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Inter-collegiate festival

Staff Reporter

CHENNAI: Great Lakes Institute of Management will have its first annual inter-collegiate bash on Sunday and Monday.

The institute, started last year, will organise L'Attitude 13 degree 05. The B School fest will feature an array of events including seminars and a quiz titled `Brains, Business and Megabucks.'

Guest speakers at the morning session at Tidel Park, include Jairam Ramesh, Chandrababu Naidu and Sam Pitroda.

The quiz to be hosted by Giri Balakrishnan and other events covering advertising, public relations, finance, economics and marketing will be held at Buena Vista in Neelankarai.

The institute would soon tie up with a Chinese university.

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