YFEE goes India

Speaker Veranstaltung

05.05.2015, 18:30 - 21:00 h

Join us for a unique trip to India! In this English-speaking event we visit a country that not only offers a rich culture, abundant nature and fantastic food – India offers a lot of great career opportunities for women.

Waseem Hussain, CEO and founder of MARWAS, Switzerland’s market leader for intercultural India trainings, coaching and consulting, will first drive us through India’s business culture. Being a Swiss citizen of Indian origin, he knows well how to navigate between both cultures and will outline to us the biggest challenges and traps for business in general and for women in specific.

http://marwas.ch/en/doing-business-in-india/

Rati Menon, Managing Director at TATA Interactive Systems Switzerland, has not only lived and worked in both cultures, but also successfully managed family and career. She will join the podium discussion with Waseem and share with us the experiences she made and the challenges she faced in both cultures.

www.tatainteractive.com

After an introduction about India’s corporate culture by Waseem Hussain, Rati Menon will join the podium discussion and explain to us how she made it to the top of her organization even after several years of maternity leave where she focused on her family rather than on her career. The The podium discussion will be rounded by an FAQ session and followed by a networking apero with Indian food by Chalet India, Horgen.

http://chaletindia.ch




Short Bios:

Waseem Hussain is an internationally renowned expert on doing business in India. He has trained and coached more than 10,000 executives, managers, engineers, and administrative staff across Europe and the USA to successfully work with India. He organizes business delegation trips to, publishes articles and blogs, and is a keynote speaker at international business conferences.
See also www.marwas.ch and www.waseem-hussain.com

Rati Menon currently heads the Swiss office for Tata Interactive Systems and has had many years of working with people from different parts of the world and different cultures. She started her working career in India, moving to the Netherlands in 2008 and then to Switzerland in 2012. As a working mother, she has juggled all her different roles, sometimes successfully and sometimes not so successfully, but more importantly, has survived to tell her tale.

This event is limited to a maximum of 60 participants, first come, first serve!
Registration deadline 01.05.2015

Image credit to © MARWAS LTD, Zurich, Switzerland

Veranstaltungsort:
Hochschule für Wirtschaft, Room 402/403
Lagerstrasse 5
CH 8021 Zürich