Adventure! SP Jain Jaguars

"In 1897, a young man named Ardeshir Godrej gave up law and turned to lock-making. Ardeshir went on to make safes and security equipment of the highest order, and then stunned the world by creating toilet soap from vegetable oil. His brother Pirojsha Godrej carried Ardeshirs dream forward, leading Godrej towards becoming a vibrant, multi-business enterprise. Pirojsha laid the foundation for the sprawling industrial garden township now called Pirojshanagar in the suburbs of Mumbai, where the Godrej Group has its headquarters," says the Godrej & Boyce website.

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Many Jaguars will choose to work for non-governmental organizations (NGOs) after graduation. So it's important that they understand the business side of charitable endeavors. To get first-hand exposure, BBA15 Jaguars visited the United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) at Dubai International Humanitarian City in UAE.

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There's a lot more to the business of fine chocolate making than a great recipe -- as BBA15 Jaguars learned on a recent field trip to Mirzam Chocolate Factory in Dubai.

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How do Indian corporations address the triple bottom line with corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives? Mumbai Jags travelled to an NGO-managed village on the outskirts of the city to find out – and learned a lot about receiving through giving.

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The CFA Institute is the world's most respected credentialing group for Chartered Financial Analysts^®. So when a team of S P Jain masters students won first place at the CFA Institute Research Challenge contest for universities throughout Dubai, it was a huge honor. But equally remarkable was the fact that a team of second-year undergraduate Jaguars took second place -- beating out teams who were much more senior, and had much greater experience in the world of finance.

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The BBA Jags of the Mumbai campus were taken on an outbound tour of Lavasa city 193 kms away from Mumbai. Lavasa is India’s first entirely private city built from scratch. Lavasa draws influence from the fishing village of Portofino in the Italian Riviera. The objective of the visit was to showcase some of the world’s most unique sustainability practices being followed in Lavasa.

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BBA Jags of the Mumbai campus were taken around a site tour of the Trident & Oberoi Hotel’s South Mumbai property as part of the SCSR subject’s Industry initiatives. The objective of the visit was to get an understanding around the prevailing Sustainability practices being followed by the Hotel Group.

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Tag along with Dubai Jags (BBA15) in this video, and see what an adventure they had spending the night in the Liwa desert.

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Public speaking is a key skill if you want to be a global business leader. And the best way to learn is by practice, right? Just ask Aindrea Sewell (BEC15) from the island of Jamaica, who was the opening speaker at Dubai International Academic City's (DIAC) Week of Welcome (WOW) in February. The three-day festival greeted 26,000+ students from over 30 universities to the largest educational free zone in the world.

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Kimberly Elliott, Sachin Kapoor and Natasja Klaire Pagulayan rubbed shoulders with Facebook pros while competing at the Hack 4 Good.

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Kudos to the Jaguars who placed 3^rd in Group Dance category at IMT Dubai’s annual Inter University Cultural Festival, Vaudeville on 1^st March 2017. The team representing SP Jain Dubai Campus included second-year BBA students Lavena Bhansali, Harsha Mehta, Zafira Yahya, Aadit Mohnot, Mark Agrawal and Kunal Dugar.

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