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We have often heard of organizations professing on the go green campaign but today we have a bunch of management students practicing this in order to support this cause of promoting cycling as an eco-friendly means for commuting. As a part of this initiative, which these young to-be-managers call “Whee’ll Meet”, the management along with the students intend to incorporate management training by having a blend with eco-friendly efforts. Whee’ll Meet is not just an interface, but it also has a social message. The event believes that the corporates have responsibility towards the environment.
The event would start with the flag off by the Director of Christ University of Management at 8 am on 4th Dec, 2011 from the Koramangala campus. They would be accompanied by the chief guest of the event, speaker Mr. Dwarkanand C., Marketing Manager of Hathway, who is also an avid cyclist. The students would be cycling a distance of 70 km and reaching Christ’s Kengeri Campus and participating in the corporate interface.
Cycling is a passion. It is real joy and the most efficient way to move around the busy streets of a big city. The Marketing Club students at Christ University Institute of Management have been known to come up with exciting events in the past and ‘Whee’ll Meet’ the cycling extravaganza, is the latest addition to the list. It is an event where eminent industrialists and entrepreneurs come and share their thoughts and experiences not only with the students but also with their counterparts and colleagues from the corporate world.
The Inaugural session of Whee’ll Meet will be witnessing the presence a charismatic speaker Mr. Dwarkanand C. He will share his thoughts and experiences with the students and other industrialists on networking and socializing and the need for these skills is much required in today’s competitive environment.
The meet will enrich the students and will aim at bringing them on par with the corporate world. Whee’ll Meet is a sustainable initiative which would be held quarterly with many astounding speakers to come and would also explore new horizons in future.
-Piyush Kesari
