Dear Member,

I am writing to invite you to the 9th CII Annual Marketing Summit.

CII has been successfully organizing the Marketing Summit for the past 8 years, the forthcoming editions being the Ninth in succession. The earlier Summits have attracted an extremely senior audience and authoritative speakers from a number of prestigious organizations from all verticals across the country to discuss and argue inspiring issues associated with the Indian Marketing scenario.

Our next edition of the Marketing Summit is a one-and-a-half day initiative titled – Marketing to the Bottom of the Pyramid – How relevant and in what measure achievable in the Indian context?, which is scheduled to be held on August 19 –20, 2008, at Hotel Taj Palace in New Delhi. You can download the detailed agenda, along with the registration forms by clicking on the respective links.

Eminent speakers at the Summit, who will be involved in addressing and engaging in discussions on topical issues impacting and nurturing the Indian market include:

Mr Thomas Puliyel, President, IMRB International
Mr Arvind Singhal, Chairman, Technopak
Mr Anil Dua, Senior Vice-President, Marketing & Sales, Hero Honda Motors
Ms Rama Bijapurkar, Srategic Marketing Consulting
Mr Prashun Dutta, Whole Time Director, Reliance Energy
Mr Rajiv Sabharwal, Senior General Manager, Head- Retail & Rural Finance Group, ICICI Bank
Mr Arvind Subramanian, Partner & Director, BCG India
Mr Sandip Patel, Asia pacific IBM India
Mr Abdul Khan, Head – marketing, Tata Indicom
Mr Thomas Muthoot, Director (Strategy Development), Muthoot Fincorp
Mr Rohtash Mal, Executive Director & CEO, Escorts
Mr Piyush Pandey, Executive Chairman & National Creative Director, Ogilvy & Mather
Mr Alyque Padamsee, President, A P Associates
Mr Suhel Seth, Chairman Marketing Summit 2008 & managing Partner, Counselage India
You and your colleagues are cordially invited to attend this major event and benefit from the experience particularly since marketing is an important component of every organization.

Whilst we will keep you updated on the programme details, You can fill the Registration Form Online by clicking on this Link and send the printout to us along with the Registration fees. Kindly register yourself at the earliest. Last date for registration is 10th August 2008 .

We look forward to your participation and are confident that you will find your time well-spent.

For any queries related to the summit do call in at 011-47591013/14 and talk to our coordinators(Ramya/Mini).

Kind regards,

Aparna Dutt Sharma
Director
India Brand Equity Foundation
C/o Confederation of Indian Industry
249 F, Sector 18, Udyog Vihar, Phase IV
Gurgaon – 122015, Haryana
India

Dear Member,

NOMINATIONS INVITED FOR

Workshop on Producing Zero Defect Through Statistical Techniques
(Implementing M S A + S P C on production shop)
25-26 August 2008 Chennai

In line with CII’s theme “Competitiveness of India Inc”, the CII-Institute of Quality is offering a comprehensive workshop with the support of Quality Council of India (QCI) on Producing Zero Defect Through Statistical Techniques (Implementing M.S.A + S.P.C on production shop) on 25-26 August 2008 Chennai. The course will address different statistical methods to be used for evaluating and analyzing the capability of the measurement systems as well as controlling manufacturing process variations to achieve zero defects in mass production environment.

New era began in Indian Industries in practicing quality, particularly since quality movement started in India in 1987. In view of achieving more business success in the open market, the Industries are gearing to adopt Zero Defect Approach.

In the manufacturing industries controlling rejections of an on-going process is really tough tasks for the Process Managers. Applications of Statistical techniques like SPC (Statistical Process Control) are used for controlling the process variations in such industries. Implementations of SPC tools on shop floor help a company to predict rejections well-in advance, and to initiate preventive action to avoid likely rejections, which may occur in future.

However, the effectiveness of SPC tools, are totally dependent on reliability of the measurement data. Automotive Industries Action Group (AIAG) has developed statistical techniques for analysis of measurement process variations, which has been now published as a reference manual MSA (Measurement System Analysis). Performing an analysis of a measurement process through Bias, Linearity, Repeatability & Reproducibility (GRR) helps us to define the capability of a measurement tool and its selection, as well as, to reduce measurement process variations. Stability study is designed for monitoring the performance of the measurement process on long run. Thus applying MSA techniques we can generate the reliable measurement data, which in turn helps the company in achieving better process control and resulting with zero defects, in measurement.

For the manufacturing industries, AIAG has also formulated SPC techniques, which can be used for evaluating capabilities of the manufacturing processes. The process capability indices like Cp, Cpk, Pp; Ppk helps us for defining capabilities of these processes to meet the design specifications. This capability indices are also becomes benchmarks in continual improvement of the process. Control charts are another effective tools in SPC used especially for monitoring performance of on-going process. Control charts also helps the operator to take the preventive measures well in advance and much before a process may likely to produce actual rejection. Thus producing zero defects can be achieved in practice, as the organizational aim.

Coverage: –
· Introduction of Basic Statistics – Normal Distribution, properties of normal
distributions, and the concept of Statistical Process Control for controlling
process variations.
· To understand the significance of measurement uncertainties, and its effect on
product conformity test.
· To understand Control verses capability and the concept of Zero Defect approach.
· To understand the concept of Process capability and Measurement Capability.
· To understand the complete measurement system and its different elements (S-W-I-P- E) and its influence on the measurement result.
· To understand the basic terminology in measurement science as – Accuracy – Precision – Errors – Measurement Uncertainty as well as Bias – Linearity – Repeatability & Reproducibility – Uniformity – stability – consistency with respect to Gauge Capability and Gauge Performance.
· To understand the significance of MSA studies as referred by AIAG, with respect to the control of measurement process.

· To practice the Gauge capability/acceptance studies in variable measurement system – Bias Study, Linearity Study, G – R & R study & the gauge performance study – a Stability Study.

· To practice the Gauge capability studies in attribute measurement system – Cross Tab Method, Signal Detection Method & Analytical Method – Gauge Performance curve.

· To understand the significance of SPC tools as referred by AIAG, with respect to the control of total manufacturing process.

· To understand the process capability indices Cp, Cpk, Pp, Ppk, and their evaluations.

· To understand the formation of Control Charts theory and practice for variable Data – Xbar – R chart, Xbar –S chart, X-MR chart, and for attribute Data n, np, c & u charts.

· To understand the interpretation of control charts in monitoring the process performance and use of control chart for predicting the future likely process rejection, in advance.

· Achieving Zero Defects.

Who Should Attend: –
· Production / Quality – Managers
· Production / Quality – supervisors
· Quality Assurance Personnel involved in Production / Process planning and control
Activities, Incoming – In-process – Final Inspection.
· Internal Quality Auditors
· Management Representatives
· Groups involved in implementation of Statistical Process Control activities.
· Production / Quality – supervisors

I am writing to request you to take advantage of this unique programme and nominate colleagues from your organization. Since the seats are limited and the nominations will be accepted on “first come first served” basis. Request you to kindly forward your nominations along with the delegate fee at the earliest to reach latest by 15th August 2008.

Kind regards,
S K Kakkar
Principal Counsellor & Head, CII Institute of Quality

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For Registration OR more details please contact on below numbers

Regards,
Mamtha Rai
CII Institute of Quality
+91 – 99860 12818
Email : [email protected]

Confederation of Indian Industry
Bharat Nagara, 2nd Stage, Magadi Main Road
Vishwaneedam Post
Bangalore – 560 091
Tel: 080 – 23580638
Fax: 080 – 2328 9388 / 2358 0314
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REPLY FORM
+91-9986012818
CII Institute of Quality
Near Bharat Nagara, 2nd Stage
Magadi Main Road, Vishwaneedam Post
Tel : 080 2328 9391 / 6085 / 7690
Bangalore – 560 091
Fax : 080 2328 9388 / 2358 0314
Email: [email protected]

Workshop on Producing Zero Defect Through Statistical Techniques
(Implementing M S A + S P C on production shop)
25-26 August 2008 Chennai

Our organization will be represented by:
Name Designation
1. _______________________________ ____________________________
2. _______________________________ ____________________________
3. _______________________________ ____________________________
4. _______________________________ ____________________________

Contact: _________________________________
Designation: _____________________________
Company: _________________________________
Address: _______________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________
Tel: __________________________________
Fax: __________________________________
Email: _________________________________________________________

Dear All,

DNV is conducting IRCA Accredited ISMS LA Training program in Bangalore from 25th to 29th August 2008. Please find enclosed information about the same with registration form. Please do let me or Ms. Sumangala Krishnaraj know if you, your colleague or friends would like to attend this program.

Please feel free to talk to me or Ms. Sumangala if you need more information on the program.

Thanks and best regards,
For Det Norske Veritas AS
Nagendra Venkobarao
____________________________________________
Lead Auditor (ICT)
Bangalore
India
Telephone: +91-80-25551364
Fax: +91-80-25551367
Mobile: +91-98801-08600
www.dnvindia.com
http://www.dnvindia.com/dnvtraining/category
“As soon as the fear approaches near, attack and destroy it!”

Dear Member

As you may be aware that India and the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) are in the process of negotiating an FTA. The negotiations for an India – GCC FTA began in 2004 and uptill now four Rounds of negotiations have taken place.

As part of the negotiating strategy, the Ministry of Commerce & Industry (MoCI) is interested in understanding specific issues that companies face while trading with GCC.

We are writing to request you to specify the products on which you would like to see greater access in GCC markets and the products that you think should remain outside the tariff cuts.

Please send your responses to [email protected] or [email protected] latest by Friday, 25th July 2008.

Regards
T S Vishwanath
Senior Director & Head-International & Int Trade Policy
Confederation of Indian Industry (CII)
Core 4 A, 4th Floor, India Habitat Centre
Lodi Road, New Delhi-110003
Telephone: +91-11-24682228(D), 24682230-35,
Fax: 24682229 (Fax)
www.cii.in

Dear Members,

‘Six Sigma Green Belt Certification Course’ scheduled to start from 25-September-2008at Chandigarh organised by CII. Details available at GSIA office for your reference and perusal.
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Workshop on Works Contract Provisions under VAT & CST Acts
29 Aug 2008: CMA Tower, Auditorium, A-2E, Sector-24, NOIDA

Confederation of Indian Industry, Western UP Zonal Office is pleased to announce a Workshop on Works Contract Provisions Under VAT & CST Acts on 29th Aug 2008 at CMA Auditorium, Noida.

The works contracts are not normal sales. In the normal sale there is a transfer of property in definite or ascertained goods. The goods remain same before and after the delivery of the goods. However, in works contracts it does not happen. The goods before the delivery and after the execution of works contracts are different, many times in different form also.

A one day Workshop on Works Contract Provisions under VAT & CST Acts (including Recent Budget changes in the CST Act). The Program will cover concepts of Works Contracts, Interstate Works Contracts, VAT Credits for WC, Specific cases of WC & Service Tax like AMCs, Construction Contracts etc.

Date : Friday, 29 August 2008
Time : 1000 hrs – 1715 hrs
Venue : Auditorium, CMA Tower, A-2E, Sector-24, Noida- 201301

Objective
The objective of this one-day programme is to apprise the participants about the initial fundamentals involved in Works Contract and also give a conceptual understanding of the various Amendments and provisions of VAT and CST Acts, so that they feel more confident in preparing the papers or take up careers relating to Taxation or deal with central excise authorities etc. wherever required.

For Whom
Entrepreneurs who want to start taxation consultancy business; businessmen
Executives who want to feel more confident in dealing with customers, customs, excise, licensing authorities and service providers
Executives and managers dealing with Accounts and Taxations who want greater clarity and conceptual grasp on what they are doing or required to do.
Topics to be covered

What is Works Contract? The specific clauses in the various Agreements of Works Contracts. Interstate Works Contract.
What is Deemed Sale, Basic Concepts of Levy of Works Contract.
Divisible & Indivisible Works Contracts.
Provisions of VAT Act. & Rules for Works Contract. Certain Specific Contracts and calculations of VAT ( WC ) and Service Tax
The 3 Options namely Actual Deduction, Standard Deduction & Composition.
Practical Illustrations for all the three options and the Best Option.
Availability VAT Credit to both Contractor and the Contractee, Transaction between Main & Sub Contractor.
The provision of TDS; Legal provisions and documentation; Billing, documentation aspects.
The concrete Illustrations of interstate Works Contract.
The Central Sales tax provisions (including recent Budget Changes) & Works Contracts namely High Seas Sales.
Comparative study between Works Contract provisions of certain important states.
Question & Answers.
Faculty

Mr. Rakesh Garg, a Graduate from Shri Ram College of Commerce, Delhi and a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, has authored a number of books in past 10 years. His first book was released in the year 1999, titled, “Law of Sales Tax on Works Contract in Delhi”. Amongst others, his well recognized books are, Guide with Ready Reackoner to Delhi Sales Tax, Delhi VAT Ready Reckoner, Haryana VAT Ready Reckoner, Concepts of Central Sales Tax, and Goods under Sales Tax Laws.

Recently he has authored two books on Service Tax, titled as-

· Service Tax, CST & VAT on Composite & Works Contracts, and

· Practical Guide to Service Tax Computation & Taxable Services-A Glance.

He has been the Advisor and Convener of Sales Tax Study Circle of N.I.R.C. of the I.C.A.I., who has also conferred upon him the Award for Exemplary Services for Authoring Books and for his contribution as Faculty in Seminars. He also presented papers on Sales Tax/VAT and Service Tax in countless meetings with Professionals, Corporates, CII and other Trade Associations; and contributed as faculty in training programs organized by the Delhi VAT Department for its Officers.

Registration

Members/Non-members are requested to take advantage of this unique programme by registering / nominating suitable persons from the organisation. Please note as limited number of seats are available, prior registration is necessary. The registration would be on first come first serve basis. Kindly send the attached registration form (duly filled) to confirm your participation latest by 26th Aug, 2008.

Looking forward to receiving your response

For further details please contact

Neeraj Bajpai

Western U.P. Zonal Office, CII
CMA Tower
A-2E, Mezzanine Floor
Sector-24, Noida
Tel-0120-4345973(D); 4345972 / 74
Fax:-0120-4345970
Mobile:- 9971108134
E-mail: [email protected]
Reach us via our Membership Helpline (Monday-Saturday: 0900-1715 hrs)
Dial: +91-11-435-46244/+91-99104-46244
Email: [email protected]
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REGISTRATION FORM

Neeraj Bajpai
Confederation of Indian Industry
Western U. P. Zonal Office
CMA Tower.
A-2E, Mezzanine Floor Sector-24
Noida (U.P.) 201 301
Tel: 0120 – 434 5973(D) / 72 & 74
Mobile: 9971108134
Fax: 0120 – 434 5970
Email: [email protected]

Workshop on Works Contract Provisions under VAT & CST Acts
29 Aug 2008: CMA Tower, Auditorium, A-2E, Sector-24, NOIDA

Participation Fee :
Rs.2500/- per delegate (CII Members)
Rs.3000/- per delegate (Non-Members)

Participation Fee Includes:
Detailed Course Material
Certificate of Participation
Personalized consulting opportunities throughout the workshop
Discussion through Case Studies
Lunch & Refreshments

Name Designation

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
We are enclosing our Demand Draft no.________________ for Rs._______________ towards the participation fee, favouring CII (Northern Region) payable at Chandigarh.

Name :
Designation :
Organization :
Address :
:
Phone :
Fax :
Email :
Date…………………

Companies nominating 3 or more delegates will be entitled to a 10% discount on the delegate fee.
SSI’s would be given discount of 15% on the delegate fee.
Participation fee is non-refundable. However, change in nomination is acceptable.
The registration is on First-Come First-Serve Basis.

Programme on Employee Training & Development – for Organisation Growth
8th July 2008. Venue: CII office, Gurgaon

Employee Training & Organisation – For Organisation Growth

In the context of global competition and modernization there has been a stark realization that any organization’s strategic edge is through its Human Resources and the ability and speed by which their skills and knowledge are upgraded before the competitors. It is said, if marketing gives you business, training keeps you in business. Training is an important organizational function. It has a major impact on the organization’s ability to become and stay competitive. It also is the way that employees develop and grow.

But the question is that, do the benefits of training outweigh the cost of training? Examples of benefits capable of being calculated include: increased productivity; higher sales; improved quality, lower error rates etc. Another method is based on salary. This involves assigning an individual’s salary cost between the various competencies required to perform the whole job. As a rule of thumb “If a training event improves one of ten required competencies from (say) 50% level to 75%, the value added is 25% of one tenth of the salary”.

With this back ground this program on Employee Training & Development – for Organisation Growth is designed to equip participants to:

Ø Enable participants to understand the concepts and principles for developing result based training programs
Ø Understand and develop skills in identifying training needs and designing and implementing Training Programs
Ø Familiarize the participants with tools and techniques for evaluating training efforts.

CII – L M Thapar Centre for Competitiveness for SMEs is again organising a one day Training Programme on Employee Training & Development – for Organisation Growth on 8th July 2008 at CII office, Gurgaon.

We are writing to you to take the advantage of this opportunity by nominating concerned Executive from your organization through the enclosed Registration Form.

Looking forward to have nomination(s) from your esteemed organisation.

With regards,

Harinder Jeet Singh
Head CII – L M Thapar Centre for Competitiveness for SMEs
Confederation of Indian Industry,
Sector 31-A, Chandigarh 160 030.
Tel: 0172-5080784 (D), 5080781
Fax: 0172-2606259, 2614974
E mail: [email protected]
Website: www.ciicfc.org

For Further details/ queries contact:

Sanjay Namdeo / Gaurav Goyal
CII – L M Thapar Center for Competitiveness
Confederation of Indian Industry
Sector 31- A, Chandigarh 160 030
Tel: 0172-5080784 (D), 5080781,
(M) 09915593898, 09988391605
Fax : 0172- 2606259, 2614974
Email: [email protected]
[email protected]

Logon to: www.ciicfc.org / www.cii.org

Dimensions of CII
Ø Services (Energy Audit & Mgmt. / TQM / TCM / HR/ Corrosion Audit)
Ø Competitiveness Cluster
Ø In House Training Programmes (TQM / TCM / Energy Audit & Mgmt. / HR)
Ø Missions & Workshops

Preferential Purchase Scheme – Purchase of Products manufactured by Local SSI Units through Rate Contarct.

The validity of the Order No. 3/3/98-IND (Part-I) dated 03/04/2008 referred above, which is due to expire on 31/05/2008 is hereby extended upto 31/09/2008 or till date of finalization of fresh Rate Contract under Preferential Purchase Scheme, whichever is earlier.

By order and in the name of the
Governor of Goa
B.S. Kudalkar
Under Secretary (Industries)

Marketing to the Bottom of the Pyramid
How relevant and in what measure achievable in the Indian context
August 19-20, 2008 * New Delhi

I am writing to invite you to the Ninth Edition of the Marketing Summit. As you may be aware, each year the CII Marketing Summit has been successfully bringing together an extremely senior audience and authoritative speakers to discuss and argue inspiring and relevant issues associated with the Indian marketing scenario. Through this Summit, we have been providing analysis and in-depth insights into the continuously transforming world of marketing in India. Participants have found greater value from the sharing of experiences with like-minded peers. Equally, the senior level of participation has brought in the added advantage of the possibility of problem-sharing and problem solving – learning from other’s experiences.

Our next edition of the Marketing Summit is a one-and-a-half day initiative titled – Marketing to the Bottom of the Pyramid – How relevant and in what measure achievable in the Indian context?, which is scheduled to be held on August 19 –20, 2008, at Hotel Taj Palace in New Delhi.

This year’s edition takes place at a major turning point. On the one hand, India offers an unparalleled market opportunity, made all the more attractive by the changing nature of its consumer – which is evolving in taste, coming out of his risk-averse shell, looks for new avenues to engage his expanding consuming propensities. On the other, the launch of the Nano represents an undeniable inflection point, which has challenged the market, breaking chords across price scalability, aspirations and resource efficiency. More importantly, it could be the catalysing factor to draw-in new waves of consumers hitherto inaccessible and unapproached in the Indian market. What combinations will work in the changing market-place?
In a format conducive to candid discussion, the 9th Marketing Summit will probe issues most critical to the Indian market and the marketers:

· Chasing the mirage, the great Indian marketplace: the promise and the potential
This session offers insights into the size of the market. Is it for real or are some of your efforts invested in chasing a mirage? Identify the real market and build commensurate strategy.

· Tuning the company: from myths to reality
The multi-layered market is mature. Is your orgnisation’s top management oriented to the changing market dynamics? What role can CMOs play in shaping future strategy? This session will focus on leadership and mind over matter issues to seamlessly integrate your company to your goals

· Nurturing the pyramid to market expectations: To what extent and how?
If the present consumer is brand conscious and has the capacity to buy, what is restraining the consumption basket? Is it a function of microfinance? Will this redeem the market and the marketeer?

· Building a marketable product – the power of the advertisers

· Mapping to succeed: leveraging technology to advantage

Engage with the experts of GIS to know more on how you can access this technology to both track your customer and unlock the veritable Indian goldmine with increasing precision.

· Scaling the market-size: the sachet to Nano experience. And what next?
HLL’s sachet strategy once showed the way to break into this market and now the Tata’s Nano. And are you ready to change, again?

Whilst we will keep you updated on the programme details, You can fill the Registration Form Online by clicking on this Link and send the printout to us along with the Registration fees. Do avail of the early-bird discount offers.

We look forward to your participation and are confident that you will find your time well-spent.

With kind regards
Aparna Dutt Sharma
Director
India Brand Equity Foundation
C/o Confederation of Indian Industry
249 F, Sector 18, Udyog Vihar, Phase IV
Gurgaon – 122015, Haryana
India
Website: www.ibef.org
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For More Information and Registration contact Shipra or Ramya at 011-47591013 / 47591014
You can download the Agenda by clicking on this link.
PS: Kindly ignore the mail if you have already Registered.

“Doubling the Credit to MSMEs” – Interactive Session with the Senior Officials of
Reserve Bank of India
1400 hrs : 10th July 2008 :Hotel Taj Mahal Palace & Tower, Apollo Bunder, Colaba, Mumbai.

MSMEs in India constitute more than 80% of total number of industrial enterprises and form the backbone of industrial development in India by it’s remarkable contribution to the Indian economy. However, the availability of timely, adequate & low cost credit is limiting the ability of Indian MSMEs in accessing the new technologies, upgrading the manufacturing facilities, expansion and enhancing of newer markets and maintaining the competitiveness.

While announcing the Policy Package for Stepping up Credit to the SMEs, the Finance Minister, Mr P Chidambaram in the Parliament on August 10th, 2005, had mentioned the objective to double the flow of credit from Rs.67,600 crore in 2004-05 to Rs.135,200 crore to the SME sector by 2009-10, i.e. within a period of 5 years.

It is with this background and more than half way through the five year period, CII proposes to organize an Interactive Session with the senior officials of Reserve Bank of India at 1400 hrs on 10th July 2008 at Hotel Taj Mahal Palace & Tower, Apollo Bunder, Colaba, Mumbai. The discussions at the interaction would review and revolve around the Doubling the Credit to MSMEs. Mr Dinesh Rai, Secretary (MSME), Ministry of MSME, Government of India has also been invited for the interaction.

I am writing to request your participation at the interaction and take the opportunity to highlight the key issues being faced by your organization with the officials of RBI. Please confirm your presence through the reply form attached. Along with the Reply Form, you are also requested to send your issues/ representation on Credit Availability, which you may like to be included in the CII representation for RBI. Please make sure that your confirmation and representation reaches CII before 30 June 2008.

Dr Sarita Nagpal
Deputy Director General
Confederation of Indian Industry
Plot No. 249 F, Sector 18
Udyog Vihar, Phase IV
Gurgaon – 122 015
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Interactive Session with
Senior Officials of Reserve Bank of India
“Doubling the Credit to MSMEs ”
1400 hrs : 10th July 2008 :Hotel Taj Mahal Palace & Tower,
Apollo Bunder, Colaba, Mumbai.

Ms Pooja Jha
Confederation of Indian Industry
Plot No. 249 F, Sector 18
Udyog Vihar, Phase IV
Gurgaon – 122 015

Tel: 91-124-4014060-67
Fax:91-124-4014080
Email:[email protected]

Delegate Fee :
CII Members – Rs. 500/- per delegate
CII Non Members – Rs. 1500/- per delegate

The following delegate(s) would attend from our Organisation:-

Name Designation Email id
1. ____________________________ ___________________ _______________________

2 .____________________________ ___________________ _______________________

3. ____________________________ ___________________ ________________________

Enclosed please find cheque/demand draft no. ______________ dated_________ in favour of “Confederation of Indian Industry”.

Company/Organisation__________________________________________________
Address: _____________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
City______________________ Pin____________ Country____________________
Website:__________________________________ Telephone _________________ Fax___________________ Mobile___________________
Email:__________________________________________

CII Membership Number in case of CII members__________________________

Pre-Registration and pre-payment is a must.
Delegate fee is non-refundable or adjustable against any other event of CII.
Changes in nomination are however acceptable.

We request to send your issues/representation on Credit Availability, which you may like to be included in the CII representation for RBI