Saturday, March 12, 2016

Top 16 Indian Women HR in India


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Hema Ravichandar

Strategic HR Advisor, Independent Consultant
With over 28 years of industry experience, Hema is a decorated HR veteran and a member of board of directors of several companies. She has led large-scale HR interventions, change management programs, broad banding initiatives and leadership and management development programs in the past. She has been accredited with many awards for her excellence in HR domain.
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Shubhra Bhandari

India Staffing Lead, Texas Instruments
 
Shubhra is known for her strong hold on all HR domains. Her kind and cheerful attributes have proven very beneficial as a recruitment professional. Her expertise lies in university hiring, lateral recruitment, and employer branding.
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Dr. Debolina Dutta

Director and Head of HR, VF Corporation India
 
With over 20 years of experience in hand, Dr. Debolina has won the prestigious award in100 Most Influential Global HR Professionals. Known for being upbeat, energetic and reliable, she is a vivid writer and has several publications under her banner.
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Shalini Pillay

Head, People Performance and Culture, KPMG India
 
Shalini has served all aspects of the HR function, encompassing manpower planning & talent acquisition, organization design & development, learning & development, performance management, rewards & recognition, and employee relations. She is a part of the India Leadership team and the KPMG India Board.She specializes in People and Change Advisory, Post merger integration, Program management, sales-force effectiveness solutions, and Financial Management Advisory.
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Harlina Sodhi

SEVP - Head - Culture & Capability, IDFC Bank
 
Harlina has a strong hindsight and can lead large scale operations with ease. As an HR Professional with 22 years experience across various HR domains, she is also an active TedX speaker. She is proficient in leading change and managing multiple stakeholders in a high matrix environment.
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Meenal Jadhav

Director, Talent Management & OD at Schneider Electric
 
With various talent assessment and selection certifications, Meenal has worked for various Indian and global organizations. She is also jury on several prestigious HR awards. She is an expert in developing competency-based solutions for Talent Assessment & development.
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Shwetha Kalappa

Head -Talent Acquisition, Compensation, Benefits and Employer Branding, ING Vysya Bank
 
Known for her patience, Shwetha has been keen on introducing new HR initiatives and sees to it that these initiatives are implemented. She has over 13 years of experience in the HR domain.
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Sumathi Sampath

Head - Talent Acquisition, Infosys BPO
 
An HR for more than 20 years, Sumathi has held various leadership roles in Talent Management & Development, Employee Relations & Retention among other fields.
She is known for her track record on good people management and relentless execution. She is an avid wildlife enthusiast and have been on adventure expeditions in various sanctuaries in India and other parts of the world.
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Sweta Jain

Director Human Resources, Menarini
 
Sweta Jain is the Director Human Resources & IT at Menarini. She has 16 years of experience handling various assignments within HR functions. She has spearheaded two People Integrations. She has gained significant insight in mergers and acquisitions - people processes and change management.
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Yamini Krishnan

Head - India HR, Virtela Technology Services Incorporated
 
Yamini has considerable experience in all facets of HR domain. She plays a key role in handling HR operations in Philippines. She currently oversees HR operations, performance management, HR policies, payroll, benefits & employee engagement initiatives.
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Sangeetha Ponnappa

Director Talent Acquisition, emids Technologies
Known for being a patient mentor, Sangeetha has over 15 years experience in HR gamut. Her expertise includes talent mapping and executive hiring. She is excellent at handling difficult situations and managing volume employees.
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Rosmin Paul

Head, Talent Acquisition, Tata Motors
 
With extensive knowledge in talent acquisition, Rosmin also had a short dealership stint. Her experiences in this field include HR, Branding, Sales, and Marketing Services  for International Business. Her focus also includes internal redeployment through internal recruitment & careers.
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Vaibava Kamalasanan

Manager - Recruitment, Amazon
 
With 14 years experience in HR domain, Vaibava has led teams in Indian and abroad. Her expertise lies in setting up pilot projects for Indian and overseas offices. She has worked across various domains in the BPO and IT space focusing on financial analytics, document publishing, Telecom, Pharma hiring.
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Barnali Roychowdhury

GM Human Resources, Portea Medical
 
Known for her persuasive, innovative and confident attributes Barnali excels in everything she does and has 14 years of experience in HR field. Her expertise lies in talent engagement, talent acquisition and employee benefits. She has several certifications that include Thomas Assessment, CRA and PI Analysis.
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Mary Thomas

Head HR, Bajaj Allianz General Insurance Co. Ltd.

A celebrated HR professional among her peers, Mary is known for her empathy and multi-tasking capabilities. She has managed over 4000 people in her previous ventures. She is also known for a varied list of expertise, including Legal & Compliance, Manpower Budgetting, HR automation among others.
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Smriti Jhunjhunwala

Staffing, Microsoft India
 
Smriti brings with her over 16 years of experience. She is an excellent multi-tasker, she has been accredited with handling tasks of an HR, Admin and IT functions while overseeing the setting up of the new office premises in the past.













































































































































Saturday, February 13, 2016

Bank stocks plunge, in RED

Bank of Baroda reports Rs 3,342 crore loss in Dec quarter

Net loss for the quarter was at Rs3,342 crore compared to a net profit of Rs334 crore in the same quarter last year

IDBI Bank posts Rs 2,183.68 crore loss in Q3

The bank reported a loss, largest by any bank in the quarter so far, owing to rising provisions for bad loans and lower other income


SBI’s profit drop amplifies bank gloom

Profit declines worse-than-expected 62%, gross NPAs rise 28%; there may be more pain to come, warns SBI chief Arundhati Bhattacharya

PSU bank profits plunge amid loan clean-up

Punjab National Bank’s profit plummets 93%; Central Bank of India, Dena Bank, Allahabad Bank post losses

Bumpy road ahead for Axis Bank

Shares of Axis Bank have slumped 40.2% after they touched an all-time high in March last year, underperforming the banking index

Canara Bank: Bank Reports 87 Percent Net Profit Loss in 3rd Quarter Earnings

The bank said Friday that its net profit fell 87 percent to Rs 85 crore in the third quarter, compared to last year's Rs 656 crore. Multiple outlets reported the loss was due to the bank's bad loans.

Thursday, February 11, 2016

Highlights of Oommen Chandy's #Kerala Budget ‏@Oommen_Chandy #KeralaBudget2016

Keralabudget: through ration shops gets Rs 10 crore for its improvement.

Keralabudget: Student Police Corps that has inspired the country to get a directorate, Rs 1 crore has been allocated for the purpose.

Keralabudget: Rationshops to distribute rice free for BPL families. So far, it has been distributed at Rs 1 per kg.

Keralabudget: Lottery to be formed and income to be allocated for women empowerment.

Keralabudget: Income from state lottery sales increased from Rs 557 crore to Rs 5445 crore.

Keralabudget: Rs 6 crore has been allocated for project.

Keralabudget: Rs 5 crore has been allocated to modernise treasuries.

Keralabudget: Grandinaid programme for starting centres allocated Rs 10 crore.

Keralabudget: Irrigation projects gets an allocation of Rs 491.47 crore.

Keralabudget: Gender equality, women empowerment to get priority in the state.

Keralabudget: Old Age pension for those above 75 years to be increased from Rs 1000 to Rs 1500.

Keralabudget: Kakkanad International Women's Trade Centre to be formed, for initial studies Rs 5 crore has been allocated.

Keralabudget: For Snehapoorvam programme, that takes of the educational expenses of orphaned children, Rs 40 crore has been allocated.

Keralabudget: Rs 10 crore allocated for Endosulfan victims rehabilitation.

Keralabudget: SocialSecurity has been a priority to the government, Rs 583.52 crore has been allocated for this purpose.

Keralabudget: Cancer patients from SC segment will be given free treatment at the Regional Cancer Centre in Thiruvananthapuram.

Keralabudget: Norka gets Rs 28 crore

Keralabudget: Waste Management Authority will be formed, Rs 25 crore has been allocated.

Keralabudget: Rs694 crore for urban development, Rs18.09 crore for waste management in urban areas.

Keralabudget: Housing for All project gets 70.92 crore.

Keralabudget: Rs 33.64 crore for the development of #AyurvedaMedical Colleges.

Keralabudget: Thiruvanathapuram Medical College to be developed as Centre of Excellence.

Keralabudget: Rs 100 crore for Paraiyaram Medical College

Keralabudget: #PariyaramMedicalCollege will be acquired by the govt.

Keralabudget: Malabar Cancer Centre gets Rs 29 crore.

Keralabudget: Medical Colleges allocated Rs 121 crore,  dental colleges gets Rs 24 crore, Nursing colleges gets Rs 4.67 crore.

Keralabudget:  Rs 20 crore for Kochi Cancer Institute.

Keralabudget: AroygyaKiranam that ensures free medical services for children below 18 yrs gets Rs 31.5 crore.

Keralabudget: Rs 16 crore for developing and improving maternity units in Taluk hospitals.

Keralabudget: Rs 85.22 crore allocated Sports and Youth Welfare.

Keralabudget: Mannam Cultural Centre at Pala

Keralabudget: SreeNarayana Museum in Sivagiri, Varkala.

Keralabudget: An amount of Rs 91.22 crore has been allocated for the developing of arts and art forms of Kerala.

Keralabudget: Ernakulam Maharaja's College to be converted into DigitalCollege, an amount of Rs 3 crore has been allocated for this purpose.

Keralabudget: Malayalam University has been allocated Rs 7.65 crore.

Keralabudget:  Rs 14 crore has been allocated to develop 100 schools across state to international standards.

Keralabudget: 1000s of poor students are finding it difficult to repay educational loans. Rs 200 crore has been allocated to help.

Keralabudget: 1330.7 crore allocated for education sector.

Keralabudget:  25 crore allocated for InfoCity at Pala, Kottayam.

Keralabudget: Neyyar dam - Aruvippuram road, Thiruvananthapuram gets Rs 20 crore.

Keralabudget: Helipads in various tourism spots in Kerala.

Keralabudget: To start 24 new schemes in tourism sector 311.57 crore has been allocated.

Keralabudget: Sabari Railway to get priority.

Keralabudget: Kovalam Jalapatha has been allocated Rs 50 lakh

Keralabudget: Govt to provide subsidy for inland water transport.

Keralabudget: Two LED bulbs to be given free in every home in Kerala.

Keralabudget:  CNG buses to be started in Kochi.

Keralabudget: Welfare pension for farmers has been increased to Rs 750.

Keralabudget: To ease traffic in Piravam town, Rs 40 crore has been allocated.

Keralabudget:  Pala-Etumannor Highway to be made into 4 line path.

Keralabudget: Rs 26.5 crore has been allocated for #KeralaSuchitwaMission.

Keralabudget: Underpass in #Pattom and #Peroorkada, Thiruvananthapuram to ease traffic.

Keralabudget: Rs 8 crore has been allocated for women entrepreneurs.

Keralabudget: Govt has been able to complete its promise of completing 100 bridges in 

Keralabudget: Poonthura, Valiathura harbours has been allocated Rs 10 crore.

Keralabudget: #CyberPark at #Chengannur.

Keralabudget: Rs 25 crore allocated for the encouraging start-ups in 2016-17.

Keralabudget: Our startup policy has inspired the whole of India.

Keralabudget: Youth Entreprenuership has been allocated Rs 40 crore.

Keralabudget: Token amount has been allocated for KnowledgeCity in Thiruvananthapuram.

Keralabudget: #Kerala is India's first #digital state.

Keralabudget: Rs 5crore has been allocated for 'aquarium at every home' project.

Keralabudget: Rs 12 crore has been allocated to provide seed fund and angel fund for young entrepreneurs.

Keralabudget: 110.54 crore has been allocated for the development of MSMEs, business incubators, start-ups etc.

Keralabudget: ANERT has been allocated 43.28 crore, Energy Management Centre has been allocated 7.45 crore.

Keralabudget: Rs 2500 crore has been allocated for PPP projects in 2016-17.

Keralabudget: Rs 130 crore has been allocated for KudumbaShree.
#Keralabudget: Rs 100 crore has been allocated for building a new dam at #Mullaperiyar.

Keralabudget:  Sabarimala Master Plan has been allocated Rs 40 crore.

Keralabudget: MGNREGS will concentrate on gramin asset creation along with providing work-days for the rural poor.

Keralabudget: 4057.4 crore has been allocated for the development of rural development.

Keralabudget: Rs 74.3 crore has been allocated for organic farming.

Keralabudget: Rs 500 crore has been allocated for rubber farmers.

Keralabudget: By 2016-17, Kerala will become self-sufficient in milk production.

Keralabudget: Rs 2.9 crore has been set aside for hi-tech agriculture.

Keralabudget: LightMetro rail in #Thruvanthapuram and #Kozhikode will become a reality.

Keralabudget: Allocation of Rs 5 crore for providing subsidy for Neera production to help coconut farmers.

Keralabudget: Organic vegetable farming is one of the main agendas for the govt since 2012-13.

#Keralabudget: During the financial year 2014-15, Kerala has achieved growth rate of 12.31%.

#Keralabudget: The state has spent maximum amount of money for the welfare of poor people.

KeralaBudget: The #government has always stood with the people.

Kerala budget: State has transformed into a state that is wooed by investors.

Sunday, January 24, 2016

3rd Women’s Day Awards ‘2016 - National Foundation for Entrepreneurship Development (NFED), Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu

Dear Awardee

Greetings!

National Foundation for Entrepreneurship Development (NFED) is a unique non-governmental organization driving and thriving on socialistic notion with righteous academicians, corporate citizens and entrepreneurs in its fold, which is established in pursuance to create socio-economic sustenance through entrepreneurship Development. It serves under a glocal perspective to bring in prosperity by and large to foster entrepreneurial progression amongst all communities in general and women in particular across the nation. NFED intends to promulgate women in diverse fields through its entrepreneurship development and social wellness programmes.

To foster women empowerment, NFED celebrated its First and Second Women’s Day Awards on 8th March ‘2014 and 8th March ‘2015 by recognizing their talents and potentials in different verticals viz. Academics, Entrepreneurship, Professionals (Corporate/Industry/Government), Non-Governmental Organizations (NGO Leaders/Social Workers/Social Activists/Independent Volunteers), Free-Lancers, Workforces etc. The photographs of previous Women's Day Awards shall be viewed by visiting the following web links:

Women's Day Awards & Celebrations (8th March '2014)


Women's Day Awards & Celebrations (8th March '2015)

NFED strongly believes these women are the realistic exemplification to upbring the women’s status-quo in the society and real catalysts of our nation towards emancipating women development at large. 

In continuation to its mission, I am glad to inform you about the upcoming 3rd Women’s Day Celebrations to be organized by our National Foundation for Entrepreneurship Development (NFED) which is a National Award ceremony scheduled on 8th March ‘2016 at The Orbis Hotel addressed at #1562, Avinashi Road, Hope College, Coimbatore – 641 004, Tamil Nadu, India.

I attach herewith the 3rd Women’s Day Awards ‘2016 invitation cum itinerary along with nomination form, award categories and start status & selection criteria for your kind information and records.

You may nominate and / or circulate amongst your esteemed women networks and professional women contacts to facilitate this award ceremony through some genuine nominations.

Those who are interested in placing / recommending their nomination needs to fill-in thenomination form and send it along with their recent CV and Photograph via email tonfedawards@gmail.com and a copy to chairmannfed@gmail.com for official records.

The interested women candidates shall place their nomination form along with the aforementioned requirements on or before 25th February '2016. 

The award carries a memento and certificate along with dinner hospitality (including complimentary guest hospitality (restricted to one member). However, additional guest participant (s) are charged according to the selection committee mandate as specified in the invitation cum itinerary))). 

Important: It is to be noted that the registration fee payment shall be made only after confirmation of award by the selection committee. The awardee meeting the requirements and placing the nomination form in accordance with the award category is only the minimum eligibility eligibility condition for nomination. However, the decision on award conferment has been solely under the discretion of selection committee's recommendation, wherein its decision stands final.

I appreciate your kind co-operation and look forward to your facilitation to our 3rd Women's Day Awards '2016.

Attached files of the program
https://www.dropbox.com/s/vl0oxig485ekpky/WDA%20Nomination%20Form.pdf?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/h4wyg217jrm0h5g/Invitation%20cum%20Itinerary%20NFED%203rd%20WDA%202016.pdf?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/kvnndb93nug5lwm/Award%20Categories.pdf?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/4fbuzyfumwhz83b/Star%20Status%20%26%20Selection%20Criteria%20WDA%202016.pdf?dl=0

Sincerely, 

Sd/-

KVJ. Prof. Dr. R. Ganesan
Professor & Chairman / Founder & Managing Trustee
National Foundation for Entrepreneurship Development (NFED)
&
Editor-in-Chief & Chairman, Governing Board
International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Small & Medium Enterprises (IJESMES)
Kathmandu, Nepal


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