'ALUMNI TALK' - Mr.Girish Aithal Nagoor, Branch Manager, Vijaya Bank organised by PIM Alumni Associaiton

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Poornaprajna Institute of Management Alumni Association organized a programme "Alumni Talk" an interactive session with the alumni of the organization.  Mr. Girish Aithal Nagoor, Senior Manager at Vijaya Bank, who also happens to be the Vice President of Alumni Association of PIM addressed the students on the topic "Opportunities and Challenges in the Banking Sector" on 23rd February 2019 at Prajna Hall.  Girish Aithal belongs to the first batch of PIM who was a student during 2006-08.  Mr. Girish enlightened the various opportunities existing in the banking sector and also explained in detail the various challenges one has to face to achieve success.  The desire to excel is very important for the success he stated.  When it is coupled with the required hard work, banking jobs can lead to both professional and personal development.  He brought out the differences between the public sector and private sector banks and stated that those who have the ability and confidence in themselves, can ideally opt for private sector banks as ample growth opportunities and faster career developmental opportunities would be available in the private sector compared to public sector.  His presentation was followed by an interactive question-answer session where he clarified various doubts of the students.  The questions about the merger of Vijaya bank with Bank of Baroda was also discussed.  The programme organized by the Alumni Association of PIM was attended by both first and second year MBA students  Mr.Sudhindra Bhat and Mr.Akshay US conducted the programme. 































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  1. UnknownMarch 6, 2019 at 11:42 AM

    Well done Girish Sir. Good initiative by Institute.

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