GIACC Presents: Global Mindset - Its Importance in Today's Corporate World
Presents a Panel Discussion and Reception on
GLOBAL MINDSET
Its importance in today's corporate world
On
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2013
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Ford Environmental Science and Technology Building
Georgia Tech Campus (downstairs from Main Entrance-follow signs)
311 Ferst Drive, Atlanta, GA 30322
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LOCATION, DIRECTIONS & PARKING:
The Ford Environmental Science and Technology Building, Room L11,
Georgia Tech Campus, 311 Ferst Drive, Atlanta, GA 30322
Parking Lot 4: Parking is diagonally across the street from the courtyard where the Ford Environmental Science and Technology Building is, at the intersection for Atlantic and Ferst Drives. Georgia Tech India Club students will help to guide you to the parking lot and to the building. Payment for parking has to be made in advance via a single machine which takes cash and credit cards. It is advisable to get there by 5.30 p.m. to avoid a bottleneck at parking.
Ford Building: The parking lot is diagonally across from The Ford building, on the corner of Ferst and Atlantic Drives, but is set back in a courtyard. Once you enter the courtyard, take the path diagonally across the courtyard to the Ford Building (mostly glass). Enter and walk down an open staircase to ROOM L11, a lecture room for 150 people, or meet us outside in the reception area at the foot of the stairs.
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PANELISTS:
- Rengen Li: Director, Global Leadership Development, The Coca-Cola Company
- Ila Gandhi: Client Strategy Consultant, TMC | A Berlitz Company, formerly HR with Delta Air Lines
- Lisa Goodman: Director of HR, Cooper Carry, Architects, and President of the Atlanta Chapter of the Society for Human Resource Management
- Rishi Kumar Jain: Chief Operations Officer, Infosys McCamish
- Additional Georgia Tech student representative to be announced
- Harriet Hoskyns-Abrahall: Senior Business Development Manager, Public Broadcasting, Atlanta
PRICE: GIACC Members and other non-students: $10; Students with ID: Free
GIACC announces a new type of event designed to interest University students as well as GIACC Members. The topic has been chosen with a great deal of care, as have been the Panelists, to ensure a subject of interest to all. The objective of the event is to introduce students, mostly from GA Tech and mostly from the Indian Association there, to the GIACC, and the GAICC members to the students. It is intended as a pilot, allowing the students and members to network at the Reception after the Discussion, and both parties to explore the potential for further relationships beyond the Chamber, such as Internships. Directors of Human Resources are included in the panel so the members and students alike can discuss their needs with them as well.
It is hoped that from this event a GIACC student membership will be developed with a student committee and ambassadors for the chamber. Students would be able to recommend activities and have an ex officio seat on the GIACC Board. This will be a most interesting, and probably eye-opening, event and we strongly encourage all members to take part.
INFORMATION AT: www.giacc.org and ken@pba.org
orwww.gtindiaclub.com and info@gtindiaclub.com.
