Human Resource Management Forum Events

School of Social Work, Roshni Nilaya, Mangaluru organized two-day National conference on Nurturing talent for Business Excellence on April 12 &13, 2016.The conference aims at providing a common platform for the budding HR professionals across the country to enhance their knowledge and reflect upon the emerging issues and concerns on Talent Management.

Mr. A.B.Ibrahim, IAS, Deputy Commissioner, Dakshina Kannada had inaugurated the conference on Tuesday, April 12 at 10.00 am. Dr. P.S.Yadapadithaya, Professor, Department of Commerce, Mangalore University, was the key note speaker. Dr. Philomena D Souza, Director of the college was also present.
The valedictory session was held on April 13 for which Mr P.A.Jose, General Manager – Administration (Rtd) MRPL was the chief guest and Mr. Stevan Pinto, President, Roshni Alumni Association, Mangalore Chapter was the guest of honour. Dr. Philomena Serrao, Retired Principal of the college was present.

The technical sessions was addressed by eminent speakers. A session on Introduction to Talent Management and Philosophy was handled by Mr. Brian D A Fernandes, Director, Spearhead Media Pvt Ltd, Mangalore. Second session on Talent Acquisition, Engagement and Retention was handled by Mrs. Nivedita Mirajkar, Soft Skill Trainer, Mangalore. A session on Hipot Talent Identification and Development was handled by Mr. Raghavendra V Kulkarni, Seniour Manager – Talent Management, Himalaya Drug Company, Bangalore. Coaching – an effective tool for Talent Management was addressed by Mr. Aloysius Kiran A, HR Executive, Titan Company Limited, Bangalore. A session on Application of Technology in Talent Management was addressed by Dr. Angelo Mathew, Asst. Professor, Loyala College Trivandrum. Another session on talent management – best practices was handled by Dr. Sonny Jose, Head, Department of Social Work, Loyola College Trivandrum.

There was a special practical session on a De- stressing technique by Mrs. Asha Lobo, Asst. Professor, School of social work, Mangalore. The two-day event witnessed 220 delegates and participants from all over India.