IIM-V opens admissions for EMBA programme

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Framed as an industry–academia conversation on leadership, skills and transformation, the discussion examined contemporary shifts in industry, evolving leadership expectations, professional readiness and the impact of technological change on organisations and their workforce

Director of IIM-V M Chandrasekhar, among others, unveiling the programme’s brochure at the Gambheeram campus in Visakhapatnam
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Director of IIM-V M Chandrasekhar, among others, unveiling the programme’s brochure at the Gambheeram campus in Visakhapatnam

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Visakhapatnam: The Indian Institute of Management Visakhapatnam (IIM-V) commenced the admission process for the fourth batch of its winter intake Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA) programme. Designed for working professionals, the programme combines advanced managerial learning with AI-integrated applications to enable participants to make informed decisions, lead transformation and drive business growth in an increasingly AI-native ecosystem. The programme was launched on the sidelines of a fireside chat titled ‘leading what’s next: from experience to readiness’, moderated by M Chandrasekhar, director, IIM-V, in the presence of Raj Kumar Dubey, former chairman, Indraprastha Gas Limited at the institute campus.

Framed as an industry–academia conversation on leadership, skills and transformation, the discussion examined contemporary shifts in industry, evolving leadership expectations, professional readiness and the impact of technological change on organisations and their workforce. Reflecting on the evolving global business ecosystem, Prof. Chandrasekhar emphasised the need for professionals to proactively build capabilities as technology, markets and organisational expectations continue to change. “Business leadership today is being reshaped by technology, volatility and the need for faster, better judgment,” he stated. Abhishek Srivastavam, chairperson, EMBA, IIM-V, added, “The value of an EMBA lies not in revisiting management concepts but in helping experienced professionals examine familiar business challenges with a wider, more rigorous lens.” Later, the programme brochure was launched.

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