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WHAT IS AIESEC?
OUR VISION
OUR IMPACT
THE WAY WE DO IT
OUR VALUES
The
Concept
AIESEC in Mumbais Youth to Business Forum aims at engaging students irrespective of the field of their study with the ground realities of the business scenario in the country. Parallel to this, we give the business minds of today an opportunity to interact with the youth and get to know what they feel and how they perceive it. Mumbai Youth to Business Forum will include panels and workshops attended by youth from across the top colleges of the city, entrepreneurs, business leaders, experts and online participants. Panel Discussions and workshops will be centred around topics ranging from Entrepreneurship to Innovation to Social Responsibility and Youth Mobility. Breaking Stereotypes in each of these common topics will be the aim of the event. Finally, we as the youth would ideate as to how we could help bring The India Growth Story back on track and move closer to achieving A World Super-Power title.
AGENDA:
Business
2
Youth
08:30
09:30
Opening
09:50 10:00 Break 09:30 09:50 Keynote Speech 10:00 12:00 Opening Panel & Workshops
Youth
2
Business
12:00
13:30
Networking Lunch
15:00 16:00
Closing
Panel
13:30
15:00
Global
Village
Detailed
Agenda
Mumbai Youth2Business Forum Theme: Breaking Stereotypes Date: October 4th week. Venue: NCPA / Bombay Exhibition Centre / Sun and Sand Hotel (tentative) Delegate Profiles: Speakers/ Panelists/ Key-Note Speakers from the industry 300 Students 50 corporate delegates College/ University Heads 100+ entrepreneurs 50+ International Student Delegates Local Board of Advisors Media Representatives Agenda: Opening 08:30 09:30 09:30 09:50 09:50 10:00 Registration Key-note speeches Break
Business 2 Youth 10:00 11:00 Opening Panel 11:00 11:30 Workshop 1 11:30 12:00 Workshop 2 Youth 2 Business 12:00 13:30 Networking and Lunch 13:00 15:00 The Network Display of start-ups Business & Youth 13:30 15:00 Global Village 15:00 16:00 Closing Panel
Mr Tarun Anand Co-Founder, Universal Business School Ex-MD, Thomas Reuters South Asia