Prachi Sip
Prachi Sip
Prachi Sip
WORLDWIDE”
Submitted To
Submitted By
Company Guide
Faculty Guide
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DR. PUNJABRAO DESHMUKH INSTITUTE OF
MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY & RESEARCH, NAGPUR
DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that the investigation in this report titled "SALES PROMOTION
ACITIVITY ADOPTED BY IFORTIS WORLWIDE” has been carried out by Ms.
Prachi Chilke during the summer internship project. The study was done in the
organisation, IFORTIS WORLWIDE in partial fulfilment of the requirement for the
degree of Master of Business Administration of R. T. M. Nagpur university,
Nagpur.
The work is the own work of the candidate, complete in all respect and is of
sufficiently high standard to warrant it's submission to the said degree.
The assistance and resources used for this worker duly acknowledged.
Dr. SurendraJichkar
Director
PDIMTR, Nagpur
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
It is a matter of pride and privilege for me to have done a summer internship project
in IFORTIS WORLWIDE and I am sincerely thankful to them for providing this
opportunity to me.
I am thankful to “Mr. Vidya Gondane” ma’am for guiding me through this project
and continuously encouraging me. It would not have been possible to complete this
project without his/her support.
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Index (Table of Contents)
PART 1
A) COMPANYPROFILE
Brief history.
Management structure.
Achievements, awards and
latestdevelopments.
Products & Servicesoffered.
SWOTanalysis.
B) SECTOROVERVIEW
Sector size and majorplayers.
Problems faced by the sector in
general and thecompany inparticular.
Future potential of thesector.
PART 2
A) ACTUAL WORKDONE
Week wise details of the workdone.
Keylearning
C) CONCLUSION
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INTRODUCTION OF THE TOPIC
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INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION:
CONCEPT :
Needs: Something necessary for people to live a healthy, stable and safe life. When
needs for food, water and shelter; or subjective and psychological, such as the need
to belong to family or social group and the needs for self-esteem.
Wants: Something that is desired, wished for or aspired to. Wants are not essential
for basic survival and not essential for basic survival and often shaped by culture or
peer- groups.
Demands: When needs and wants are backed by the ability to pay, they have the
potential to became economic demands.
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Part 1 (A)
COMPANY PROFILE
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COMPANY PROFILE
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Our Principles:
- We make customer satisfaction our top priority. - We make efforts for the
improvement of the ‘quality of life’ of our employees.
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Key Responsibility Area
iii. Complete and submit to the faculty supervisor Weekly Time Logs. Complete
and discuss with the site supervisor the midterm and final evaluations. Submit
the evaluations to Career and Internship Services in a timely manner.
iv. Communicate with the site supervisor and/or faculty supervisor any issues that
may affect the performance of assigned responsibilities or the overall success
of the experience.
v. Appreciate diversity in all of its forms and respect various social and political
viewpoints; do not discriminate on the basis of race, creed, colour, sex,
religion, age, nation/ethnic origin, disability, or sexual orientation.
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SWOT Analysis
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PART 1 (B)
SECTOR OVERVIEW
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SECTOR OVERVIEW
Rohit Naidu, the CEO of IFortis Worldwide, the largest women-led organization
in India, has been vividly promoting the idea of self-reliance among women
through his bold yet thoughtful women program initiative.
The self-made young entrepreneur is an optimistic soul and a zealous
confidence cultivator for all students and women worldwide. With 98% women
joining his grand expedition and 124+ global clients, his company, as well as
his intellectual initiatives, are set to leave their mark globally.
Rohit Naidu is an immensely dedicated individual and an eminent global
corporate citizen. He is always up for a challenge and is never belittled by
one. Instead of breaking his will, the coronavirus pandemic has only
encouraged him to overcome societal and environmental issues such as poverty,
hunger, unemployment , and growing in equality in workspaces for women. The
pandemic gave him a lot of time to reflect on his life and goals, and ultimately,
motivated him to become a capable entrepreneur.
The young and successful entrepreneur has always been eager to learn from
people, experiences, and vigorous market research. He believes eagerness to
learn from practical life situations paves way for some incredibly innovative
and highly effective management ideas. “I am very goal-driven”, says the
venturesome entrepreneur and CEO of IFortis Worldwide.
CEO of IFortis Worldwide , Naidu, has always been consistent about
cultivating the right skill-set of qualities and values in people who join him. From
employees to students, he ensures they all work to wards a sustainable future that
is ready to face stressful situations such as the coronavirus pandemic more
confidently. He plans on cultivating eco-friendly management and youthful
ventures to fulfil his responsibility towards society. IFortis Worldwide, a
subsidiary of American Ruler Private Limited, is a well-established, Tirunelveli-
based company which provides top-notch HR Consultancy, Information
Technology, and Marketing services to clients across the globe.
Naidu shares that his team of women leaders and his family have been the
most encouraging factors during the company’s expansion phase. He looks up to
his inspiration, the chairman of Augustan Group, Mr Aathimoolam Naidu’s life
and work whenever he is low on motivation.
Under Rohit Naidu’s leadership, IFortis continuously launches exclusive
evidence-based programs for young entrepreneurs, especially for women across
the globe. These revolutionary entrepreneurship programs are for women, youth,
and men a like. Mainly because Naidu believes practiced learning and well-
structured experiments are the best way to train and develop today’s
generation.
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One such brilliant initiative by him is the IFortis Worldwide HR Traineeship
program. The exclusive women’s program targets ambitious and career-driven
women across the globe. The program helps self-reliant women get hands-on
experience in recruiting cycle, man-management, and employee relations. It gives
them a golden opportunit to represent themselves as the women ambassadors
of IFortis Worldwide.
Deepti Mehta, another trainee at IFortis, says, “IFortis has helped me become
the best version of myself . At IFortis , one can learn about the various skills
that are important in our career growth. The company has made me shed all
inhibitions and made me a strong, independent, and confident woman.
I t provided me with a platform to have one-to-one as well as group
conversations where I could open up easily. In short, joining IFortis was the
best decision of my life, and I’m sure this is going to help me in the long
run.”
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PART 2 (A)
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WEEKLY LEARNING
Week 1:-
Week 2:-
I had learned the Sales Promotion Media such as Tv, Newspaper, Magazine
etc.
Week 3:-
Week 4:-
I had studied the art of online marketing involves finding the right online
marketing mix of strategies that appeals to your target market and will
actually translate into sales.
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Week 5:-
I had studied about Internet marketing refers to the strategies that are used to
market a product or service online, marketing strategies that include search
engine optimization and search engine submission, copywriting that
encourages site visitors to take action, web site design strategies, online
promotions, reciprocal linking, and email marketing – and that’s just hitting
thehighlights.
Week 6:-
I had learned about Online marketers are constantly devising new Internet
marketing strategies in the hopes of driving more traffic to their Web sites and
making more sales; witness the increasing use of blogs as marketing tools for
business, for instance.
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Over All Learning And Observation
This experience has cleared many of my doubts and gave me practical knowledge.
I learn document management, how to maintain Conssumer data by analyzing,
verifying and updating. (i.e. personnel file management)
Also I have learned Sales Promotion Process and personnel file management.
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PART 2 (B)
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FINDINGS
The project revealed that 90% of respondents have visited Shree Services
Showroom, and only 10% fall under who have not visited Shree
ServicesShowroom ever.
The project revealed that 25% of the respondents come to know about the
products of Shree Services through Advertisements and Television, 19% of
the respondents come to know about the products of Shree Services through
Newspaper and Word of Mouth, 9% come to know about the products of
Shree Services Industries through Hoardings, and 3% come to know about the
products of Shree Services through Leaflets.
The project revealed that 88% of the respondents will prefer to recommend
about the products of Shree Servicesto others and 12% of the respondents will
not prefer to recommend about the products of Shree Services to others.
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PART 2 (C)
CONCLUSIONS
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CONCLUSIONS
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
REFFERED BOOKS
BOOKS:-
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