began when he was given the responsibility of key account manager of Hindustan Lever Limited, managing the account for India and subsequently for Bangladesh, Nepal and Sri Lanka. All this while, Amit was learning the nuances about fragrances, the technicalities and its business.

After a little more than four years with IFF, Amit Waikar was approached by Döhler for the position of Regional Sales Manager. The following years saw Amit Waikar managing accounts for India and South East Asia and two-and-half years at Döhler headquarters in Germany. This followed what Amit Waikar mentions as “a wonderful stint of eleven years in China.”

The Great Wall of China: Mixed Bag of Learning & Leadership

Arriving in Shanghai, Waikar started by managing the global accounts of the Asia Pacific region for Döhler and, he is today operating from Bangkok leading the ASEAN market as its Managing Director. Amit Waikar says, “The experience is never less than exciting. I think there is a lot of action that is going to happen in the ASEAN market. There will be pockets of extremely high growth and every market has its dynamics. This is going to be a mixed bag of learning, leadership and dealing with unique challenges.”

Amit’s stay in China was not just all about corporate leadership and business growth. One aspect that set Waikar apart from the rest was his significant role as a community builder and supporter of the Indian community in China. Essentially a humanist, he was conferred the Pravasi Bharatiya Samman Award, the highest honour conferred on overseas Indians by the Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India. Amit Waikar’s instance is also unique in a certain way, as he was not nominated by Indian Embassy from China and he being the first Indian to be awarded this distinction from mainland China. The journey to this height began when Amit Waikar started attending the events of the Indian Association in China. 

Amit Waikar remembers, “While attending these events which were grand and spectacular, I sensed something still amiss. Probably it is my Nagpur upbringing; I intuitively felt the absence of connection with the community. They were all typically elite events where the common Indian living in China never felt to be part of such association. After one such event on our drive back home, I disclosed my concerns to my wife Aparna. She made a point for me to become an active change-maker instead of being on the sidelines and complain about the shortcoming.” Aparna Waikar’s assertion stayed on with him. 

Indian Association for Indians in China

So after a couple of months, not even being a board member of the association, he nominated himself in the election for the president’s post. His friends played a key role and went for canvassing to the members of the Indian community who were not yet a part of the association and they became members just to vote for Amit. His vision for making the Indian Association accessible to every single Indian in China for any and every kind of concern and aid was widely felt like a primer to a change. The year was 2013, Waikar was elected the president of the Indian Association.

During his tenure, Amit Waikar successfully initiated the blood donation campaigns, a rather uncommon social practice among Chinese people. This very Indian ethos was put to action and Indians donated blood for the Chinese people, a mark of service to their host nation and present India’s time-honoured eternal ideal of “Vasudaiva Kutumbakam”. Cricket tournaments, Diwali celebrations and cultural programs were planned with the distinctive Indian cultural feel. 

Amit & Aparna Waikar

In 2015 Amit received a call from The Hon’ble Counsel General asking for the Indian Association to host a community event during the forthcoming visit of The Hon’ble Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modi. Amit Waikar connected with the community through the network he had built and all Indians were excited and involved themselves to give Modiji a grand welcome.

The challenge was to bring all Indians in China together, which under the leadership of Amit Waikar, from a count of seven hundred, seven thousand Indians were waiting to greet The Prime Minister of India, at the iconic Shaghai Expo Centre on 15th May. Amit Waikar, being at the helm of this civic reception, received Modiji, greeted him and introduced the members of the Indian Association to The Prime Minister. It was not just connecting Indians in Shanghai but also about Indians from other cities and districts of China. 

In 2019 Amit Waikar was awarded Pravasi Bharatiya Samman at Varanasi, for his contributions for building a strong Indian community in China. The Indian Association in China works towards understanding problems and providing social, legal, medical and institutional support to every Indian individual living in China even in the remotest of cities. The foundation to such activities was cemented during Amit Waikar’s tenure and today he continues to be a senior board member of The Indian Association. 

Biggest Political Enemies & Largest Economic Partners

Talking about the business lessons from China, Waikar notes, “Firstly, China has built an entire universe of manufacturing through an amazing way what the world calls ‘copying’, but China calls it ‘inspiration’. So even in the eighties and nineties, there were the so-called innovation centres, research labs that were set up. They were entirely government-owned where a product or component was completely dismantled with the objective to understand the technology, and the information gathered was given free of cost to the entrepreneurs to develop it further.

Secondly, at that point in time, the funding for manufacturing business was easily available. Thirdly, when China opened its economy and welcomed FDI, they had the infrastructure made readily available, not that the infra was developed alongside or afterwards. So, what was claimed was not mere words but actions, investors took no time to channel the funds to China.” 

Another important thing to understand about China is that it operates as an organization. Amit Waikar says that the system is such that every five years, each provincial head of China requires to present results in terms of employment generation, getting companies involved or getting the infrastructure and network more robust. Amazing power in decision making is also given to the authorities to meet their respective goals. Waikar adds, “China is all about clusters. There is a cluster for each segment like there are clusters for automobile, chemical, rubber, furniture etc. This results in an area where twenty to thirty companies producing same products with a consolidated infrastructure of the workforce, technology, suppliers and OEMs.” 

But the great learning Amit had in China is that “its biggest political enemies are its largest economic partners”. He cites the example of economic and trade cooperation between China and Japan or even the same with its trade ties with Taiwan and the USA. The fundamental idea is to keep the economic growth of the nation despite the political differences. 

Speaking of the opportunities of the Indian companies in China, Amit Waikar observes, there is ample opportunity for Indian iron ore, coffee and similar products, spices, fisheries and fruit products. He says, ”Another aspect one should never forget is the Indian skill and talent pool. Indians leading China’s pharmaceutical companies is a case in the point.” 

And finally, Amit Waikar draws attention to the fact that all MNCs are now having China-Plus-One policies triggered by SAARs and, now COVID19. The idea is to establish one or two non-Chinese locations for manufacturing.  “Are we ready to offer tangible support to welcome those MNCs?” Amit wonders. But being a firm believer of vision, foresight and commitment Waikar is confident that it quite possible for India to achieve these goals. 

Huge Opportunity for India: Fragrance & Flavor Industry

Speaking of the industry Amit Waikar has dedicated his career, Fragrance and Flavor or F&F as it is commonly known, he says, “Though it is not a well-known segment in India, the industry is quite big, very well managed and an industry driven by professionals. India always had a legacy of fragrances, but it was never an organized one. After the economic liberalization in the nineties, F&F got a major boost. So today all the F&F leaders of the world like Givaudan, Firmenich, Symrise and IFF and many more are actually manufacturing their products in India and generating employment.” 

Amit Waikar feels there is a need to train people in the field of F&F at the university levels. The bulk of F&F is associated with beverages and fruit juices. China is presently supplying eighty per cent of chemical products that goes into making finer fragrances in F&F. “India holds a major potential to start the processing of fruit juices. The focus should be on fruit cultivation and processing. There is a scope for the Indian entrepreneurship to take F&F in beverages to the global level is huge indeed”, Amit Waikar explains. 

All the while in the world of business and trade, Amit Waikar works to give back to the society that has nurtured him to be the man he is today. With active support from his family and friends, he is associated with Deepstambh Foundation in Jalgaon where the plan is to build Asia’s largest hostel and training centre especially for the differently-abled, the tribal people and the socially marginalized children above eighteen years of age and train them to be leaders of future. “And this has helped me to answer the unfounded criticism about my Motherland that it is land of potential and no actualization. I have at least participated to bring about a change however minuscule it may be,” reflects Amit Waikar. 

https://www.themachinemaker.com/machinemaker/amit-waikar-pravasi-bharatiya-samman-2304 

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Ashish Garde , MOU signed between GMG and MAGIC Aurangabad

MARATHWADA Accelerator For Growth and Incubation Council (MAGIC) Aurangabad is a Business Incubator & SME Accelerator . It's one amongst the very few Incubators hosted outside of academic institutions & that too firmly connected with Industries.

 MAGIC is a Section 8 Company (Not For Profit ) established by eminent members of Chamber of Marathwada Industries and Agriculture (CMIA) Aurangabad - the apex body of industries in Marathwada Region.

MAGIC Aurangabad is a unique sector agnostic Incubator & SME Accelerator which is promoted by the members of a Regional level industries Association & hosted in its campus where in leading industrialists are mentors to the Startups being incubated.

MAGIC is recognised by MSME Ministry Govt of India  & Maharashtra State Innovation Society (MsInS) Govt.of Maharashtra.

MAGIC is supporting individuals / teams with innovative ideas which are having potential to get converted into successful enterprises which then can be scaled further in due course of time.

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Chitra Sawant’s Blog …. At Garje Marathi Global

….At Garje Marathi Global, they build careers and lives of aspiring minds 

“Supporting the youth evolve, defines our purpose,” said Anand Ganu as he made vivid his organisation, Garje Marathi Global (GMG) Inc goals, which has 60 domain experts grooming over 150 students the world over. “In fact, it’s so important that it’s part of Garje Marathi’s mission – to be a catalyst for change, growth, and a better future,” mentions Ganu, as he shares enthusiastically about the organisation which he had co-founded with his life partner Suneeta in 2016.

Ganu, a successful businessman, with a background in the pharma sector, following his retirement found a new passion connecting with exemplary Marathi-speaking people across the globe, documenting their stories of triumph and connecting all of them together. This was a start of an interesting journey, soon his passion could lead to two epic books, Garje Marathi part 1 and part 2, bringing forth the lives of 70 illustrious Maharashtrians spread across the globe. 

Though he himself comes from an old school of thought, which believes in ‘doing good and forgetting all about it’, which is a typical trait known among Maharashtrians, however, he also understands that there is a dire need, that people talk about their success and achievements. The vigorous web connecting these limelight shy eminent Maharashtrians evolved into Garje Marathi Global Inc, a non-profit organisation. 

Padma Vibhushan Raghunath Anant Mashelkar and Padma Vibhushan Avinash Dixit are some of the prominent personalities on its advisory board. “GMG trains, coaches, mentors aspiring minds through education and counselling for building their better future. Several domain experts have willingly come forward to share their expertise wholeheartedly with the youth, said Ganu. Effective planning, efficient delivery systems, a collaborative approach with partners, and mentoring provided with integrity, compassion, competence have resulted in an increasing number of beneficiaries.

Ganu, based out of California, works round the clock attending online meetings with his counterparts in 30 international cities. It keeps Ganu on his toes and secures GMG’s position among the world’s richest organisations, in terms of the availability of talent and expertise. Developing entrepreneurship skill is one area GMG has been concentrating on,  which has been receiving a tremendous response, and so is Saksham, their project where they are making available electronic devices to facilitate online education to children coming from underprivileged communities in Maharashtra. 

“Maharashtrians settled abroad or even staying outside of Maharashtra have always operated as silos in their own locations and focussed primarily on developing traditional, cultural, and entertainment aspects related to the community,” said Sudhir Kadam, an Innovation and Growth Strategist. Kadam, who has been actively engaged in mentoring aspirants associated with GMG, mentioned that there was a dire need for mentoring and networking to help people at the professional level to help them succeed in their chosen endeavor - whether it is business, employment, research, or education.

 “Anand Ganu was quick to notice this need and formed GMG, which has been receiving great support from those who believed in his vision, which aims at providing networking, mentoring, and educational support to help people succeed. The best part is that it is done with the sole motive of paying-it-forward and there are no joining fees, subscriptions, or program fees,” added Kadam. 

Shalmali Gadgil, a second-year Biotechnology student at the University of Aberdeen, Scotland, narrating her experience after contacting GMG and Mr. Ganu, said that she could instantly connect with domain experts who have been extremely supportive to her. Shalmali was all praise about Dr. Manoj Jadhav, “With Dr. Jadhav's help and introduction I could manage to secure myself a spot to work as a lab research assistant with one of his old colleague (Dr. Song) at the University of Florida this summer,” she added. 

Dr. Milind Medhekar, who leads the Australia chapter of Garje Marathi said, “Anandji has almost single-handedly united highly qualified, talented, competent Marathi-speaking domain experts from across the globe, who are passionately volunteering to share their knowledge and expertise with aspiring students and entrepreneurs in India." 

https://chitrasawant.blogspot.com/2021/04/nurturing-roots-through-ace-network.html

CHITRA SAWANT

"Love to find delightful and mystical aspects of life and present them before the world in the best possible way I can" 

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Data Driven Digital Healthcare : Abhi Gholap

https://youtu.be/0q7V0_E4YLY

Abhi Gholap Data Driven Digital Healthcare https://youtu.be/0q7V0_E4YLY Abhi Gholap Angel Investor Sand Hill Angels Co-Founder & Board Member OptraLABS, Optra Health, OptraSCAN Organized By Garje Marathi Health & Pharma Technocrats Group: https://www.garjemarathi.com/Blog/newsletter_details.php?newsletter=GMG-Health-and-Pharma-Technocrats-group. 

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GMG Health & Pharma Technocrats Forum : Introduction by Dr. Anita Kant

https://youtu.be/Kul_vFDh3d8

For more details: https://www.garjemarathi.com/Blog/newsletter_details.php?newsletter=GMG-Health-and-Pharma-Technocrats-group

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GMG Innovation Academy LaunchPad 03 April

https://youtu.be/VkLVO_OFo-E

Mentors’ Meet: Garje Marathi Innovation Academy LaunchPad/ first Acceleration Program for Early Stage Startups.

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GMG-IA Start-up Accelerator Program :

GMG IA LaunchPad Program, GMG Innovation Academy offers ‘Free’ Acceleration Program for Early Stage Startups, thanks to selfless contributions by ‘Governing Team’ and ‘Expert Mentors’ ….. Read More:- https://www.garjemarathi.com/Blog/newsletter_details.php?newsletter=Garje-Marathi-Startup-Accelerators-

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Higher Education in Germany. Panelists: Prajakta Oak, Akshay Joshi, Anuja Dixit

https://youtu.be/YgGqeEZqCGE

Organized by GMG Career Forum Germany , https://www.garjemarathi.com/Blog/newsletter_details.php?newsletter=GMG-Career-Forum-Germany

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In silico techniques for accelerating drug discovery : Sachin Patil

https://youtu.be/U2eScZ0Bg_8

Organized by GMG Health and Pharma Technocrats group webinar Sachin Patil M.Tech. Bio-Chem. Engg. IIT Mumbai MBA Finance University of Delaware Topic: In silico techniques for accelerating drug discovery To know more about the group : https://www.garjemarathi.com/Blog/newsletter_details.php?newsletter=GMG-Health-and-Pharma-Technocrats-group

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'INSPIRATION' Nitin Paranjpe COO Unilever London speaks with Ravindra Gadgil /Pradnya Punekar GMG UK

https://youtu.be/RKs-UyK8sA4

Ravindra Gadgil Founder Garje Marathi UK Chapter and Pradnya Punekar Board member Garje Marathi UK (www.garjemarathi.com) in conversation with Nitin Paranjpe Chief Operating Officer (COO) at Unilever PLC based at London UK.

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Introduction and Invitation to join Mission Garje Marathi Global

Please join mission Garje Marathi by submitting maximum possible and open to all details. (The profile will be visible to all) https://www.garjemarathi.com/registrationform.php

About Garje Marathi Global "Garje Marathi Global is a platform for 'Non Resident Marathi' and 'Back to Motherland Marathi'( परत मातृभूमीला मराठी) who value knowledge, education and entrepreneurship. GMG has four main objectives: Networking, Mentoring, Giving back to society and to our roots, and to celebrate success of Marathi around the world.  Read More:- https://www.garjemarathi.com/Blog/newsletter_details.php?newsletter=Introduction-and-Invitation-to-join-Mission-Garje-Marathi-Global-

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Mandar Bichhu, Sharjah Doctor creates a Tendulkar Museum

 24 April is Sachin Tendulkar’s birthday, and this year, on that day, one ardent admirer of his, came up with a unique birthday gift – TendulkarCricket.Com, the first-ever web museum dedicated to the Master Blaster. The unique website archives videos of Tendulkar’s all the memorable cricket performances, his interviews, his personal tweets and YouTube videos, tributes paid to him by his fellow cricketers, and blogs analyzing his cricketing legacy. To borrow a quote from the site’s intro- ‘It archives everything that is to cherish about the man, his matchless game, and his endearing persona.’ TendulkarCricket.Com (https://tendulkarcricket.com ) is the concept and the creation of Dr. Mandar V. Bichu, a Sharjah, UAE-based pediatrician, author, journalist, and web-content-creator. Dr. Mandar is also the founder-editor of Cinemasangeet.Com, RightParenting.Com, HealthVideoTips.Com and LataOnline.Com .

Explaining his thoughts on the project, Dr. Mandar said, “Sachin Tendulkar entered the cricket field as a wonder-kid and rose to be a cricketing genius. From 1989 to 2013, for 24 years, Sachin Tendulkar dominated world cricket and rewrote its history. His multitude of records redefined what could be achieved on the field, and, set up new benchmarks. But more than his on-field heroics and all the accolades that followed, his off-field connect with the millions of cricket-lovers, and the emotional sway his performances held on their collective consciousness, made him special.” “He became cricket’s biggest icon, and his mass appeal played a major role in making the game a multimillion-dollars global industry. More importantly big money and big expectations never came in the way of his passion, dedication and commitment for the game, and his ability to keep scaling new peaks.” “TendulkarCricket.Com is my way of saying ‘Thank You’ to this wonderful player. This is an archive that will present the momentous Tendulkar-era in its full glory and will make us re-live the joy and pride that Tendulkar gave through his cricketing performances.” TendulkarCricket.Com (https://tendulkarcricket.com) is a one-stop repository of videos, blogs and photographs to understand Sachin Tendulkar, the cricketing and socio-cultural phenomenon. It is a must-visit site for all Sachin-fans, and all cricket-lovers." "Public archives or museums serve to record history for posterity for future generations. Digital platform offers a chance of making such museums more easily, and it also makes them accessible to people from all parts of the world. In 2015, I made a web museum on Indian melody queen Lata Mangeshkar, and this year, I created one on Sachin Tendulkar. Both these individuals, through their outstanding contribution in their respective fields, became legends in their lifetime and received India's highest honor Bharat Ratna. I am very happy and proud that I could do extensive web archives on both these jewels of India." Dr. Mandar concluded

Dr. Mandar V. Bichu

Pediatrician, Author, Communicator, Content Creator, Web entrepreneur and Founder: Right Parenting Lifestyle Guidance program

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Manish Maloji Patil of Jugaadfunda and Garje Marathi Global enter cooperation pact.  

Manish Maloji Patil M.Tech (Eltrx. Design Tech.) and Garje Marathi Global are entering symbiotic relationship.  Jugaadfunda Innovations LLP  will assist in taking GMG IA initiatives to grassroots level. GMG will provide technical guidance and mentoring to Jugaadfunda Innovations LLP.

Mr. Manish M. Patil, obtained his B.E. (Electronics) degree in 1991 from Shivaji University Kolhapur, and MTech. (Electronics Design Technology) from C.E.D.T. Aurangabad Unit in June 2000. He has total teaching and industry experience of 26 years. He founded and successfully operated, Samruddhi TBI Foundation”, to channelize CSR funds from “Samruddhi industries Limited” Sangli. At the same time, he also handled responsibilities in a capacity of CEO for Shivaji Center for innovation incubation and Linkages (SCIIL) Shivaji university. In a capacity of “Head, Research & Development”, he had built R&D team and delivered commercially successful products for “Rajdeep Info-Techno Pvt. Ltd. Pune.” He had delivered Indigenous Highway Traffic Management Solution”. He is founder of “Regional laboratory for Applied Research and Development” and Ergoptix Mediquip Pvt. Ltd. He is exclusively representing Lexicon by Spin-off Program from Singapore polytechnic (Government of Singapore) in India this moment. In collaboration with Fudan University from China, he developed LED lighting solutions through start-up under MIT group of institutions and replaced 37000 conventional tube lights with LED tube lights, saving more than 51% of electricity with more than 5 years warranty of the products.

In his journey as entrepreneur, he initially had failed successfully in 6 attempts of commercialising his business ideas. Today, through his patent, he is the only manufacturer in the country for product “Magnifying Loupes and LED Head Lamp”, under the brand “ERGOPTIX”. ERGOPTIX Loupes and LED head lamp is successful scientific product developed under his leadership. Three More products are in their final stage of commercialization. (www.ergoptix.com)

Understanding the problems of entrepreneur, coming from non-business family background, and need of building entrepreneurial eco system in the society, he has initiated “Jugaadfunda innovations LLP” (www.jugaadfunda.com). With Maharashtra Chamber of Commerce, Industries and Agriculture, (Apex Chamber of the State) he is currently implementing “Business Solution Polyclinic Program” BSPP for the state of Maharashtra. Under this initiative he is connecting 5Lac+ MSME with 3000+ academic institutes and 1000+ mentors in next 2 years. Jugaadfunda Innovations LLP is the execution partner with MACCIA for this initiative.

Mr Manish M Patil was very Instrumental and worked with the Samruddhi Industries Limited (SIL) Sangli, to develop the strategic plan for the SAMRUDDHI TBI FOUNDATION (STBI Incubator). As a leader, executive director, he built the culture of the organizations to achieve self[1]sustainability with sensitivity for social benefit. He has laid foundation of motivating employees, volunteers and looked after the entire budget, marketing efforts. He encouraged a positive company culture. Since non[1]profit STBI work on limited budgets, because of his true passion, he translated the mission into getting operational through available limited finances. With these consistent efforts for almost over last 16 years, He was able to present proposal on behalf of MIT Group of institutions Pune and fetched grant of 5 Cr, from Department of Science and Technology. In another attempt, he and management of SIL was able to fetch supportive grant of 5 Cr jointly with Shivaji University Kolhapur through Maharashtra State innovation Society. Under Samruddhi TBI Foundation, out of 9 admitted start-ups 5 were able to successfully commercialize their ventures.

He has successfully developed and delivered more than 8 products for Highway traffic management and Toll Management Systems while contributing as head of industrial R&D through Academic Institution. He also has developed 2 technology Products for surgeons and doctors and commercializing through Channel Partners.

He had initiated and worked on Industry University Interaction Program with support from Intel higher education and CADENCE University Program in India. He has contributed at many Institutes and IITs as a resource person for faculty training. He has published total 19 papers in conferences and journals. He has guided 45+ post graduate students for their M.E. and MTech dissertation. He has indigenously developed many rapid prototyping boards for product development, which also has got accepted in the various technical institutes and industries as trainer modules for fresh learners. He has two design Protections and six trademarks registered under his name through patent attorney.

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Mentee Etiquette Involving Startups

Sudhir Kale PhD Thought Leader | Researcher | Consultant | Keynote Speaker, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia,” As a professor who has taught on three continents for three decades, I have been fortunate to teach and guide thousands of students across various nationalities. Some students have gone on to create their own successful businesses. I have acted as a formal or informal mentor to several of these entrepreneurs in the early stages of their venture. Since I have been an entrepreneur myself, I can, first-hand, vouch for the enormous value a mentor can provide…. Read More:- https://www.garjemarathi.com/Blog/newsletter_details.php?newsletter=Mentee-Etiquette-Involving-Startups-

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Neha Virkar: Voluntary Community Interpreter in Germany

I am a Mumbaiker, who has grown up speaking multiple languages. Never did I think that I would be selected to work as a voluntary community Interpreter with City of Ingelheim in Germany.

Parle Tilak Vidyalay – Marathi Madhyam is my school. Ruparel college Arts stream was my next choice to complete my BA in English. I am awarded with the Gold Medal from University of Mumbai for securing the highest marks in BA examination. I am deeply thankful to all my teachers.

During my graduate studies, I started learning German- a subject to score more marks 😊 I continued to learn it in Max Mueller Bhavan, Mumbai and learnt it intensively for 3 years. Max Mueller Bhavan offered me a scholarship to study in Germany for one month. German Academic Exchange Center (DAAD) organizes Literature Competition every year. The topic given was ‘Identities’. Participants were free to write – a story, a drama, a poem or any other literary genre. I wrote a poem and was awarded by yet another scholarship to study in Germany for a month.

My Masters was in German and I chose to do it at the Ohio State University, USA because the OSU offered me full scholarship and an opportunity to teach German to the undergraduate students for 2 years. This was the most challenging assignment. I am a non-native speaker. So, the students were not ready to believe that I could teach them the language that was foreign to me. We proved that the language skills are not inherited by birth, they are acquired by practice😊

These years were fun. But when the time came to live and work in Germany, I experienced that:

• Language is a cultural element and is embedded in socio-cultural, historical background. People may uses, ab-uses, mis-use it in the social transaction.
• Situations such as being hospitalized, dealing with government authorities, applying for work permit, residency permit require exceptional communication skills.

There is a great demand for people with language skills. I decided to offer my language skills by taking the role of a voluntary community interpreter. The Migration and Integration office at the City of Ingelheim conducted a seminar to on-board residents of Ingelheim. This seminar focused on skills required while interpreting in complex social situations. The interpreter is involved in the conversation, but needs to stay unbiased. Word-to-word transliteration might not be effective. Additionally, the community interpreters were taught how to interpret jokes, rhetorical questions, anecdotes, abusive words/angry remarks, unfortunate news. This is no simple task involving word-to-word transliteration.

The voluntary interpreters are contacted by the Migration and Integration office to share the information about an upcoming interpretation task. We are neither supposed to share the personal contacts, nor go beyond the assigned task to extend personal help. This can be emotionally distressing in certain situations. So, the Migration and Integration office has kindly offered counselling services to interpreters, who feel stressed.

Through this assignment I have become more humane towards the communication. If you wish to come to Germany to study or to work or to join your spouse, do invest in learning German.

Neha Malshe-Virkar.

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Sanjay Dhavalikar Jt Secretary HEF

It gives me immense pleasure in informing to Global Garje Marathi family that Shri. Sanjay Dhavalikar is appointed as Jt Sec of Hindu Economic Forum.  HEF is Bharat specific arm of The World Hindu Economic Forum (WHEF). Read More:- https://www.garjemarathi.com/Blog/newsletter_details.php?newsletter=Sanjay-Dhavalikar-Jt-Secretary-HEF

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Shirish Rangnekar Singapore: GMG-IA Start-up Accelerator Program :

https://youtu.be/6g4NOb8DIWQ

GMG Innovation Academy has launched first GMG Start-up Accelerator Program for early stage start-ups One of the Founder-Promoter of the program Shirish Rangnekar speaks about (1) need to build community of mentors, experts, learners, leaders;and (2) how we are using easy to use but powerful tools (like Grokool platform) to build, engage & communicate For more details (1) https://www.garjemarathi.com/Blog/newsletter_details.php?newsletter=Garje-Marathi-Startup-Accelerators- To Apply:- https://forms.gle/jf5kPEuyaJ8yZLxw6

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Surviving A Statrtup : Steve Hoffman

https://youtu.be/qA6Rm9hq_1U

Organized by Garje Marathi Global www.garjemarathi.com: Invited speaker Steve Hoffman. Steve :The CEO of Founders Space, one of the world's leading startup incubators and accelerators. Founders Space is ranked Top 10 in Forbes Magazine and Entrepreneur Magazine. Moderator of the event is the person who is instrumental in organizing this event, who mentors and leads Garje Marathi Innovation Academy, Mr. Sudhir Kadam. Sudhir Kadam a Silicon Valley entrepreneur, investor, and start-up advisor with five successful exits in He works with early and growth stage tech companies in US, Europe and Asia to help them scale and grow into thriving businesses with game-changing solutions. His focus areas are: growth acceleration, go-to-market, customer success, partnerships, operational excellence, funding, and exit strategy.

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Teach to Teach

Teach to Teach :- Garje Marathi is creating a platform making it easy to share your expertise for the benefit of our community members. These are tough times and many feel that a crucial period of their life has become non-productive. Financial tensions, feelings of emptiness and helplessness due to pandemic situations are having devastating effects on many. What is Teach2Teach?......Read More:- https://www.garjemarathi.com/Blog/newsletter_details.php?newsletter=Teach2Teach

• To Join mission Garje Marathi:

Please join mission Garje Marathi by submitting maximum possible and open to all details. (The profile will be visible to all)

https://www.garjemarathi.com/registrationform.php

About Garje Marathi Global

"Garje Marathi Global is a platform for 'Non Resident Marathi' and 'Back to Motherland Marathi'( परत मातृभूमीला मराठी) who value knowledge, education and entrepreneurship. GMG has four main objectives: Networking, Mentoring, Giving back to society and to our roots, and to celebrate success of Marathi around the world.  

Padma Vibhushan Dr. Raghunath Mashelkar is mentor to Garje Marathi Global.

• GMG Innovation Academy

GMG Innovation Academy is our new initiative,  launched on 16 August  2020 (https://www.garjemarathi.com/innovation_academy.html) by Hon’ble Devendra ji Fadnavis.

MOU with BAMU:

Garje Marathi Global and Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University have formally decided to work together for GMG Innovation Academy.

• GMG Mentoring Program

Garje Marathi Global has also launched the Garje Marathi Mentoring program. The details of the program can be found in https://www.garjemarathi.com/mentor-for-you.php

• Garje Marathi Bio-Health-Pharma Tech Association

"Fostering Bio-Health-Pharma Tech Innovation-

To form synergistic, symbiotic network of academics, professionals, researchers, entrepreneurs and students from Biotech, Healthtech and Pharmatech.

https://www.garjemarathi.com/Blog/newsletter_details.php?newsletter=GMG-Bio-Health-Pharma-Tech-Association

• GMG Agri Tech Forum

The forum is a symbiotic network of Agri-Tech and allied subjects experts, professionals, academics, and entrepreneurs for the benefit of students, young entrepreneurs, startup entrepreneurs and farmers from Maharashtra.

https://www.garjemarathi.com/Blog/newsletter_details.php?newsletter=GMG-Agri-Tech-Forum

Garje Marathi Startup Accelerators

GMG IA LaunchPad Program

https://www.garjemarathi.com/Blog/newsletter_details.php?newsletter=Garje-Marathi-Startup-Accelerators-

Teach2Teach

https://www.garjemarathi.com/Blog/newsletter_details.php?newsletter=Teach2Teach

GMG Career Forum Germany

https://www.garjemarathi.com/Blog/newsletter_details.php?newsletter=GMG-Career-Forum-Germany

• News about GMG:

https://www.garjemarathi.com/Blog/newsletter.php 

Gaurav March Newsletter.

*Garje Marathi Gaurav March 2021 Newsletter https://www.garjemarathi.com/Blog/newsletter_details.php?newsletter=Gaurav-March-2021

• Garje Marathi Global Inc.

(Non-Profit registered at California, USA, www.garjemarathi.com )

• Garje Marathi Global Foundation India

(Non Profit, section ‘8’ company registered in India,  www.gmgindia.org )

• Videos:

Watch two concise videos to understand our mission.

1. https://youtu.be/99TxA7sMktI
2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOpGHb1i0HM 

20 minutes is a long Video but I request you to watch.

This extemporaneous interview says all about what is Garje Marathi Global. 

https://youtu.be/9M7xRa9p87Q

Mrudula Joshi Purandare of Marathi Global village family in conversation with Anand Ganu, founder-President Garje Marathi Global Inc.

https://youtu.be/HRQz1AlQShU?sub_confirmation=1

Anand Ganu , interviewed by Philanthropist/ Politician/ Senior Journalist Shri. Ajit Chavan on behalf of Tata Institute of Social  Science/ National University Student’s Skill Development program.

https://youtu.be/mKUrtzX6qnA  

Declaration:

Garje Marathi is a non-political, non-commercial and non-profit making mission. Each and every service offered by us is free. Garje Marathi will never seek any financial compensation or contribution from anyone.

The membership of Garje Marathi is free and will always be.

Teach to Teach

Garje Marathi is creating a platform making it easy to share your expertise for the benefit of our community members.

These are tough times and many feel that a crucial period of their life has become non-productive. Financial tensions, feelings of emptiness and helplessness due to pandemic situations are having devastating effects on many.

What is Teach2Teach?

Many of us have unique skills, expertise that can be taught ‘online’.

‘Teach 2Teach’ is a chain reaction and will make a great social impact. Let us come forward and teach these skills to those who are willing to learn and teach others.

Teaching and learning new things will give mental satisfaction of making the best of the situation. To many it might give a source of income.

Please contact me if you wish to participate in   ‘Teach 2 Teach’. garjemarathi@gmail.com / 001 7327897130 

What you can teach (Only suggestion, the list can be endless)

1. Urban Farming
2. Vertical Farming
3. Digital Marketing
4. Coding
5. Creating Online Game/ how to program mobile games
6. Podcast
7. How to use whatsApp-FaceBook- Instagram – LinkedIn effectively
8. Share trading
9. Online Tuitions
10. Website creation on Wordpress
11. Digital Marketing
12. CPR
13. Drawing – Madhubani/ Warali /
14. Project report for bank finance
15. Learn about Government schemes
16. Mask making
17. Hand Sanitizer/ disinfectant making
18. Marathi
19. Create YouTube Videos
20. …….
21. ……

Garje Marathi Startup Accelerators

GMG IA LaunchPad Program

GMG Innovation Academy offers ‘Free’ Acceleration Program for Early Stage Startups, thanks to selfless contributions by ‘Governing Team’ and ‘Expert Mentors’

The Program is announced  on Saturday 01 May महाराष्ट्र दिन

GMG IA LaunchPad is the first structured program designed to meet the goals of GMG Innovation Academy

GMG IA LaunchPad Program combines the experience, knowledge and networks of successful Garje Marathi all over the world with the power of the Lean Startup methodology to help young entrepreneurs and students

• Undertake "customer discovery" and drive towards Customer-Problem and Problem-Solution Fit.
• Build a compelling Value Proposition and Elevator Pitch
• Create a minimum viable product and/or demo to share with the customer segments
• Turn a product into company with a proper business model; innovate to discover game-changing models
• Develop an understanding of competitive positioning of products and companies
• Understand go-to-market strategies and tactics, including concepts around “growth hacking”
• Understand how to create “value” - as defined by the investors over the life of an early-stage venture
• Learn to "pitch" a new venture to investors and other stakeholders
• Understand various types of intellectual properties
• Gain high-level knowledge of company structure, managing cap table, issuing stock options, etc
• Learn the financial vocabulary, and understand how to build financial models
• Gain insights, tools and skills essential to effective leadership in early-stage ventures

• The application form can be downloaded at Step 1 of this link https://forms.gle/jf5kPEuyaJ8yZLxw6
• Last date of receiving applications: 16 May 2021.

Greetings,

On behalf of GMG Innovation Academy, I am pleased to announce that we have launched our first GMG Start-up Accelerator Program for early stage start-ups. 

This program will be led by Alankar Joshi, and moderated by Sudhir Kadam.

The ‘Mentors’ for this program are from Garje Marathi’s global network of successful entrepreneurs, experienced professionals, academics who wish to pay-it-forward by mentoring founders of early stage start-ups in our community to lead them on their way to success. These ‘Mentors’ are the drivers of this program.

The details of this program are as follows.

Benefits of the GMG Start-up Accelerator Program

·   A 16 week program that will equip participants with insights, tools and skills essential in early-stage ventures

·   Participants will be honing their pitching skills and have opportunities to present to investors after completing the program

·   Regular guidance from Mentor/s to develop, launch, and scale their business

·   Teams will experience a series of mini hacks, mvp market validation and will present to all the mentors at weekly sessions

·   The entire program is delivered free of cost

Who is it for?

·   Minimum two full-time founders (Single founder start-ups have to bring a cofounder before the start of the program)

·   One founder should be GMG member / Maharashtrian

·   Start-up should be incorporated and have a registered domain and website

·   Start-up should be in early stages of operation

·   Preferably, start-up should have raised F&F investment or bootstrapped with own investment

·   Start-up should have MVP / beta version ready

How to apply?

·   The application form can be downloaded at Step 1 of this link https://forms.gle/jf5kPEuyaJ8yZLxw6

• The completed application can be uploaded in the step 2 of the same link
• The application should be accompanied by a 2 minute video pitch by the founders. (to be uploaded in step 2)
• If you wish to apply but do not meet all the criteria, do connect with us via email!

Together, let's build a community of innovators in GMG.

Regards

Anand Ganu

𝐌𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐒𝐭𝐚𝐫𝐭𝐮𝐩𝐬
Mentee Etiquette Involving Startups

Sudhir Kale PhD

Thought Leader | Researcher | Consultant | Keynote Speaker

Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia

As a professor who has taught on three continents for three decades, I have been fortunate to teach and guide thousands of students across various nationalities. Some students have gone on to create their own successful businesses. I have acted as a formal or informal mentor to several of these entrepreneurs in the early stages of their venture. Since I have been an entrepreneur myself, I can, first-hand, vouch for the enormous value a mentor can provide.

My experience as a mentor has been a mixed bag. Sometimes, it is disheartening to witness a lack of proper demeanor among mentees. Such thoughtless and often unintended behaviors can sour the mentor-mentee relationship, thus depriving the ensuing startup of valuable experience-driven advice. Here are some dos and don'ts for mentees:

1. Do keep the mentor regularly briefed on what's happening in the business. Even if you and the mentor are geographically separated, it makes sense to jump on a Zoom call and share short weekly updates with your mentor. It is not smart etiquette to get in touch with your mentor only when you are desperate for help.
2. If you are going to be offering any financial incentives to the mentor, make these explicit in writing and in agreement with the mentor. Stick with your commitments. The mentor may not necessarily need your money, but providing some tangible incentive signals to the mentor that his/her advice is valued and not taken for granted.
3. Keep proper notes of your discussions with the mentor. It shows that you are taking the relationship and advice seriously.
4. Unless the mentor has specifically agreed to work with you for free, limit the free "exploratory" sessions you have with the mentor. Remember, every relationship has a certain number of credits, and you have to be careful as to when and how you use your credits.
5. Limit your number of mentors and advisors. Having too many advisors indicates that you do not have faith in any one advisor. Besides, the more advisors you have, the greater the chances of getting contradictory advice, thus making the murky startup environment even murkier. The functions of mentorship are to provide illumination and support, not to create confusion and chaos.
6. Involve your mentor in key discussions with venture capitalists and business partners. Having a highly placed mentor makes for a good story, and stories are at least as important in deal making as financial projections.
7. In cases where the mentor's advice conflicts with you own judgement, go with the mentor's view unless you have compelling rationale not to do so. Remember, the mentor has seen the world for a much longer time frame than you have. Mentors, in the first place, should be chosen on the basis of their ability to navigate through the greys and present the world in black and white for purposes of decision making. They understand business nuances and are usually very good at sensing opportunities and danger.

The world of startups is exciting and potentially very rewarding. It is also fraught with dangers and disasters lurking at every turn. Most startups fail not for lack of trying but because the entrepreneurs are not mindful or well-equipped to deal with the intricacies of new ventures. Good mentors are worth their weight in gold for aspiring entrepreneurs. As John Maxwell observed, "One of the greatest values of mentors is the ability to see ahead what others cannot see and to help them navigate a course to their (entrepreneurial) destination."

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Sudhir H. Kale, Ph.D.,

• The Founder and CEO of GamePlan Consultants, a boutique consultancy specializing in the gaming industry.
• Advisor- Mentor Garje Marathi Global Innovation Academy
• Senior Consultants with FINH, a world-leading firm for family-business advice.
• On the faculty of leading business schools in the U.S., Singapore, Macau, and Australia.
• His consulting clients have spanned five continents.

You can write to Sudhir at skale@gameplanconsultants.com

It gives me immense pleasure in informing to Global Garje Marathi family that Shri. Sanjay Dhavalikar is appointed as Jt Sec of Hindu Economic Forum.  HEF is Bharat specific arm of The World Hindu Economic Forum (WHEF).

The World Hindu Economic Forum (WHEF) was created to bring together financially successful elements within Hindu society, so that each group can share their business knowledge, expertise and resources with their fellow brethren to trigger the creation of surplus wealth and make society prosperous.

The WHEF journey began in 2012 at Hong Kong, followed by successful annual forums in Bangkok 2013, New Delhi 2014, London 2015, Los Angeles 2016, Chicago 2018, Mumbai 2019 and several regional forums along the way. The next annual forum was scheduled to be held in The Hague, Netherlands from 6-8 July, 2020. But due to the Covid-19 outbreak, the government of Netherlands has restricted public meetings

Banking and Finance expert Sanjay says, “I will majorly focus on Mumbai being financial capital of the country and having maximum contribution to Bharat’s economy and future. That will be my focus area as of now. If Bharat has to reach $5 trillion economy, Mumbai has to play a very critical and important and larger role, which I will focus on”

Sanjay Dhavalikar is one of the founding Director of Garje Marathi Global Foundation, a Not for profit , registered Section ‘8’ company in India.

Table of Contents :

Table of Contents :

Anand Ganu interviewed by Ajit Chavan

Anand Ganu interviewed by Mrudula Joshi Purandare

Chitralekha Potnis declared International Brand Ambassador of Vidarbha Pride Book of Records

Pratap Tambe, London: Talk on Blockchain/DLT and Cybersecurity

Dr. Hemraj Yadav awarded prestigious Ramanujan Fellowship 2021 by Government of India

Congratulations to Alok More, promising young man from Garje Marathi South Africa

Congratulations Dr Ajay Rane

GMG Health and Pharma Technocrats group..

Words of Wisdom Prof. Bhaskar Thorat

Ravindra Gadgil Chai with High Commissioner UK

Vinayak Ghate SafeLight Continuous Visible Light Disinfection

Art of Negotiation Dr Milind Medhekar

GMG Career Forum Germany

Sanjay Desai: Now is the right time for Supply Chains to do right things

Pradhyumna Ingle: How Can India Become The Next Manufacturing Powerhouse?

Deepak Shinde:  Overview of China Power and Boiler Industries.

CONGRATULATIONS Dr Vivek Patil

Salute to Tanuja Deepak Mokashi

समतानंद अनंत हरी गद्रे Biography of late Shri Anant Hari Gadre

Webinars/ Interviews of the month March 2021

Anand Ganu interviewed by Ajit Chavan

https://youtu.be/mKUrtzX6qnA 

Anand Ganu , interviewed by Philanthropist/ Politician/ Senior Journalist Shri. Ajit Chavan on behalf of Tata Institute of Social  Science/ National University Student’s Skill Development program.

Garje Marathi Global hopes to work in cooperation with TISS for ‘Saksham’ initiative.

Anand Ganu interviewed by Mrudula Joshi Purandare

https://youtu.be/HRQz1AlQShU?sub_confirmation=1

Anand Ganu |Founder, President GarjeMarathi |आनंद गानू |संस्थापक गर्जे मराठी |USA |जगाच्या पाठीवर

Chitralekha Potnis declared International Brand Ambassador of Vidarbha Pride Book of Records

Mrs. Chitralekha Potnis declared International Brand Ambassador of Vidarbha Pride Book of Records and awarded with VPBR Social Reformer Award. To read more……….. https://www.garjemarathi.com/Blog/newsletter_details.php?newsletter=.-Chitralekha-Potnis-declared-International-Brand-Ambassador-of-Vidarbha-Pride-Book-of-Records

Pratap Tambe, London: Talk on Blockchain/DLT and Cybersecurity

To Read more……..https://www.garjemarathi.com/Blog/newsletter_details.php?newsletter=Pratap-Tambe,-London:-Talk-on-Blockchain/DLT-and-Cybersecurity

Dr. Hemraj Yadav awarded prestigious Ramanujan Fellowship 2021 by Government of India

विज्ञान आणि अभियांत्रिकी संशोधन मंडळ भारत सरकार यांचेकडून प्रतिष्ठित रामानुजन फेलोशिपसाठी कोल्हापूरचे  सुपुत्र डॉ. हेमराज  यादव यांची निवड.

To Read More…….. https://www.garjemarathi.com/Blog/newsletter_details.php?newsletter=Dr.-Hemraj-Yadav-awarded-prestigious-Ramanujan-Fellowship--2021-by-Government-of-India

Congratulations to Alok More, promising young man from Garje Marathi South Africa

To Read More……. https://www.garjemarathi.com/Blog/newsletter_details.php?newsletter=Congratulations.-Alok-More,

Congratulations Dr Ajay Rane

Congratulations to Dr. Ajay Rane on publication of the book on the subject which is very close to his heart and which is his life mission.  To Read More……. https://www.garjemarathi.com/Blog/newsletter_details.php?newsletter=Congratulations-Dr-Ajay-Rane

GMG Health and Pharma Technocrats group..

Garje Marathi Global Health and Pharma Technocrats group launched To Read More….. https://www.garjemarathi.com/Blog/newsletter_details.php?newsletter=GMG-Health-and-Pharma-Technocrats-group..

Words of Wisdom Prof. Bhaskar Thorat

In Conversation with Prof. B. N. Thorat - Director of ICT - IOC Odisha Campus, Bhubaneswar. To Read More….. https://www.garjemarathi.com/Blog/newsletter_details.php?newsletter=Words-of-Wisdom-Prof.-Bhaskar-Thorat-

Ravindra Gadgil Chai with High Commissioner UK

To Read More….. https://www.garjemarathi.com/Blog/newsletter_details.php?newsletter=Ravindra-Gadgil-Chai-with-High-Commissioner-UK

Vinayak Ghate SafeLight Continuous Visible Light Disinfection

SafeLight, Transforming hygiene with continuous visible light disinfection. To Read More….. https://www.garjemarathi.com/Blog/newsletter_details.php?newsletter=SafeLight-Continuous-Visible-Light-Disinfection

Art of Negotiation Dr Milind Medhekar

Garje Marathi Global in conjunction with National University Students' Skill Development Programme and Tata Institute of Social Sciences has organized webinar  by  Dr. Milind Medhekar To Read More…. https://www.garjemarathi.com/Blog/newsletter_details.php?newsletter=Art-of-Negotiation-Dr-Milind-Medhekar-

GMG Career Forum Germany

To Read More….. https://www.garjemarathi.com/Blog/newsletter_details.php?newsletter=GMG-Career-Forum-Germany

Sanjay Desai: Now is the right time for Supply Chains to do right things

To Read More….. https://www.garjemarathi.com/Blog/newsletter_details.php?newsletter=Now-is-the-right-time-for-Supply-Chains--to-do-right-things-

Pradhyumna Ingle: How Can India Become The Next Manufacturing Powerhouse?

To Read More….. https://www.garjemarathi.com/Blog/newsletter_details.php?newsletter=How-Can-India-Become-The-Next-Manufacturing-Powerhouse

Deepak Shinde:  Overview of China Power and Boiler Industries.

To Read More…. https://www.garjemarathi.com/Blog/newsletter_details.php?newsletter=Overview-of-China-Power-and-Boiler-Industries-By-Deepak-Shinde

CONGRATULATIONS Dr Vivek Patil

To Read More….. https://www.garjemarathi.com/Blog/newsletter_details.php?newsletter=CONGRATULATIONS-Dr-Vivek-Patil

Salute to Tanuja Deepak Mokashi

To Read More…..  https://www.garjemarathi.com/Blog/newsletter_details.php?newsletter=Salute-to-Tanuja-Deepak-Mokashi-

समतानंद अनंत हरी गद्रे Biography of late Shri Anant Hari Gadre

To Read More….. https://www.garjemarathi.com/Blog/newsletter_details.php?newsletter=Samatanand-Biography-of-Anant-Hari-Gadre