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HEAD TABLE®

EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING IN LEADERSHIP


HEAD TABLE®

Head Table is an annual student leadership forum that provides the future generation of India, now in schools,

a platform to experience real-world leadership.

The platform brings an experience of

PARTICIPATIVE DISCUSSIONS

That facilitates interaction with eminent thought leaders and game-changers from different domains.


HEAD TABLE®

• Experience of Proactive

Leadership

• Possibility Thinking framework for students

• Peer-to-Peer Learning

• Insight, for students, into real-world leadership,

through interactive panel discussion

• Insight, for

panelists, into the thought-

process of young leaders

• Level Learning Ground for Students

from Different Socio-Economic Backgrounds

OBJECTIVES

“It is imperative for leaders from

society who have achieved

something to interact with youth and

HEAD TABLE makes this happen

beautifully.”

Dr. Devi Shetty

Founder

Narayana Hospitals


HEAD TABLE®

HEAD TABLE 2014 :: 4thEdition

HIGHLIGHTS

BANGALORE CHENNAI MUMBAI PUNE 26th JULY 9th AUG 23RD AUG 20th SEPT

• One of a kind forum for student council leaders in India

• Hosted by a prestigious school in every city

• Students networking and sharing ideas with nationally recognized thought leaders

• Panel of eminent leaders from diverse fields

• Enthusiast participation from schools cross the spectrum

• Actively covered in national and local media

Topic: Career Leadership Navigating Career Choices and decoding Leadership Strategies


HEAD TABLE®

THE JOURNEY

Year 1 – 1 City 120 Schools | 400

Students

Year 2 – 2 Cities 334 Schools | 1110

Students

Year 3 – 3 Cities 371 Schools | 1650

Students


HEAD TABLE®

PANEL MEMBERS

Supporters of the Cause

36 Thought Leaders

12 Domains

“A platform like HEAD

TABLE offers youth

empowerment and

inclusiveness.”

Dr. APJ Kalam

Former president of India

PAST PANEL MEMBERS


HEAD TABLE®

HOST SCHOOL

5 prestigious institutions have hosted HEAD TABLE over the past 3 years.

“Hosted during the 150th Year of St. Mary’s

ICSE School, we were proud to bring HEAD TABLE to our school and were delighted by the powerful interaction.”

Fr. Kenneth Misquitta

Principal

St. Mary’s ICSE, Mumbai


HEAD TABLE®

MEDIA

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TUESDAY 6 NOVEMBER 2012

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RG treated 250 cases of enlarged

prostate at Chennai

Chennai, Nov. 6:

India's foremost Urology and

Laparoscopy Hospital chain RG

Stone Urology & Laparoscopy Hos-

pital has organized a press confer-

ence for discussing the use of

HOLEP. Main aim behind organiz-

ing the press meet is to discuss

that more than 100 gram prostate

can be treated through HOLEP.

Addressing to the media Dr R

VijayKumar, Head and Chief Urolo-

gist RG Stone Urology & Lapro

scopy Hospitalsaid, "Prostate is a

walnut sized male reproductive

gland located at the base of urinary

bladder surrounding the urethra

(urine pipe). In a normal adult, it

weighs around 20 grams. The size

of the prostate gland increases

slowly with age in all males.

This is known as Benign Pros-

tatic Hyperplasia (BPH).This con-

dition is a sign of aging and is very

common in elderly males over 50

years of age. The increased size

of prostate squeezes the urethra

causing difficult and painful urina-

tion. In severe cases urination may

even become impossible, which is

an emergency requiring immediate

attention.He also said, we are proud to

announce over 15,000 successful

laser prostatectomies at RG Stone

Hospitals (all India branches) in

variety of cases like hypertension,

diabetes, patient with permanent

cardiac pacemaker, thalassemia

minor patient, etc. Amongst these

RG Stone Hospital at Chennai has

treated over 250 cases success-

fully." Dr. M. Jeevagan, Sr. Consult-

ant Urologist, Dr. Bhim Sen Bansal,

popularly known as 'Father of Lithot-

ripsy' in India, Chairman & Manag-

ing Director, RG Stone Urology &

Laparoscopy Hospital partici-

pated.

Chennai, Nov 6:

TVS Group Company Wheels

India Ltd., a leading manufacturer

of Steel Wheels, has announced

that the company’s Net Profit for

the first half of the year (six months

ended 30th September 2012) was

at Rs. 17.53crores (six months

ended 30th September 2011- Rs.

18.17crores). Revenues for H1

ended 30th September 2012 was

at Rs.1017.72cr as against Rs.

966.72cr registered in the same

period last year.

Wheels India Limited is planning

to venture into retail distribution by

setting up warehouses in the name

of Wilgo. The company is planning

to set up these centres to meet its

customers on daily basis. Mean-

while, the company is looking at

setting up a facility in Gujarat.

Srivats Ram, managing director,

Wheels India Limited said that be-

sides catering to the daily needs,

the distribution will also cater to

short supply for replacement mar-

ket and trailer manufacturers.

He added the company sees

more demand for wheels in the re-

placement market especially from

the trailer segment, agri tractors,

Wheels India to launch

warehouses under

‘Wilgo’ brand

Srivats Ram, MD and Srivathsan, President ( Finance), Wheels India addressing the media

CVs regionally, particularly in the

northern region, where the demand

for wheels is growing on daily ba-

sis.“We want to meet the customer

needs on a daily basis and the

warehouses will enable the com-

pany to connect to the distribution

points and we want to make it shelf-

based," he said.

He added by December the com-

pany will have four Willgo ware-

houses across four regions and

based on the success, the com-

pany will expand further”. Currently

the replacement business accounts

for one per cent of company's over-

all turnover and it expect to in-

crease it to 3-5 per cent in the next

three to four years, he added.

According to Ram, this is one of

the initiatives the company has

taken in the last one year, during

the slowdown phase. The other two

major initiatives taken up by the

company includes rationalision of

its manufacturing facilities, which

would enable to meet the end us-

ers as company's OEM customers.

On the new initiatives, he said,

the company embarked upon

rationalising its production facilities

in Chennai, Pune, Rampur, Bawal,

and Pantnagar towards optimising

logistics constraints while saving

huge costs.Meanwhile, the company has

reported a 22 per cent drop during

the second quarter of the current

fiscal at Rs 8.60 crore as compared

to Rs 10.98 crore.

Company's turnover dropped

marginally to Rs 496.95 crore from

Rs 499.53 crore.

Ram said,"the company was

impacted by the slowdown in the

Indian economy that resulted in a

18 per cent drop in the medium and

heavy commercial vehicle market,

a five per cent drop in the agricul-

tural tractor market, with a marginal

growth in the car and utility vehicle

market".The exports of the economy did

show growth of around 40 per cent

in first half vis-a-vis the same pe-

riod last year. However this was not

adequate to offset the slowdown in

the domestic market. On the cost

front, the company faced steep in-

crease in energy costs due to

power tariff and availability of

power.

Chennai, Nov 6:

Chennai episode of the Institute

of Experiential Learning's Annual

Student Leadership Forum 'Head

Table' was held on Nov'3-2012 at

Mahindra World

School,Chengelput.

Student leaders of a diverse

range of schools in the city were

given a chance to interact with pan-

elists with questions on Transpar-

ency and Ethical Practice in the

areas of Business, Sports, Gover-

nance, Arts, Medicine and Civil

Society.As an expansion of the Head

Table vision,incubated at Banga-

lore in 2011, the Chennai Forum

was a resounding success with

thought leaders from different do-

mains forming the panel, to inter-

act with and address questions of

student leaders from various

schools and inspire active citizen-

ship and leadership among them.

Head Table is an annual leader-

ship forum that provides the stu-

dent leaders of India, now in

schools, a platform to experience

real-world leadership today. The

platform provides an experience of

participative discussion and inter-

action with eminent thought lead-

ers and game-changers from dif-

ferent domains in society.

Students interact on various

vital issues at ‘Head Table’ event

At the event every student was

given a guideline sheet to prepare

for the interactive session prior to

the event. The guideline sheet gave

them information on the Topic: Ethi-

cal Practice and Transparency. The

students prepared questions rel-

evant to the topic as well as pos-

sible solutions to the problems from

their perspective, which they

shared with the panelists.

An hour before the panel discus-

sion, student leaders from the dif-

ferent schools interacted with each

other, sharing opinions and select-

ing the most pertinent questions

for the session that lasted for 2.5

hours.ent was hosted by Mahindra

World School who were the host

school for this year. Students from

48 different schools participated

while the panelists were MV

subbiah, Swarna Rajagopalan, Anil

Sreenivasan, Wildfred Davidar,

George Chandy and MS Nagarajan

The event was moderated by Dr.

R kishore from St. Johns High

School, Chennai.

Chennai, Nov 6:

Resonance, an educational

institute, has announced a nation-

wide academic talent search test

called Scholarship and Talent

Reward Test (STaRT-2013).

Students of Classes 5 to 12 (all

streams in Classes 11 and 12) can

participate.STaRT-2013 is a two-stage test.

Stage-1 will be conducted in both

offline and online mode. The offline

test will be conducted in schools

and at 65 Resonance test centres

Resonance scholarship test

across the country while the online

test will be conducted on

www.resostar t.in, the official

website of STaRT-2013. Stage-2 of

the test will be conducted only in

the offline mode at 65 Resonance

test centres for the shortlisted

students from Stage-1.

The three all-India toppers will

get a tour of NASA, CERN and

Science Centre Singapore

respectively. Stage-II will be

followed by a champions’ camp and

felicitation function at Kota,

Rajasthan for the top 100 students

of all classes except Class 12.

Registration opened on September

19, and closes on November 18.

Registration fee is Rs 250. More

information is available on

www.resostart.in.

The 65 test centres include

Hyderabad, Vishakhapatnam,

Chennai, Madurai, Kochi,

Bangalore and

Thiruvananthapuram. For more

details students can visit the

website www.resonance.ac.in.

Chennai, Nov 6:

Dengue fever is an acute-viral

infection, which gets transmitted by

the bite of an infected female Aedes

aegypti mosquito. One of the most

common arthropod borne viruses,

there is no vaccine available to pre-

vent dengue virus from spreading.

A CME programme was conducted

by the SRM University’s Medical

College and Hospital today at its

Kattankulathur campus.

Pro-Vice Chancellor (Medical) Dr

P Thangaraju elaborated in detail

the spread of dengue and said that

the best approach towards prevent-

ing the dengue fever is to take pre-

cautions in order to avoid being bit-

ten by the aedes aeqypti mosquito.

The necessary precautions to

prevent infection are as follows:

Protective clothing – You must

wear long clothing when there is an

outbreak of dengue or when you are

travelling to an infected region. Full

pants and long-sleeved shirts de-

crease the exposure of skin, and

lower the chances of a mosquito

bite and subsequent transmission

of the virus in your body. Further-

more, spray an insecticide contain-

ing permethrin on clothes to keep

away the virus-carrying insect.

Vector control–When you sus-

CME programme on dengue

fever at SRM Medicalpect the risk of dengue epidemic,

implement community vector con-

trol programs to eliminate potential

breeding grounds for the vector

mosquitoes.Stagnant water around human

habitation should be cleared (at

least once in a week) and water in

the vases/containers /barrels/

drums must be changed regularly.

Surface wells must be well-

maintained or covered to make sure

that mosquitoes do not breed in the

vicinity. Rain water and surface wa-

ter should also be cleared. Besides

vector control, spray a good-qual-

ity insecticide around the area

where you spend most of your time.

Using insect repellent – Use in-

sect repellent containing N, N-

iethyl-3-methylbenzamide (DEET)

to reduce the risk of getting infected

during a dengue threat. When there

is a danger of dengue outbreak or

there is dengue outbreak, use in-

sect repellent containing N, N-di-

ethyl-3-methylbenzamide (DEET)

to reduce the risk of an infecting

bite. The mosquito repellent must

be applied in the most exposed

areas of skin such as back of the

neck and wrists.

Sleeping in a mosquito net – You

should take extra precautions such

as sleeping in a mosquito net, this

will limit the risks of a bite at night.

Stay indoors during the day –

Aedes mosquitoes bite during the

day, therefore, it is advisable to

remain indoors as much as pos-

sible during the daytime.

Precautions when travelling – If

you are travelling to a place where

dengue is endemic, try to stay in a

well-screened or air conditioned

place.Dengue fever, which begins as a

minor febrile illness, can develop

into a fatal dengue hemorrhagic

fever. The condition usually re-

solves without treatment, but it is

also referred to as ‘break bone fe-

ver’, owing to its sudden onset.

Because there is no standard medi-

cal treatment available, it is highly

advisable to take precautions to

restrict the progression of dengue

fever into a fatal disease.

Dr James Pandian, Dean SRM

University Medical College and

Hospital emphasized on keeping

the surroundings clean so that

mosquito breeding could be

avoided. Earlier Dr S Gomathi Pro-

fessor of Micro Biology welcomed

the gathering. University officials,

doctors and students were present

on the occasion.

Madurai, Nov 6:

The Department of Management

Studies, Anna University, Madurai

region is working towards the de-

velopment of the faculty and Stu-

dents (Both Ph.D and MBA) of

Management studies. The aim of

the Regional Director Dr. M. Alagar

is to provide the best education

and environment to the students for

their development.

In this connection last month a

two day National workshop on Data

Analysis in Research is conducted

to enrich the research aptitude of

faculties and research scholars.

The resource person are Dr. V.

Alagappan, Professor Dr. R.

Rajendaran, Professor, Anna Uni-

versity, Dr. G. Ramasundram and

S. Ajit.Now on Nov 6 an one day State

Level workshop on Statistical Tech-

niques in Research is arranged by

the department. The resource per-

son is Dr. R. Kasilingam, Reader,

Dept. of Management Studies,

Pondichery University and he high-

lighted about the selection of topic

Workshop on ‘Students on

Techniques in Research’ held

for research at MBA level and the

usage of SPSS on analysing data.

Both faculty and students work-

shop are arranged by Dr. V. Joseph

Paul Raj, Associate Professor,

DOMS, Mr. K. Karthikeyan, Assis-

tant Professor, DOCA and Mr.

P. Soundarapandiyan, Superinten-

dent, of Anna University, Regional

Centre, Madurai.

Chennai, Nov 6:

KeyPoint Technologies presents

to the highly evolved technological

consumers of today a text input

revolution, which brings to the mar-

ket two versions – One each for

Android Smartphones and Android

Tablets Typing emails and text mes-

sages on a virtual keyboard are

often an exercise in frustration as

the software forces users to con-

form to it rather than the other way

around.To provide a solution to the prob-

lem, KeyPoint Technologies® intro-

duces ‘Adaptxt’, which powered by

KeyPoint evolves new texting

versions for smart phonesa Predictive Text2.0 engine, is the

next generation of text input soft-

ware, providing text entry assis-

tance on Android devices.

Adaptxt features 35 industry-

specific dictionaries for professions

such as finance, legal and medi-

cal, plus a host of language dictio-

naries, from Arabic to Vietnamese.

Also for the new age user, the in-

dustry-first SMS dictionary pro-

vides more than 3,000 shorthand

abbreviations – such as lol, btw,

gr8 and every1 –to make typing text

messages faster while keeping

them from going over the 160-char-

acter limit.

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An event in August will facilitate interaction between schoolcaptains and eminent persons

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Bangalore: To enable head boys and head girls of various schools hone theirleadership skills, an event is being organised in the city next month where theywill be exposed to a plethora of activities.The event, Head Table, aims at scaling up the leadership potential of schoolcaptains by providing them with a platform to interact with eminent personalitiesfrom areas of business, sports, politics, art, civil society etc. More than 700students from about 250 schools affiliated to SSLC, ICSE and CBSE and thosefrom municipal schools are expected to attend the event. It will have paneldiscussions and interactions among others activities.Diana S Kadampattil of Experiential Learning Foundation, which is organisingthe event, says that at Head Table, school captains can not only mingle withother captains and monitors, but also ask interact with eminent personalities.The theme for Head Table is ‘Future’ and the interactions will revolve aroundfuture of business, art, sports, civil society. Last year, the event saw about 650students from 206 schools.K Murali, science teacher from a SSLC school in Vijayanagar, says platformsthat engage students with professionals and experts are essential. “We selectcaptains based on the potential we see in students. Further developing thatleadership potential is truly helpful, since students would soon be enteringcollege and professional life.”

There’s more for studentsThe one-day event in August is not the be-all-and-end-all of it. Starting October, Experiential Learning Foundation is planning to holdday-long events in the city, wherein any student can meet and interact with experts from a particular field to get career advise andguidance.

Called ‘specialised Head Tables’, the events will focus on streams like healthcare, sports, science and technology, and will be held atsports centres, corporate hospitals and IT parks so that students can get a feel of the work environment there. Specialised HeadTables will be open to all students, not just captains, says Kadampattil.“The intention is to get students who are interested in pursuing a particular path in touch with experts from that field so that they canget some idea about different careers.”A student who wants to pursue medicine can attend the Head Table for healthcare and interact with doctors and medicalrepresentatives. The ones interested in taking up careers in sports can attend Head Table for sports, and interact with sports trainersand personalities.Kadampattil says they are expecting about 10 entries from each school for the specialised Head Table. [email protected]

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HEAD TABLE®

SUPPORTERS

Workshop on safe school by L&T Insurance

Promotion of Ethical Practices on the Internet by Aircel.

Workshop on Green Practices in Schools by Salarpuria Housing.

Media Partners

Audio Partners

Workshop on Debt among

School Teachers

Resource Partners


HEAD TABLE®

SUPPORT HEAD TABLE

The move in organizations today is towards revitalization of faith among people through

participation in movements that cater to a powerful social cause while offering the organization credibility, trust and a human face. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in

organizations is an area of deep passion and

commitment and we at INEXEL would like to

support these initiatives.

We believe that at the HEAD TABLE forum we

can align your CSR vision and mission with the

objectives of the event.

Envisioned as an annual event hosted in

various cities across the country, Institute of

Experiential Learning (INEXEL) offers you the

chance to support an event that brings

together young brilliant minds across different cities in INDIA

for an experience of proactive leadership.

Organizations and corporate establishments willing to join the movement will get an opportunity

to:

• Map their CSR objectives with the vision of HEAD TABLE and use the platform to spread

their message.

• Contribute to youth development by supporting the empowering platform

• Support a platform that brings students varying backgrounds on the same forum, ranging

from Govt., aided, private, state and international schools.

• Empower school-goers in the direction of proactive leadership

• Create a sincere social impact in the education sector by facilitating Innovation in learning

method and Root reform in the educational system

• Development of autonomous and capable learners

The essence of Head Table is its simplicity and its replicable nature that allows it to be easily

implemented in cities across the nation. The enthusiasm and youthful energy that head table

releases, both during organization and its execution, creates a powerful wave that carries the

event to success.

With the following sponsorship packages offered, we invite your organization to support the

institute’s vision through Head Table 2013.


HEAD TABLE®

SPONSORSHIP ROLES: per city

TITLE SPONSOR:: 7 Lakhs

• Title of Main Sponsor:

o "SPONSOR NAME: HEAD TABLE"

o Branding on all collaterals associated with the event

o Branding on the all advertisements, press and media content

o Branding on the certificates given to all students

o Main Stage Banners

• Banners and Standee at the Venue

• Database of the schools participating

• Distribution of Student Goody Bags and Brochure

Corporate Sponsor:: 5 lakhs

• Title of Corporate Sponsor

• Side Stage Branding

• Branding on all collaterals associated with the event

• Branding on the certificates given to all students

• Database of the schools participating.


HEAD TABLE®

VISION

History | Impact | Future

Year City Schools

2011 Bangalore 128

2012 Bangalore, Chennai 312

2013 Bangalore, Chennai, Mumbai

450

2014 Bangalore, Chennai, Mumbai, Pune

Estimated 600

Year No. Of Cities

Cities Estimated Schools

2014-2015

5 Bengaluru, Chennai, Mumbai, Pune, Calcutta

850

2015-2016

8 Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Delhi, Calcutta, Ahmedabad, Pune

1300

2016-2017

12 Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Delhi, Calcutta,

Ahmedabad, Pune, Cochin, Indore, Chandigarh, Jaipur

2000

2017-

2018 15 Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad,

Mumbai, Delhi, Calcutta, Ahmedabad, Pune, Cochin, Indore, Chandigarh, Jaipur,

Guwahati, Ranchi, Baroda

2750


HEAD TABLE®

About The Institute

Institute of Experiential Learning (INEXEL) is part of ‘Experiential Learning Foundation Trust’, a public charitable trust that supports education, sponsors research and development towards innovative methods of learning, and nurtures various social and

educational causes.

The Institute employs the holistic method of learning called Experiential Learning, a method of learning adapted by leading educators and facilitators around the world,

which draws on personal experiences and facilitates insight and learning. INEXEL operates various verticals in the sectors of Holistic Education, Alternate Education,

Experiential Travel, Social Development, Outbound Learning, Curriculum-based Experiences, Experiential Training and others, designing experiences around any learning need.

For more details please get in touch with the foundation:

Mehar Zariwala

Director, Institute of Experiential Learning

Mob: +919986080090/+919164643633

Email: [email protected]/[email protected]

Web: www.inexel.org/head_table.shtml

Blog: www.inexel.org/blog

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