BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//jEvents 2.0 for Joomla//EN CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH BEGIN:VEVENT UID:00089fbf9fea22e8962492e4febe7f2b CATEGORIES:Seminars & Workshops CREATED:20211120T121116 SUMMARY:Workshop on "Case Writing" LOCATION:FLAME University DESCRIPTION:The FLAME Centre for Case Development is pleased to announce a Case Writing Workshop during January 16-17, 2020 at FLAME University, Lavale, Pune with the focus of enabling the participant to write and present an Indian case. \nIntroductionThe case method of teaching has gained popularity in several management and professional disciplines and has become an integral part of the pedagogy. Many colleges draw upon cases written by international author s on international or Indian scenarios. It is time we develop cases by Indi an authors on Indian scenarios. \nThe FLAME Centre for Case Development (FC CD) intends to promote case writing by Indian authors across various discip lines by providing necessary encouragement and support to the teaching frat ernity. A case writing workshop is being organized in January 2020 which wi ll be followed by a case teaching workshop and a case conference with publi cation support. \nAbout FLAME FLAME University has been established as a st ate private university vide the FLAME University Act 2014 (Maharashtra Act No. II of 2015) of the Government of Maharashtra. FLAME University is recog nized by the University Grants Commission (UGC) under Section 2(f), and deg rees awarded by the University are recognized under Section 22 of the UGC A ct, 1956. \nFLAME University is the pioneer of Liberal Education in India. The objective is to go beyond the known and familiar structured and narrowl y encapsulated forms of knowledge. The aim is to provide students a learnin g experience that would excite and enthuse them. The focus is on experienci ng, learning, self-reflection and self-discovery by freeing students from t he traditional ways of looking at things. Spread on 60 acres of green expan se, FLAME prepares students who have a strong desire to learn and grow cont inually, welcome new ideas, value diversity with desire to succeed and give their best towards excellence in all spheres of life.\nProgramme Objective sThe primary objective is to promote case writing skills among the teaching fraternity with a hands-on experience of developing a case and to: \nAddre ss some case writing myths \nHelp to recognize case situations\nProvide ins ights on structuring a case\nFormulate interesting learning possibilities \ nCreate a case rhetoric\nCapture the content and text of a case\nProvide in sights on structuring the teaching note \nIntegrate the case and the teachi ng note\nMethodologyThe programme will be conducted in workshop mode wherei n the emphasis is on participation, discussion, reflection, creation and ap plication. The sessions will require the participants to identify a case an d work on it using secondary sources of information. They will then be enco uraged to continue with the work after the programme and complete it using primary/secondary data. The work can be used as a teaching case in their co urse and for presentation at the FLAME Case Conference proposed in mid-2020 . \nWho should attendThe programme is targeted for: \nfaculty members who a re used to the case method of teaching and would like to author a case \nre search scholars who would like to understand the process of writing a case and its teaching note \nworking professionals/entrepreneurs who would like a case written for their own organization\nProgramme OutcomesAt the end of the programme, the participant will:\nUnderstand how to go about planning t o write a case\nUnderstand the process of writing a case and its teaching n ote\nStructure a case for teaching a particular concept \nHave a case to wo rk on\nBe able to identify other cases to work on\nBe motivated to author a case \nResource PersonsProf. Abhishek is a Fellow of the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad and a graduate of the Institute of Rural Managemen t, Anand. He has authored and published several cases including those on Pa yTM, BloombergQuint, V-Xpress, BigBasket, Patanjali Ayurved, redBus, Samsun g Electronics, Villgro Innovation, SpiceJet and SEWA. The cases have been p ublished with IIM Ahmedabad, Ivey Publishing and The Case Centre among othe rs. His teaching experience includes stints with the Indian Institute of Ma nagement (Ahmedabad, Amritsar and Rohtak), Entrepreneurship Development Ins titute, Institute of Rural Management, Aalto University (Finland) and the I nstitute of Management Technology (Dubai and Ghaziabad) in the domains of m arketing communications, digital marketing and e-commerce, rural marketing, promotion planning and retail consumer behaviour. He is on the Boards of R esearch Institute for Compassionate Economics (RICE) and Kaushalya Foundati on. \nProf. Amarpreet Singh is a graduate of the Tata Institute of Social S ciences Bombay and has done post-doctoral work with the Indian Institute of Management Calcutta. He has authored and published several cases including those on V-Xpress, Shraddanjali.com, redBus, The Akal Academies, Drivers42 0.com and ArthaKranti. The cases have been published with IIM Ahmedabad, Iv ey Publishing and Emerald among others. His teaching experience includes st ints with Entrepreneurship Development Institute, NMIMS, the Bombay Stock E xchange and FLAME University in the domains of strategic management, corpor ate entrepreneurship and family managed business. He is on the Board of Eme rald’s Emerging Markets Case Studies Journal and a Reviewer with The Case C entre.\nProf. Bharat Damani is a graduate of the Indian Institute of Techno logy Kanpur and doctorate from the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay. H is research work on nurturing social enterprises and entrepreneurship used the case study approach. He has been associated with manufacturing start-up s for more than 30 years. His teaching experience includes stints with IIT Bombay, Tata Institute of Social Sciences Bombay, Sydenham Institute of Man agement and FLAME University in the domains of finance, strategic managemen t, business plan development and social entrepreneurship. \nDurationThe wor kshop will be conducted from 16th January 2020 9.00 am to 17th January 2020 2.00 pm and will include an assignment for the evening of 16th January 202 0. \nVenueFLAME University, Lavale, Pune\nFeesProgramme Fees (non-residenti al)\nFaculty members, working professionals/entrepreneurs Rs 3,600 per pers on\nResearch scholars Rs 2,500 per person\nAccommodation Charges (optional and subject to availability)\nOn twin sharing basis - Rs 1,300 per person p er night\nOn single sharing basis - Rs 2,300 per person per night\nThe fees and charges are inclusive of all taxes\nMode of PaymentBy RTGS / NEFT\nNam e of the Bank Bank of India\nBranch Lavale, Pune – 411042\nName of the Acco unt FLAME UNIVERSITY, PUNE\nCurrent Account Number 062020110000581\nSWIFT C ode BKIDINBBPMB\nIFSC Code BKID0000620\nOr by cheque in favour of ‘FLAME Un iversity’, payable at Pune.\n \nDeadlineRegistrations will be accepted on f irst come first served basis due to limited seats but not later than 5th Ja nuary 2020\nProgramme DirectorProf. Bharat Damani, Chair, FLAME Centre for Case Development, FLAME University, Lavale, Pune. (Contact details: This em ail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled t o view it., +91 8378999619)\nRegistrationTo register, please download the f orm and follow the instructions in it. Download Registration Form (http://f lame.edu.in/pdfs/events/CaseWriting-Jan2020RegnForm.pdf)\n X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

The FLAME Centre for Case Development is pleased to announce a Case Writing Workshop during January 16-17, 2020 at FLAME University, Lava le, Pune with the focus of enabling the participant to write and present an Indian case.

Introduction

The case metho d of teaching has gained popularity in several management and professional disciplines and has become an integral part of the pedagogy. Many colleges draw upon cases written by international authors on international or Indian scenarios. It is time we develop cases by Indian authors on Indian scenari os. 

The FLAME Centre for Case Development (FCCD) intends t o promote case writing by Indian authors across various disciplines by prov iding necessary encouragement and support to the teaching fraternity. A cas e writing workshop is being organized in January 2020 which will be followe d by a case teaching workshop and a case conference with publication suppor t. 

About FLAME 

FLAME University has bee n established as a state private university vide the FLAME University Act 2 014 (Maharashtra Act No. II of 2015) of the Government of Maharashtra. FLAM E University is recognized by the University Grants Commission (UGC) under Section 2(f), and degrees awarded by the University are recognized under Se ction 22 of the UGC Act, 1956. 

FLAME University is the pio neer of Liberal Education in India. The objective is to go beyond the known and familiar structured and narrowly encapsulated forms of knowledge. The aim is to provide students a learning experience that would excite and enth use them. The focus is on experiencing, learning, self-reflection and self- discovery by freeing students from the traditional ways of looking at thing s. Spread on 60 acres of green expanse, FLAME prepares students who have a strong desire to learn and grow continually, welcome new ideas, value diver sity with desire to succeed and give their best towards excellence in all s pheres of life.

Programme Objectives

The primary objective is to promote case writing skills among the teaching frat ernity with a hands-on experience of developing a case and to: 

Methodology

The programme will be conducted in workshop m ode wherein the emphasis is on participation, discussion, reflection, creat ion and application. The sessions will require the participants to identify a case and work on it using secondary sources of information. They will th en be encouraged to continue with the work after the programme and complete it using primary/secondary data. The work can be used as a teaching case i n their course and for presentation at the FLAME Case Conference proposed i n mid-2020. 

Who should attend

The progra mme is targeted for: 

Programme O utcomes

At the end of the programme, the participant will:

Resource Persons

  1. Prof. Abhishek is a Fellow of the Indian Instit ute of Management, Ahmedabad and a graduate of the Institute of Rural Manag ement, Anand. He has authored and published several cases including those o n PayTM, BloombergQuint, V-Xpress, BigBasket, Patanjali Ayurved, redBus, Sa msung Electronics, Villgro Innovation, SpiceJet and SEWA. The cases have be en published with IIM Ahmedabad, Ivey Publishing and The Case Centre among others. His teaching experience includes stints with the Indian Institute o f Management (Ahmedabad, Amritsar and Rohtak), Entrepreneurship Development Institute, Institute of Rural Management, Aalto University (Finland) and t he Institute of Management Technology (Dubai and Ghaziabad) in the domains of marketing communications, digital marketing and e-commerce, rural market ing, promotion planning and retail consumer behaviour. He is on the Boards of Research Institute for Compassionate Economics (RICE) and Kaushalya Foun dation. 

  2. Prof. Amarpreet Singh is a grad uate of the Tata Institute of Social Sciences Bombay and has done post-doct oral work with the Indian Institute of Management Calcutta. He has authored and published several cases including those on V-Xpress, Shraddanjali.com, redBus, The Akal Academies, Drivers420.com and ArthaKranti. The cases have been published with IIM Ahmedabad, Ivey Publishing and Emerald among other s. His teaching experience includes stints with Entrepreneurship Developmen t Institute, NMIMS, the Bombay Stock Exchange and FLAME University in the d omains of strategic management, corporate entrepreneurship and family manag ed business. He is on the Board of Emerald’s Emerging Markets Case Studies Journal and a Reviewer with The Case Centre.

  3. Prof. Bharat Damani is a graduate of the Indian Institute of Technolog y Kanpur and doctorate from the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay. His research work on nurturing social enterprises and entrepreneurship used the case study approach. He has been associated with manufacturing start-ups f or more than 30 years. His teaching experience includes stints with IIT Bom bay, Tata Institute of Social Sciences Bombay, Sydenham Institute of Manage ment and FLAME University in the domains of finance, strategic management, business plan development and social entrepreneurship. 

Duration

The workshop will be conducted from 16th January 2020 9.00 am to 17th January 2020 2.00 pm and will include an assig nment for the evening of 16th January 2020. 

Venue

FLAME University, Lavale, Pune

Fees

Programme Fees (non-residential)

Accommodation Charges (optional and subject to availabil ity)

The fees and ch arges are inclusive of all taxes

Mode of Payment

By RTGS / NEFT

Name of the Bank Bank of India

Branch Lavale, Pune – 411042

Name of the Account FLAME UNIVERSITY, PUNE

Current Account Number 062020110000 581

SWIFT Code BKIDINBBPMB

IFSC Code BKID00 00620

Or by cheque in favour of ‘FLAME University’, payable at Pune.

 

Deadli ne

Registrations will be accepted on first come first serv ed basis due to limited seats but not later than 5th January 2020

Programme Director

Prof. Bharat Damani, Chair, FLA ME Centre for Case Development, FLAME University, Lavale, Pune. (Contact de tails: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need Java Script enabled to view it., +91 8378999619)

Registration

To regi ster, please download the form and follow the instructions in it. Download Registration Form

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