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AIMA convention from today

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New Delhi , Oct. 5

The All India Management Association (AIMA) will hold the 33rd National Management Convention on October 6-7 at Pragati Maidan in New Delhi.

The theme of the convention would be `Managing the Future' and would address issues faced by the Indian managers to keep pace with global demands, according to an official release.

The Minister for Commerce & Industry, Mr Kamal Nath, would be the chief guest at the inaugural session and Mr L.N. Mittal, Chairman of Mittal Steel would deliver the keynote address during the valedictory session. According to Mr G. K. Nischol, Director-General of AIMA, the convention would bring together experts from services and global companies to hear strategic insight from leading experts, executives and managers.

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