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"A get-together"

Former Andhra Pradesh `CEO' Chandrababu Naidu, technocrat-turned-administrator Sam Pitroda and Congress leader Jairam Ramesh will share the dais with top industry executives at an event to be held later this month in Chennai.

The get-together will be part of the `L'attitude 13005 maiden annual B-school festival' of the Great Lakes Institute of Management (GLIM).

Scheduled for December 11-12 it will begin with a conclave which will bring together prominent business leaders and academics from India and abroad on the subject `Womb to tomb - striving for endurance'.

S. Sriram, Executive Director, GLIM, says: "The 2-day festival will involve intense competition to bring out the leadership skills in individuals. The event will test their managerial skills, business and inter-personal skills, " he adds.

The festival is open to all B-schools in India. Participants can visit www.glakes.org/lattidue/index.html or email: lattitude1305@gmail.com to know more and register for the event.

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