Context and Objectives of the Convention As India emerges from the first two waves of Covid and braces itself for an endemic future, it is presented with the opportunity to make giant leaps forward over the next decade. There are many encouraging signs – return of domestic consumption, sizeable investments/capex, young & tech savvy workforce, increasingly supportive policies and entrepreneurial energy among Indian corporates (both old and new) – to lay the foundations to realize this opportunity. However, this opportunity also comes with a set of challenges that India and the rest of the world must contend with. This includes addressing the war for talent that has intensified over the past year and protecting the environment for future generations. Many players in the industry have gone back to the drawing board on how they should navigate these forces and emerge stronger. With these themes in mind, this year's convention will focus on discussing the key issues that underpin India's ability to deliver on its promise: -
How can we make the 2020's India's decade
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What will the 'Future of work' entail for our companies in terms of talent and ways of working?
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How can our industries learn from technology companies in an increasingly digital world?
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How can India adapt to climate change and leapfrog to develop world-leading sustainability technologies?
Special Session 1 The Future of Work Over the past year, the world has seen big shifts in the workforce – accelerating digitization & automation, the normalization of remote working and spike in attrition & cost of talent. In addition, the pandemic has impacted the most vulnerable sections of the workforce the hardest. This session will cover questions that explore what the 'Future of work' entails: -
How can India move away from being a low wage economy?
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What can organizations do to attract, develop, and retain talent?
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Is the hybrid workplace here to stay?
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How will organizations need to change in a rapidly evolving, digital-heavy world?
Special Session 2 The Future of Technology Over the past few decades, India's Technology Service providers have been an integral part of global Digital story. They have been pioneers of driving technology, digital and data transformations in enterprises. However, with technology/digital becoming synonymous with the core strategy of companies, even non-technology companies will need to build the talent and capabilities to lead the technology agenda. This session will explore the 'Future of technology' in the context of enterprises:- What can be manufacturing companies learn from technology services and software companies? - What is the role of 'as-a-Service' and platform models for traditional industries? - What are the innovations that will shape industry over the next decade?
Special Session 3 The Future of Sustainability Sustainability has become a critical CEO agenda, with many companies taking on bold aspirations such as net zero emissions. Over the past few years, many of India's leading Industrial players have made large capital investments into Sustainability. However, there is still more to be done in this area in order to manage the challenges related to climate change, water scarcity, resource availability and waste management. This session will explore the 'Future of sustainability' and how India can best adapt to climate change: - What are critical sustainability imperatives for India? - How can we leapfrog to develop world-leading sustainability technologies? - What is the role that different types of players can play in the eco-system (e.g., real estate vs technology vs manufacturing vs services companies)? - How can we change attitudes and behaviors at-scale to accelerate progress on the sustainability agenda?
Key Takeaways MMA Annual Convention 2022 will enable the participants to understand: = Opportunities posed by the return of domestic consumption and infusion of capital, which also comes with twin
challenges of talent retention and focus on sustainability driven environmental initiatives. = Demands of the hybrid workspace, as the future of work appears to differ from the past. = How technology is impacting the nature of businesses beyond the sphere of IT and accelerating the growth of traditional
manufacturing industries. = The extent of sustainable technology footprint that India should aim to achieve in the next decade, to meet global
expectations and protect our own ecosystem. = How behaviour and attitude can shape the future of sustainable development.
Who should attend? CEOs, Senior and Middle managers, academicians, individuals and management students looking to hone their leadership skills and fast track their growth in a turbulent economic climate. Entrepreneurs looking to develop their pipeline of leadership talent, to help translate their vision and strategies into execution.
Delegate Fee MMA Corporate Members, Individual Members & Academicians - ` 1500 inclusive of GST 18%. Non-Members - ` 2000 inclusive of GST 18%. Note: Delegate fee includes Convention delegate kit, lunch, tea / coffee, Gift Hampers, etc.
For registration, contact: Gp Capt (Dr) R Venkataraman [94447 00068] / R Sathish Kumar [96770 77700] or give a missed call to 97899 60398
MMA ANNUAL CONVENTION 2022
BETTING ON THE FUTURE HOW INDIA CAN MAKE THIS DECADE ITS OWN Saturday, 12th March 2022 (9.30 am - 3.30 pm)
CONVENTION AGENDA EMINENT SPEAKERS
Mr Bhaskar Bhat Director Tata Sons Ltd
Mr Prashanth Vasu Head of Strategy Ramco Cements
Mr K Ananth Krishnan CTO Tata Consultancy Services
Mr B Ashok Former Chairman, IOCL & CEO, Ratnagiri Refinery and Petrochemicals Ltd (RRPL)
Mr T T Ramgopal Global Head, Android Partner Engineering, Google
Mr Ravichandran P President Danfoss Industries Pvt Ltd
Mr C V Subba Rao Managing Director Sanmar Shipping Ltd
Mr Kaniappan P Managing Director WABCO India
Prof V Kamakoti Director IIT Madras
Mr Muthukumar Thanu Group Chief HR Officer TAFE
Mr Sathya Narayana Mehta Senior General Manager HR and Global Head Policies & Talent Transformation, TCS
Mr R Velusamy Chief Global Product Development - Automotive Divn. Mahindra Research Valley
Ms Mridula Ramesh CEO Sundaram Climate Foundation
Mr Suresh Raman Vice President & Regional Head Tata Consultancy Services, Chennai
Mr Shivanshu Gupta Senior Partner McKinsey & Company
Dr Radha Rangarajan Chief Technology Officer, HealthCube
Mr Vivek Subramanian Co-founder & Executive Director Fourth Partner Energy
Mr K Mahalingam Partner/Director TSM Group of Companies
Mr Mahesh Panchagnula Dean, Alumni and Corporate Relations, IIT Madras
Mr Naveen Unni Managing Partner McKinsey & Company
Dr SSV Ramakumar Director R&D Indian Oil Corporation Ltd
Mr V Shankar Founder, CAMS Director, ACSYS Investments Pvt Ltd
MMA ANNUAL CONVENTION 2022
BETTING ON THE FUTURE HOW INDIA CAN MAKE THIS DECADE ITS OWN th
Saturday, 12 March 2022 (9.30am - 3.30pm)
CONVENTION AGENDA 09.30 am
Invocation
Ms Padmaja
Welcome & Introduction
Mr C V Subba Rao President, MMA Managing Director, Sanmar Shipping Ltd
Overview of the Convention
Mr Suresh Raman Senior Vice President, MMA & Vice President & Regional Head, Tata Consultancy Services Chennai
Announcement of Awards 25th MMA Competition for Young Managers
Gp Capt R Vijayakumar (Retd), VSM Executive Director, MMA
Dialogue on the theme: “Betting on the Future How India can make this decade its own”
Mr Shivanshu Gupta Senior Partner, McKinsey & Company In conversation with: Mr K Ananth Krishnan CTO, Tata Consultancy Services Prof V Kamakoti Director, IIT Madras
Vote of Thanks
Mr K Mahalingam Vice President, MMA
10.35 am
Tea/Coffee Networking
11.00 am
Plenary Session - Keynote Address
Mr Bhaskar Bhat Director, Tata Sons Ltd
11.25 am
Special Session: “Dialogue on - The Future of Work”
In conversation with:
Mr Prashanth Vasu Head of Strategy, Ramco Group
Mr B Ashok Former Chairman, Indian Oil Corporation Ltd & CEO, Ratnagiri Refinery and Petrochemicals Ltd (RRPL) Mr Muthukumar Thanu Group Chief HR Officer, TAFE Mr Sathya Narayana Mehta Senior General Manager HR and Global Head Policies & Talent Transformation, Tata Consultancy Services
12.25 pm
Special Session: “Dialogue on - The Future of Technology”
Mr Mahesh Panchagnula Dean, Alumni and Corporate Relations, IIT Madras
In conversation with: Mr T T Ramgopal Global Head, Android Partner Engineering,
Mr Kaniappan P Managing Director, WABCO India Mr R Velusamy Chief Global Product Development Head - Automotive Mahindra Research Valley Dr Radha Rangarajan Chief Technology Officer, HealthCube
01.25 pm
Lunch
02.15 pm
Special Session:
Launch of National Report on:
“Dialogue on - The Future of Sustainability”
“De Carbonaization of Indian Industry by Danfoss
Mr Naveen Unni Managing Partner, McKinsey & Company
In conversation with:
Mr Ravichandran P President, Danfoss Industries Pvt Ltd Ms Mridula Ramesh CEO, Sundaram Climate Foundation Mr Vivek Subramanian Co-founder & Executive Director, Fourth Partner Energy Dr SSV Ramakumar Director R&D, Indian Oil Corporation Ltd
03.30 pm
Vote of Thanks
03.35 pm
Tea and Networking
Mr V Shankar Hon. Treasurer, MMA
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