This document provides information about Hitesh R Aswani's educational and professional background. It lists the colleges and universities he attended, including Temple University where he earned a Ph.D. in business administration. It also outlines some of his past roles like working for Times of India and helping set up Sony Entertainment Television. The document then discusses Educational Initiatives, the company he co-founded to offer assessment and digital learning tools to students. It provides details on their products and annual revenue growth. Finally, it briefly outlines Venkat Krishnan's non-profit GiveIndia and its efforts to promote philanthropy in India.
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This document provides information about Hitesh R Aswani's educational and professional background. It lists the colleges and universities he attended, including Temple University where he earned a Ph.D. in business administration. It also outlines some of his past roles like working for Times of India and helping set up Sony Entertainment Television. The document then discusses Educational Initiatives, the company he co-founded to offer assessment and digital learning tools to students. It provides details on their products and annual revenue growth. Finally, it briefly outlines Venkat Krishnan's non-profit GiveIndia and its efforts to promote philanthropy in India.
This document provides information about Hitesh R Aswani's educational and professional background. It lists the colleges and universities he attended, including Temple University where he earned a Ph.D. in business administration. It also outlines some of his past roles like working for Times of India and helping set up Sony Entertainment Television. The document then discusses Educational Initiatives, the company he co-founded to offer assessment and digital learning tools to students. It provides details on their products and annual revenue growth. Finally, it briefly outlines Venkat Krishnan's non-profit GiveIndia and its efforts to promote philanthropy in India.
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This document provides information about Hitesh R Aswani's educational and professional background. It lists the colleges and universities he attended, including Temple University where he earned a Ph.D. in business administration. It also outlines some of his past roles like working for Times of India and helping set up Sony Entertainment Television. The document then discusses Educational Initiatives, the company he co-founded to offer assessment and digital learning tools to students. It provides details on their products and annual revenue growth. Finally, it briefly outlines Venkat Krishnan's non-profit GiveIndia and its efforts to promote philanthropy in India.
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PRESENTED BY :
HITESH R ASWANI (B1)
GAURAV(B24 College or university attended: 1991-1996 Temple Univerity, Philadelphia -- Ph.D. (Business Administration); specialization in organizational behavior; doctoral thesis on transformational leadership. 1989-1991: IIM AHMEDABAD Sri Venkateswara University, Tirupati: M.A. (Philosophy). Vivekananda College, Chennai: B.Sc. (Mathematics). Started career with Times of India in Brand Management functions
helped set up Sony Entertainment television
& was a part of core management team
Regular Corporate Trainer for : ABN Amro,
Air India, IDBI Bank, ICICI InfoTech, Ness Te chnologies etc
Was Probationary officer in SBI
1996-2006: Professor (Organizational Behavior),XLRI Jamshedpur, India.
Currently professor at Great lakes institute
Chennai.
conducted hundreds of courses and taught
thousands of students over the years of his work in the academic set-ups like S P Jain Institute of Management VJTI, NMIMS, ITM etc. Co-Founded Eklavya school which used innovative pedagogical approaches to help children learn rather than be taught.
Sridhar Rajagopalan, Sudhir Ghodke and
Venkat Krishnan founded Educational Initiatives Pvt. Ltd (EI) to offer assessment and digital adaptive learning system for students and aim to create a world where children learn with ‘understanding’. The company’s first product was a large-scale diagnostic exam, which tests the child’s and the school’s strengths and weaknesses, and accordingly grades them on the ability to understand. EI’s new digital adaptive learning system, Mindspark, determines a student’s understanding ability and then sets questions a notch higher to push the student towards improvement. The company earned revenue of about Rs7.5 crore in 2006-07 and is roughly growing at 65-70 per cent annually Set up by Venkat krishnanGive India in December 1999 to create a giving culture
Vision -A strong "giving" culture where
Indians donate 2% of their income every year to give the poor a chance. A vibrant "philanthropy marketplace" to ensure that the most efficient and effective nonprofits get access to the most resources Donation platform that allows one to support a cause of your choice from about 200 NGOs that have been scrutinised for transparency & credibility.
Give india tell one exactly where ones money
went and also give one proof of it through the feedback report. It ensure that at least 90% of your contribution reaches the organization you support (as against the average of 60% for the NGO sector). Reviewing of 3,000 non-profit organizations from all over India to identify over 200 organizations that have met with the GiveIndia's Listing Criteria.
They work for causes ranging from child welfare
and education to disability, poverty, and women's empowerment to name a few.
Since inception, over 75,000 donors across the
globe have been able to impact over a million lives by supporting 200+ organizations through GiveIndia 1) Need for Giving culture Widening of inequality gap between poor and rich Two aspects of giving culture [a] Greater sensitivity and caring [b] Availability of resources 2) The role of a philanthrophy market place channeled over 250,000 donations totaling over Rs.80crores to more than 200 NGOs all over India, impacting over 1 million lives. launched India's first "online philanthropy marketplace" introduced the concept of Marathon-based fundraising in India. This currently channels over Rs.8crores p.a. in charitable donations. launched an online Payroll Giving programme in 2004 that already has more than 26,000 donors contributing over Rs. 60lacs per month, and is growing fast. In 2008-09 alone, thier flagship Payroll Giving programme and other activities together channeled Rs26.7cr from 150,000 individual donors to more than 200 NGOs