Infosys needs a new CEO

India's second largest IT services exporter Infosys Ltd (INFY.NS) is under pressure to bring in a new chief executive soon, to check an exodus of junior staff and reassure investors after a slew of departures at the top.

Shares in Infosys, the most widely held Indian stock, fell to their lowest level in nine months on Thursday. This took effect the day after they announced that the president and board member, B.G. Srinivas had resigned.

 The departure of Srinivas, the 10th senior executive to exit in the last year, widens a leadership vacuum at Infosys as it searches for a new chief executive. 

WLCI Business School hopes that Infosys names their new CEO soon.

WLCI Management Course - A bridge to your future

WLCI provides globally recognized and highly appraised Business Management Course in partnership with Wigan and Leigh College UK. 

The institute offers PGBM and DBM courses in-

•    Marketing,
•   Finance and 
•   Human Resource.

One of the USP’s of this course is a ‘two years on-the-job’ training with top-notch MNC’s situated throughout India. The students learn and in the same time earn. They can earn upto Rs 10, 000 to 20,000 per month as their stipend for their “Traineeship”.

WLCI has over 700 faculty members, with each of them having more than 10 years of relevant industry experience. WLCI has placed over17000+ trained professionals in the last 18 years. The curriculum is crafted by industry experts and guided by “Employee Council” which is a 300 strong member group from relevant industries and who partner with WLCI.

WLCI’s Business Management course shapes the lives of their students and focuses on providing the tri-partite combination of –

• Knowledge
• Attitude and
• Skills

Knowledge: Relevant and industry-specific current knowledge is imparted in the management courses. The entire course material is designed by and in consultation with “Industry Experts” and is also supported by professional skill development.

Skills: Apart from knowledge, the institute arms the students with technical skills relevant to their specialization. Effective communication skills along with time and resource management skills, planning and organizing, conflict management and negotiation skills are taught.

Attitude: Positive attitude is always essential for maintaining a good “Work-Life” balance and the students are encouraged to effectively solve their differences and inculcate a proactive attitude such as perseverance, adaptability, integrity, and personal effectiveness.

The Business Management course curriculum coupled with coaching, workshops, assignments, tasks, quizzes, projects and traineeship is structured to provide an overall 360 degree holistic approach to learning and implementation of the same.

Review by WLCI – FlipKart buys Myntra

FlipKart buys out Myntra for who is estimated to be around $330 million and sending a not-so-subtle message—to rival Amazon. Despite loud protestations, it is quite clear that the investors, three of whom own shares in both companies, played a big role in seeing this deal through. Bringing together India's largest online retailer and the country's hippest fashion portal makes financial sense for the investors, and also strategic sense.  This opened a flood gate for both the companies and now they would be have reach to an even larger market share.

WLCI Business School Reviews - AAM

Believe it or not there is nothing "Aam" about the Indian Mango! It is a 6.3 million pound industry, yes that is the figure  that United Kingdom imports every year from India. Added to this figure can be the imports done by the European Union. But this year the King of Fruits-Alphonso Mango made glum business in EU countries with the blanket ban on Indian Alphonso, stating that last year it had fruit flies in them which could harm europaean crops. The entire Indian business community along with Keith Vaz (british-MP) has been vocal about their protests in UK and has been rallying for the upliftment of this unfair ban. Let's hope the ban is lifted soon till the "Aam-season" lasts and the UK community gets a sweet taste of our Alphonso delight!

WLC College Student Review - Business

WLCI College thrives on the product it serves to the corporate – WLCI Students. Our management students have been place with top and international MNC’s and business enterprises. We understand the value of customer feedback and we teach the same to our students.

WLCI has been lucky enough to be catering to types of customers – WLCI Students and the corporate we feed them to. The corporate world has been all praises for the standard of professionals they have incorporated from our vastly spread campuses. 

The same is true for the students as they have been exposed to a very diverse range of industries. Whatever field they dreamt to be with have been completed by the efforts of WLC College India. Student feedback on the college is always welcome and encouraged. 

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