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Hero Mindmine's expanded business focus

NEW DELHI: Hero Mindmine, an Indian training solution company, on Wednesday announced its expanded business focus and plans to turn it into an integrated learning service provider and targeting the huge untapped Global Learning Outsourcing market. To actualise its vision the company has created three distinct business streams, Enterprise Learning Solutions, BPO Learning Solutions and Education and Career Services. The company has also appointed a high profile advisory board comprising well-known business visionaries. Commenting on the new strategic developments at Hero Mindmine, Sunil Kant Munjal, Managing Director and CEO, said, "We are proud to take on a more holistic and larger mandate, and become an integrated learning service provider, which will contribute towards the growth and development of Corporate India. We would like to see India become a global hub for the best in class service talent, which is sought after by the top of the line transnational organisations."

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