Fit for Partnership with Germany
Manager Training Programme of the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action
“The past four weeks were the best time of my life”, is how Neelesh Chogule summarized his participation in the BMWi Manager Training Programme. Together with another 17 executives, the president of the Indian tech company Creintors from Belgaum in the southwest of the subcontinent attended trainings, company visits and business meetings with German firms at GICON®-InTraBiD GmbH in Dresden. Continue reading
Every year, the Akademie International in Hamburg welcomes more than 80 executives from abroad. In March 2017, it was the turn of a group of 21 Indian visitors, first and second generation entrepreneurs, to embark on a journey of discovering the Hanseatic city according to the motto of “How to do business with Germany”. Continue reading
“The programme brought me to Germany. And it continues to draw me back”, reports Ravindra Mahadeokar. He is a mechanical engineer and the managing director and owner of a small medium-sized Indian company that specialises in the production of automation technologies. Continue reading
Amol Bhardwaj first heard about the MP from a friend four years ago. At the time, he hardly had any overseas business contacts apart from two German suppliers, though they carried little weight. Continue reading
Manisha Sanghavi is the managing director of one of the leading orthopaedic clinics in Asia. She rapidly got down to business during her time in Germany. Continue reading
Digitalisation increasingly takes hold of the German healthcare sector. MP participants from Belarus, India, Mongolia, Russia, Ukraine and Vietnam learned about the impact on medical facilities and how the quality of care is being enhanced and resources saved in the process. Continue reading
The company visit to HOMAG Group AG in the East Westphalian town of Herzebrock-Clarholz offered the guests from India both a glimpse of the further transition of machine engineering to Industry 4.0 and an interesting example of efficient work organization in manufacturing. Continue reading
Germany is one of the world’s top locations for innovation. “Made in Germany” is a reli-able quality certification. However, Germany is not resting on its laurels. It is constantly searching for new innovations and ways to increase efficiency, both in scientific re-search and industrial application. Continue reading
In October 2016 MP participants from Vietnam, India and Mongolia attending a management training programme focussing on “Energy Efficiency in Industry” visited the Viessmann plant in Allendorf (Eder), to learn about innovative heating technologies from the management practices of the German pioneer in this field and to find out more about the latest technologies in the heating and cooling industry. Continue reading
The practical implementation of innovation and change management or human resources management in day-to-day corporate life were part of the focus of numerous visits and talks at German companies for 21 entrepreneurs from India who stayed at DMAN in Celle for a four-week management training. Continue reading