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CMA ChandigarhManagement Association

ALL INDIA MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION

CHANDIGARHMANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION

Annual Report of Activities 2010-11

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2010-11

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Office Bearers

C/o Bhartiya Vidya Bhawan, Plot No. 5, Sector 27-B, Madhya MargChandigarh-160019, INDIA, Tel .: 0172-2656031, Fax : 0172-2639548email : [email protected]

Chandigarh Management Association

Website : www.cma.net.in

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Affiliated to

ALL INDIA MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION

CMA ChandigarhManagement Association

President

Dr. Gulshan Sharma

Vice President

Dr. Niraj Pasricha

Secretary General

J.N. Vohra

Joint Secretary

A.K. Gandhi

Treasurer

CA Vivek GoyalPast President

Col. Karamjeet Singh (Retd.)



Dear Members

At the onset, I thank all members of CMA who provided me an opportunity to serv

this august body of management professional in our region. I deeply appreciate t

outpouring support, understanding, and encouragement given by members and mento

in accomplishing a part of the agenda set forth by me in consultation with the members

the executive body.

In the year of my tenure, we had undertaken some initiatives such as launching o

'Women Wing” and providing a platform to the same to start some activities under t

wing. The CMA foundation year was celebrated under the aegis of this wing and w

dedicated to 'Women's Day'. Other initiatives for the benefaction of youth we

undertaken, such as inculcating awareness about skills development and corporate soc

responsibility programmes in some fields. We organised successfully 'Shaping You

Minds' program of AIMA, besides participating in the Chandigarh Carnival, whic

have given us wider exposure and publicity amongst the youth. Other than these, w

took steps to reach out beyond the domains of CMA and helped other LMAs in t

area to come up. In order to associate some eminent citizens of the tricity, we recognise

their services to the city in their respective fields, and to those who brought laurels to th

city, by conferring upon them life time achievement award.

The initiatives and programmes undertaken during the year by respective committees a

consolidated by Mr. J.N.Vohra, Secretary General, in this Annual Report. I thank M

Vohra for his consistent and steadfast support in implementing our programmes.Much more needs to be done by our association to ensure continuity in the agenda s

forth by my predecessors and by my executive. We need to do talent hunt to enhan

the quality base of our membership and develop them to lead the organisation in th

future. Even though, this year our membership development committee could indu

large individual members and organisational members and life members, thanks to t

efforts of Mr. A.K Gandhi, yet retention of membership still remains a worrying facto

In coming days, we need greater participation of the professional institution

management fraternity and industry in the programmes to be undertaken by th

association. A review of our programmes, services and style of functioning, has alread

become due.CMA is a member-led organisation represented by institutions and individuals comin

from varied fields of academia, businesses, industry and social sciences. The associatio

represents management fraternity working across the full range of manufacturing, financ

and service industry located in the region.

As a premier professional body, CMA has an important role to play in harnessing th

talent and interests of its members and mustering their active and enthusiastic views an

contributions for realising greater awareness of our role, appreciation and achieveme

of the objectives we promote.

President

Annual Addres



I know membership is the real value and asset of our organisation, more than its balanc

sheet. We, to whom membership has put the trust by providing us the opportunity to

lead this organisation, should not belie their expectations and must endeavour to brin

in inspiring achievements in order to build public image and confidence in the industry o

the region so that fruits of our deliberations and activities reach to the younger lots of th

area who are destined to take the association forward.

In all earnestness, I seek the indulgence of all those who have served this organisation, a

one time or the other, to continue maintain their participative relationship with the

organisation for working together with the new generation of leaders, emerging out of it

membership, who has energy and passion in taking this organisation forward to nurtur

the domain we represent.

In the end, once again I thank the executive members, and members at large for the

support and wishes. I wish them all a successful year ahead.

Dr. Gulshan Sharma

President-CMA



SECRETARY GENERAL REPORT - ACTIVITIES - 2010-11

Launching of the 'CMA Women Wing”

In order to highlight some social causes, an initiative was undertaken to launch “Women Wing”. The idea was to involve honourable ladie

of our members and others who can play a meaningful and important role and display their professional acumen to empower and mobilize

the women of the tricity for active participation in matters of city development like; water supply, education, cleanliness, health system,

and environmental justice, besides, honouring women of mettle and substance.

Pictures of some of the programmes undertaken under “Women Wing” are shown below;

It was conceived that the wing willparticipate in city festivals, such as

Chandigarh Carnival and organise special

days such as “Parents Day”, “Teachers

Days” etc. Lady members will visit schools

and colleges to spread social messages of

relevance to the youth, besides inviting

eminent women to deliver talks and as chief

guest.

We hope in coming years this wing will play

an important role to give a new direction to

the activities of the association.

Inaugural Session for the Formation

of Women Wing

Mrs. Uma Vasudeva nominated

as Chairperson

& Mrs. Indu Sharma as Convener

of the Wing

Honouring War Widows of the Tricity by Women Wing



CMA Women Wing Honoured Teachers dedicated for upliftment of Children of Slums of Tricity

On the eve of Teacher's day and as a part of its social responsibility, the Chandigarh Management Association (CMA) - Women wing

honoured 4 teachers of the tricity today who are doing selfless service to teach slum children and transforming their lives. These teacher

belonged to Theatre Age Group, Sector 24 and Mullanpur Village. The function was held at ITFT Education Group, Sector-17.

The CMA 44th foundation Year was Celebrated under the aegis of Women Wing and was

dedicated to 'Women's Day

Ms. Preneet Kaur, Hon'ble Union Minister of State for External Affairs was the Chief Guest

Ms. Uma Vasudeva, Chairperson

Women's Wing

Welcoming Ms. Preneet Kaur

The Chief Guest Watching

the Presentation of

CMA Activities

Mrs. Promila Chandermohan

Eminent Social Worker

Addressing the Audience

A Young Student receiving

Award from Ms. Preneet Kaur for

answering correctly the Objective of Women



The idea for spearheading and strengthening this wing was to involve youth of the city and of professional institutions to give them

exposures of communication skills of the experts drawn from various fields for their personality development and inculcating the power o

positive attitudes, corporate social responsibility, ethics and values and entrepreneurship talent.

CMA launched its skills development programme for the year 2010-11 with press conference on “Emerging Trends in Vocationa

Training” at ITFT Chandigarh on Sunday, 25th July.

Visiting Professor Dr. Alistair Baker from Motherwell College, Scotland addressed the press conference. While speaking on theoccasion, he gave an overview of the status of the vocational training and skills development programmes in Scotland and said that new

trends are emerging for taking vocational training programmes at higher educational level.

PROGRAMMES FOR THE YOUTH

Skills Development Initiatives

Skills Development Programme

of Supply Chain Management

Inaugural Press Conference on V ocational Training and Skills Development Programmes in progress

Skills Development Programme

of Media Entertainment Industry

Ms. Poonam Batth Former Journalist

Interacting with Participant of Workshop

As a part of its Corporate Social Responsibility CMA organised a talk cum demonstration on the

“Skills of Environment Management through 'Homa Therapy' and Garbage Enzyme”



GLIMPSES OF “SHAPING YOUNG MINDS” PROGRAMME



CMA PARTICIPATION IN CHANDIGARH CARNIVAL

(GLIMPSES OF THE EVENT GIVEN BELOW)

THE CAMPAIGN OF “SHAPING YOUNG MINDS



Session on: “Mind Empowerment Skills"

taken by Mr. Balwant Gurunay, Chairman (MDP/EDP)-CMA Committee

And Renowned Corporate Motivator cum Business Strategy Consultant

An interactive meet on “Punjab Education: Skills Development & Roadmap Ahead” at Bhartiya Vidhya Bhavan, Chandigarh.Hon'ble Education Minister Punjab S. Sewa Singh Sekhwan was the Chief Guest on the occasion

CMA Management Meet on

“People, Skills, and Change Management”

Keynote Speaker : Mr. Navjot Singh Sidhu, Hon' ble Member of Parliament



Interactive talk on : “Emerging Trends in Skills Development, Focus: Foreign Students in Australia".

Delivered by Dr. Robert Ibakaran, Renowned Academician from the Canberra University, Australia

Seminar on ‘Growing Traffic; Road Safety, emissions and climate change’ Dr.Bhushan Sood, NRI

from Canada and traffic management expert and

Dr.PankajKhullar, IFS, Principal Conservator of Forests, Himachal (Retd.) were the key speakers.

Interactive Session on ‘Skills and Traits of Eminent Leaders’

Keynote Speaker : Prof. Satinder Dhiman,

Associate Dean, School of Business, at Woodbury University, Burbank, California

Interactive Session on : Future of Business & Social Networking : Emerging Trends in IT Skillsby Dr. N.S. Kalsi, IAS, Joint Secy Ministry of Home Affairs, GOI



Panel Discussions and Open Forum

Panel Discussion on “Budgets 2011-12 , Keynote Speaker : Rajan Kasyhap,

Former Chief Secretary and Chief Information Commissioner Punjab

Panel Discussion on Lok Pal Bill: Will it be panacea for banishing corruption

Mr. R.M.Khanna, Ex-Chairman of CII (Northern Region) as Chief Guest

Launching of the Books

The Mall Watch Authored by Mr Rajbir Deswal, IPS

IG Police (CID) Haryana)

Book in "International Trade : Text and Cases" authored by

Dr. PK Vasudeva

Overview of RBI - Prospective in Focus by S. Jasbir Singh, Regional Director RBI, Chandigarh



Knowledge Series Lecture

Lecture on Tourism Development in and around Chandigarh by Tourism Legend SK Chopra

” The Art of Longevity

through

Ayurveda”by

Dr. Arun Gupta,

Eminent Ayurvedic

Seminar on 'Outlook for the Global Economy

over the Next Decade'

by Ms. Clare Moonan of International Business,

Sheffield Hallam University, UK

Interactive session on

''Patents and IPR-An Overview”,

Dr. Neelima Jerath,

Executive Director of Punjab State

Council of Science

and Technology

Interactive talk on "Value framework in Administration and Management: In perspective & in sight"by Mr. Rajbir Deswal, I.P.S., IG Police (CID

Interactive Session on Breaking Boundaries : The Key to Innovation by Adesh Jain, National President PMA



Publications and eMedia:

Vision Paper on Skills Developmentreleased by S. Sewa Singh Sekhwan

Management Day Souvenirreleased by S. Navjot Singh Sidhu

Road Map on Skills Developmentreleased by Ms. Preneet Kaur

authored by Ms. Ravneet Jatana, MBA, Ph.D SPublications of E-mags

Publications of e-updates

Laison with Officials of Aviation Services of Tricity

Reaching Out beyond the City Domain

Formation & Inauguration of

Amritsar Management Association

Formation & Inauguration of

Kala Amb Management Association



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