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A blog about XLRI, XLexperiences, XLmemories, XLnostalgia, XLnews .... by XL Alumni
A blog about XLRI, XLexperiences, XLmemories, XLnostalgia, XLnews .... by XL Alumni
From the XLRI blog:
Head honchos from the FMCG giant Proctor & Gamble (P&G) visited XLRI today to select a winning idea which could give them big returns in the global market.
The move comes in wake of P&G taking over the popular men’s brand Gillette globally.
Significantly, XLRI was the only B-school that the FMCG giant approached.
The contest, named “The Big Leap”, saw an enthusiastic participation from 33 groups at XLRI, out of which seven ideas were finally selected for today’s presentation by the FMCG major. The event was aimed at the analysis of various management-related issues involved in the acquisition of Gillette by P&G.
But what marked the highlight of the entire event was that the four-member jury from the multinational — comprising Varun Bhatia, VP (HR), Asia Pacific region, Mohit Nayyar, country HR manager India, Sonali Roychowdhury, senior HR manager India and Surya Rai, HR manager products and supply — were all former XLRI students. For the jury, it was a homecoming.
This entry was posted on Thursday, October 11, 2007 , 8:51 AM and is filed under alumni,campus news. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can skip to the end and leave a response.
Tue Oct 16, 12:51:00 AM GMT+5:30
Congrats Sir.
If you were just to stop crowing and note that P & G spells it Procter. Thanks !
Pigging & Grunting
Sat Oct 27, 08:28:00 PM GMT+5:30
hi :
just chanced upon this blog through gautam's blog.
was fun reading all the grax and gyan :-)
i am guru (bmd 93) and i maintain two blogs. a personal one - guruprasad.blogspot.com
and one on spirituality - kalina-rendezvous.blogspot.com. how do i get them blog-rolled?
guru
Fri May 08, 03:06:00 PM GMT+5:30
Soory to spoil the party..P&G also came to TISS Mumbai campus with the same case "Big Leap"..and awarded two students. As per them, we were so close to real solutions.
Anurag (TISS,2008-10)