IIEBM Indus Business School

What does a real business education look like from day one?

At IIEBM Indus Business School, our induction program focuses on building the essential professional traits required to thrive in the corporate world. It is about learning what actually matters.

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Discipline: When structured routines transform into daily habits.

Collaboration: Moving away from competition to align toward shared goals.

Self-Awareness: Identifying and unlocking your internal potential.

Communication: Learning to express ideas clearly and purposefully.

Composure: Remaining focused and grounded when the pace is relentless.

This induction phase is just the beginning. Over the next two years, these traits will prepare our students to lead with confidence.

Choose a journey that shapes both your character and your career.

Jai Hind.

We were honored to host Mr. Pravin Deshpande, Senior Advisor Innovation - Supply Chain Management at Percipere, for an enlightening session on the “Evolution of ERP and SAP.” at IIEBM - Induction Program 2026.

As industries rapidly transform, understanding the journey and future of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and SAP is crucial for the next generation of business leaders. Mr. Deshpande shared invaluable insights on how technological innovation is reshaping supply chains and driving corporate efficiency globally.

Thank you, Mr. Deshpande, for inspiring our incoming batch and setting such a high benchmark for the academic year ahead!

Jai Hind.

As part of our ongoing Induction Program 2026, we had the incredible privilege of hosting an enlightening session focused on one of the most vital soft skills for tomorrow’s leaders: corporate storytelling.

A sincere thank you to Mr. Kunal Choudhury, Director & Head - HR at Alvarez & Marsal Global Capability Center, for sharing his expertise with our incoming batch 2026.

Mr. Choudhury delivered a powerful session on the theme: “Crafting Compelling Narratives: Why Storytelling and Storyboarding are Critical in Today’s Workplace”.

Key takeaways from his session included:
Beyond Data & Numbers: Why data alone isn’t enough to influence decisions, and how a well-crafted narrative bridges the gap between insight and action.

The Power of Storyboarding: Utilizing structured visual frameworks to pitch ideas clearly, align team objectives, and simplify complex business strategies.

The HR & Leadership Lens: Why top global employers look for candidates who can articulate their thoughts compellingly and connect with stakeholders authentically.

Thank you, Mr. Choudhury, for equipping our management students with such practical tools and inspiring perspectives as they begin their professional journey!

Jai Hind.

We were honoured to have Mr. Ashish Rajora, Supply Chain Operations Assistant Manager at Accenture, for addressing our incoming batch 2026-28 at IIEBM - Induction Program 2026.

Mr. Rajora delved into a highly relevant and complex theme: “The Agentic AI Dilemma: An Unprecedented Business Boom or an Executive Curse”.

Key highlights from the session included:
The AI Shift: Understanding how autonomous AI agents are moving beyond simple automation to reshape global supply chains and corporate operations.

The Dilemma: Navigating the fine line between leveraging AI for massive business growth versus mitigating executive and operational risks.

Future-Proofing Leadership: The critical skills and tech-fluent mindset our management students need to develop to lead effectively in an AI-driven corporate landscape.

Thank you, Mr. Rajora, for sharing your invaluable industry insights and setting such an exceptional benchmark for our induction program!

Jai Hind.

Accenture

As part of our Induction Program 2026, IIEBM – Indus Business School had the privilege of hosting Capt. Ulhas Bodhankar, Senior Advisor, Sagarmitra Abhiyan, for a thought-provoking session titled — “Let’s Fall in Love with the Ocean: Going Beyond the Syllabus.”

The session offered our incoming students a powerful perspective on one of the most pressing global challenges — ocean health and plastic pollution — bridging scientific understanding with ethical responsibility and civic action.

Key highlights from the session:
Oceans generate 70% of Earth’s oxygen and absorb 90% of excess heat — yet remain the most overlooked part of our climate system.

14 million tons of plastic enter our oceans every year, silently destroying marine ecosystems.

The Sagarmitra 3-step student action model demonstrated how individual responsibility can drive collective environmental impact.

At IIEBM, we believe that true management education goes beyond textbooks. Sessions like these instil in our students the values of global citizenship, scientific temper, and responsible leadership — the very foundations of NEP 2020.

We are grateful to Capt. Ulhas Bodhankar and Sagarmitra Abhiyan for inspiring our students to think beyond the classroom and act as responsible global citizens.

Jai Hind.

As part of the IIEBM Induction Program 2026, we are honored to welcome Mr. Pravin Deshpande, Senior Advisor – Innovation, Supply Chain Management at Percipere, for an insightful session on:

“Evolution of ERP and SAP”

In an increasingly digital and interconnected business environment, understanding the journey of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems and the impact of SAP on modern organizations is essential for future managers and business leaders.

This session will provide students with valuable perspectives on how technology has transformed business processes, enhanced operational efficiency, and continues to shape the future of enterprise management.

Jai Hind.