City students impress Canadian leader trainers

After three weeks of entrepreneurial training, case studies and business plan presentations, four Canadian coaches from the Richard Ivey School of Business (RISB) have left for home blown away by the technical know-how of students here.It enables washer extractor to communicate with chemical pumping machines.All Continental flatwork ironer offer easy-to-operate controls that provide efficient performance and flexibility. 

The Ivey Leader project, taken up in partnership with Jain University, concluded last week. Eleven MBA students from the university underwent business skills training from Leyna Rottboll, Haley Jeffrey, Sunny Soin and Sekh Samuel from the RISB. 

“We worked with students who were well-versed with business concepts.Six panel tracking system delivers more energy from skystream. We were blown away. Their technical training is phenomenal and we had to brush up on financial topics, while they were solid with them,A letter folding machine is a piece of equipment which is designed to fold paper.” said Leyna, Executive Director of the Ivey Leader project, which was started in 1991 to help aspiring entrepreneurs realise their business plans. 

“There are lots of engineers here. But we saw business ideas for dry cleaning and laundry services among others. It is about servicing the market here, which is full of opportunities.All the personnel that deal with our industrial washing machine servicing are dedicated to the service department. It was great that students are recognising this opportunity,” said Sunny, a volunteer specialising in fundraising. 

“We worked with students who came with high entrepreneurial knowledge. Students could look at broadening family businesses by diversifying manpower to bring in those with different capabilities,” Haley said adding that students have to network to find their potential investors. 

Access to initial investment is a challenge here whereas there are investment opportunities provided by the Canadian government for new businesses. “Also, universities and B-schools have a responsibility to reach out to start-ups by giving them the initial push,” Leyna added. 

Six months later, the students will be contacted by the Ivey trainers to know how they are doing with their ideas. For now, their only presence in India is with Jain University. “India is the fastest growing economy and we want to expand. We are identifying other institutions in Delhi and Mumbai,” Leyna said. 

Canadian coach from RISB, Leyna Rottboll said MBA programmes in Indian B-Schools need to focus on putting students in decision-making situations. “The only challenge for us was to get them to make a decision about a business situation and they were taken aback. Focussing on making them take decisions is the best way students can utilize their technical training.” The Ivey trainers used many case studies to explain students how they could overcome challenges in businesses. “Going forward, we are preparing around 400 India-specific case studies so students can relate better,” Haley said. 

By agrees, I mean she goes directly to Adam to question him. He denies any knowledge and insists again some more that he’s doing everything he can to legitimize his father’s business. Boomer is satisfied with his answers and walks back to her car with a smile on her face. Then the cloned phone starts ringing and she listens as Adam sets up a shady meeting. 

A Charlie Fong assisted call trace later and Boomer is breaking her way into a warehouse – alone. Her only backup – cute boots and fashion disaster jeggings. Seriously, what is she wearing? Why does wardrobe keep putting her in these dainty silken blouses? Five-0′s budget allotment for dry cleaning must be insane. Anyhoodle, she discovers one of the witness bodies in an oil drum just as two henchies arrive at the warehouse. Shooting shooting shooting. Boomer takes them both out, but not before taking a slug in the gut herself.