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Students told to work hard to achieve goals
There is nothing like stupid idea in business, said Abdulaziz N Al Sorayai, Chairman of Abdulaziz N Al Sorayai Investment Company located at Jeddah in Saudi Arabia.
Vijayawada: There is nothing like stupid idea in business, said Abdulaziz N Al Sorayai, Chairman of Abdulaziz N Al Sorayai Investment Company located at Jeddah in Saudi Arabia. Addressing an 'Invited Talk' organised by Department of Business Administration (Business Analytics), P B Siddhartha College of Arts & Science on Saturday, he asked the students to understand the importance of trust, passion and value system.
He exhorted students, "You have to strive for success and achieve it." He recalled his life journey and stated that he started his business at a very young age. He gave several anecdotal experiences and the challenges he faced in building a conglomerate of businesses in the area of chemicals and industrial products.
He motivated students by saying, 'Capacity can be found from the work in which you enjoy yourself.' He stated simple business Mantras including self-belief, discipline, dedication and devotion. Dr Ibrahim, CEO, Abiba Consultants, explained about the steps to be taken to start an enterprise. Dr Rajesh C Jampala, dean of the college Dr M Ramesh, principal, V Babu Rao, director, the faculty and students were present.
