IIM-Bengaluru team imparts industry relevant skills to SITAM students

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SITAM Director Majji Shashibhusha Rao along with representatives of IIM Bengaluru in Vizianagaram on Thursday. | Photo Credit: ARRANGEMENT

A team from the Indian Institute of Management (Bengaluru) led by Saideep Rathanam, Praba Narayan and Akshay, a representative of Mizuho India Japan Study Center, imparted industry relevant skills to business management students of Satya Institute of Technology and Management (SITAM) in Vizianagaram on Thursday.

The training was part of Lean Agile Programme designed to help students acquire business, marketing skills in a systematic way.

SITAM College Director Majji Sasibghusana Rao said that the programme was designed in 2017 to strengthen collaboration between educational institutions and manufacturing sector.

He said: “The six-month hybrid learning programme would enable students to complete relevant online courses, attend seminars, and interact with industry experts.”

He thanked the IIM team for extending support to SITAM students to understand emerging courses and changes in the field of business and marketing.

SITAM Principal D.V.Ramamurthy along with others were present.

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