Live
- Haryana to send wedding-style invitations to voters
- Wanted posters for missing Cong leader surface in Surat amid rumours of likely defection to BJP
- Delhi: Sharpshooter of Hashim Baba gang nabbed; Rs 50 lakh extortion plan foiled
- EC sends notice to BJP over PM Modi's speech in Banswara
- PM Modi ups ante against Congress, says Rajiv Gandhi abolished inheritance law to 'save own interests'
- Cong candidate in Kerala suspects foul play as list of poll officials leaked, one suspended
- Differences on trade at focus as US secretary of state visits China
- PM Modi will free Telangana of corruption: Amit Shah
- Mallikarjun Kharge sought time to meet PM Modi to explain the Congress manifesto
- Tesla's Humanoid Robot 'Optimus': What to Expect and Its Potential Impact
ICFAI Business School bags Outstanding Case Writer Award
The highly prestigious Outstanding Case Writer award was presented to the ICFAI Business School IBS faculty members at the inaugural Case Collection Managers Meet held at Park Hyatt, Hyderabad on Friday
Hyderabad: The highly prestigious ‘Outstanding Case Writer’ award was presented to the ICFAI Business School (IBS) faculty members at the inaugural Case Collection Managers Meet held at Park Hyatt, Hyderabad on Friday.
The Case Collection Managers’ Meet was held in India (Hyderabad) for the first time and was attended by representatives from IIM Ahmedabad, Indian School of Business, BIMTECH, and so on. Dr. Purkayastha was the key note speaker for the event and shared his insights on how to write award-winning cases.
Richard McCracken, the Director of the UK-based The Case Centre, an independent home of the case method, gave away the award. Dr. J Mahender Reddy, the Vice Chancellor of ICFAI Foundation for Higher Education attended the event.
The case "Breaking the Code of Silence", written by Syeda Maseeha Qumer, Dr. Debapratim Purkayastha, and Dr. Vijaya N. Zinnoury (University of Denver, USA) won the award. To win the 'Outstanding Case Writer' award, one has to stave off competition from the best case writers in the world, as the case can be about any management topic cutting across disciplines.
IBS’s winning case deals with the highly topical issue of sexual harassment in the workplace and allows instructors to bring critical issues to the classroom and also help find solutions. Richard McCracken said that the case predates the ‘Me Too’ movement, which is a hot topic now globally, and as such, is a highly deserving winner.
