One Globe 2013 conference in Delhi

Hyderabad, Jan 25 (IANS) A galaxy of speakers will address One Globe 2013: Uniting Knowledge Communities, scheduled to be held at Delhi Feb 7-8. Read More

Education Conferences Delhi | One Globe 2013: Uniting Knowledge Communities | February 7th – 8th 2013 New Delhi

Education Conferences Delhi | One Globe 2013: Uniting Knowledge Communities | February 7th – 8th 2013 New Delhi

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An Evening of Philanthropy, Tech and Celebrities

An Evening of Philanthropy, Tech and Celebrities.

Gutenberg to Support Business Summit During Obama’s India Visit

MUMBAI—Gutenberg Communications, an international public and investor relations firm, has been selected by the U.S.-India Business Council to lead a communications campaign for The Business and Entrepreneurship Summit on November 6, during President Barack Obama’s first State Visit to India. The conference will be hosted by the USIBC, the U.S. Department of Commerce and the Confederation of Indian Industry. Read more

Gutenberg Communications to manage PR for US-India business summit

NEW DELHI – Global strategic communications firm Gutenberg Communications has been appointed to manage media relations for a major business summit featuring President Barack Obama.

Gutenberg Communications has been appointed by the US-India Business Council (USIBC) to lead a communications campaign for “The Business and Entrepreneurship Summit” during President Barack Obama’s first state visit to India.

Held on the 6 November in Mumbai, the conference will be hosted by the USIBC, the US Department of Commerce and the Confederation of Indian Industry.  Read more >>

NEW DELHI – Global strategic communications firm Gutenberg Communications has been appointed to manage media relations for a major business summit featuring President Barack Obama

India travelers worry over BlackBerry

The Indian government continues to insist that it will cripple all Blackberry devices in the country if the smartphone company doesn’t agree to unlock some of its private data. But the government is facing new pressure to back down from its threats from business travelers and visitors. Raymond Thibodeaux reports.

RAYMOND THIBODEAUX:  Many in India say that the government is ignoring how critical the BlackBerry is to business. Harjiv Singh is co-founder of the public relations firm, Gutenberg Communications. He travels between New York and New Delhi.

HARJIV SINGH: I hope they come up with a solution pretty quickly. It’s not just me, I have my entire team in India that uses BlackBerry. Read more >>

Corporate Attitude In India

Corporate Attitude In India  >>>By Ramana Rajgopaul

I recently read a book called The India Way which made me regret that I am no longer part of the very exciting Indian business scene. Many things that Professional Managers of my generation longed for could not materialize due the stifling anti business Socialism atmosphere that existed then. A lot of water has flown down the Ganges since then and this book makes all Indians proud and particularly so, people like me. Read more

It happens only in India by Sudeshna Sen

Speaking from London, Sudeshna Sen explains why The India Way is a must read and what lessons the book holds for doing business in India.

Once in a while, something comes along that gives me that warm glow of feeling, ‘hey, I’ve been on the right track’ . Ever since I came to live and work in Europe, I’ve ranted almost incessantly about how things are done here. So even though it’s not quite brand new, I’m going to tell you all about this book I’ve been waiting for someone to write. The India Way, it’s written by a bunch of Wharton professors, including two of Indian origin. Ho hum, you could say. How many more management gurus of Indian origin? Read more…

You Must Have the Elevator Pitch

My first entrepreneurial venture was a health-care software company in New York. Armed with two graduate degrees, a few years of experience and boundless optimism, I plunged into the rollercoaster world of a technology start-up.

The first order of business was to raise cash. Our timing was impeccable; we set up shop four weeks after the Nasdaq market reached its dot-com-driven peak on March 10, 2000. In our first few weeks of operations, we gave scant attention to the weekly stream of negative headlines pronouncing the end of the dot-com era. We firmly held to the belief that our company was different. Ignorance, as the poet Thomas Gray put it, is bliss. (read more)