Thu, 10 Dec

Launching The Palace Calendar themed on 'Maharana Pratap'

Shriji unveiled the Palace Calendar 2016 at Shambhu Niwas Palace, Udaipur. The theme of the 2016 calendar is 'Maharana Pratap'. The calendar showcases the painting of Maharana Pratap on horseback, Kumbhalgarh - his birth place, Coronation place Gogunda, a scene from the battle of Haldigathi and his Nirvana site Bandoli Chawand. The calendar also showcased Supreme Lord of Mewar - Shree Eklingnathji, Founder of Mewar Dynasty - Bapa Rawal and Maharshi Harit Rashi. On the back page more information has been given regarding some historical sites of that era with Photographs.

Shriji unveiling the Palace Calendar 2016

Fri, 18 - Sat 19 Dec

CII – FBN 3rd Next Generation (NXG) International Convention 2015 focusing on Next Generation Leaders: Forging the Path to Excellence in HR Practices in Family Business

Mr. Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar, Trustee, Maharana of Mewar Charitable Foundation participated at the CII FBN India Chapter 3rd Next Generation International Convention held at Marriott Resort and Spa at Goa. The delegation from MMCF comprised of Dr. Mayank Gupta, Deputy Secretary - Development and Mr. Raju Mansukhani, media consultant.

Lead Faculty

Ms. Amy M. Schuman, a principal Consultant of the Family Business Consulting Group, Inc. works with family business on leadership development, communication skills and team building. Amy was the founding facilitator of the Next Generation Leadership Institute, an intensive, two year program for next generation family business leaders that is part of the Loyola University Chicago Family Business Centre. Amy is the co-author with John L. Ward and Stacy Stutz of 'Family Business as Paradox'. She is the Co-author, with John L. Ward, of 'Family Education for Business Owning Families' and Co-author of 'A Woman's Place…The Crucial Roles of Women in Family Business'. At the Goa convention, Amy explained how paradoxes were different from problems that could be solved or contradictions which can be resolved. Her focus was on developing the communication skills and faculties needed to resolve conflicts within the family business context. Group exercises drilled home these key messages.

Focus of the Convention

The convention saw the participation of young family business leaders in the 18-40 years age-group. It provided a powerful platform to Next Generation Family Business leaders from across the country to discuss some of the most pressing issues concerning their role in Family Business and Commitment. Attention was focused on diverse themes of interest with sessions focusing on Human Resources in Family Business: Learning Best Practices, then Choosing When and How to Apply Them.

Day 1, 18.12.2015:

The day began with registration at Conference Board Room of Marriott Resort and Spa, Goa professionally organized by Ms. Pooja Jha, Deputy Director, CII FBN India Chapter, Confederation of Indian Industry, New Delhi.