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ICICI chair at IIM-B

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BANGALORE: ICICI will institute a chair in "change management'' at the Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore. Announcing this at the IIM-B Convocation, Mr K.V. Kamath, MD and CEO, ICICI, said the "new economy has handed the baton to us after almost 1,000 years and if we drop it now, it may be after 1,000 years before we get another opportunity''.

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