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Alumni Speaks |
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We feel proud to share with you few of the success stories of our alumni, a vast network of professionals spread across continents spearheading management of multinational corporations, educational institutions, Government enterprises, NGOs and enterprises of their own.
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Mr.Vijay Sankar,
Vice President,
Deutsche Bank, New York |
| "At BIM, I learned quantitative financial techniques that are quite relevant to my everyday task in controlling fixed income trading Desks and prop trading Desks of Deutsche Bank in New York. BIM taught me the art of learning complex financial products made me think analytically. BIM complemented my learning through case study methodology and I still find it useful expressing ideas and critical day to day problems solving." |
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Mr.Raja Shanmugam,
Senior Vice President
Mind Tree Consulting |
“BIM in 1985-87 was a compressed learning capsule on “Life”, beyond just marketing, systems, accounting, HR, OB, Finance and all the subjects. Participating in the running of the young institute helped us gain hands-on management experience at the campus itself.
“Almost all lecturers were through sharing of live experiences from practicing managers and industry leaders, which helped to correlate theory with practice. Through this residential program, we developed critical social skills through our close interactions in and outside the classrooms. Quite simply, we learnt how to learn. A strong foundation was laid during this period to help me grow into what I am today.” |
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Mr. Ernest Vinod
Assistant Vice President,
Credit Suisse, Singapore |
“My two years at BIM was among the most enriching and enjoyable times of my life. The course provides a strong foundation on the basics of finance from which one can build on after he enters the compare world. The residential nature of the program creates a camaraderie among the students and also helps to develop one’s interpersonal skills.” |
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Balasubramanian Ananthasubramanian,
Principal in charge of Ports, IDFC |
“As the faculties were from diverse industry and academics and locations, the group discussions and class room sessions were flexible in late evenings on week-ends. It was a life time experience and one wonders whether this is possible in corporate environment. There was in addition the urge to prove to ourselves and to the world our credentials being the first batch” |
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Senthil Kumar Muthusamy, Associate Professor
College of Business Administration
Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, OH |
There are there BIM aspects that substantially influenced my career and often they surface in my mind whenever I am nostalgic about BIM: the Commitment displayed by the former Director Prof. Pyarelal for the progress of the students and the Institute; the immense values of BHEL and its resources in the learning; open minded and creative peers, cohorts and the faculty. |
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