Prof. Piyusa P. Das, Conclave Convenor introduced the dignitaries and the theme of the conclave. Prof. Kumar Mohanty, Director, KSOM, delivered the welcome address, emphasizing KSOM’s strong industry-academia collaboration and the importance of data-driven insights in modern management.

Prof. Saranjit Singh, Vice Chancellor, KIIT Deemed to be University, highlighted the concept of “Human in the Loop” in AI systems and the growing need for continuous learning, reskilling, and adaptability. He spoke on how AI has enhanced global business operations while creating new opportunities that demand creativity and ethical awareness.

Mr. Sanjeev Agarwal, Managing Director and CEO of Protiviti Member Firm – Middle East & India delivered the Keynote Address in virtual mode. He shared insights on how Artificial Intelligence is transforming consulting and corporate decision-making. He talked about the 3C framework – curiosity, capability, and character as guiding principles for embracing technology responsibly and building an inquisitive, skilled, and ethical professional journey. He further emphasized that AI should act as a co-pilot, complementing human creativity and empathy rather than replacing them.

Prof. Arvind Tripathy, Dean, KSOM, proposed the vote of thanks, acknowledging the contributions of all dignitaries, faculty members, and participants.

The conclave featured a panel discussion on “The Future of Decision-Making: Intuition vs Algorithm,” moderated by Mr. Ranjan Pati, Senior Director, BNY Mellon, with panelists Mr. Adarsh Shrinagesh, Senior Solution Manager (AI Integration Services), IBM; Mr. Raghu Mangaraju, SVP & India Head, Blend 360; Mr. Sandipan Kumar, Director, Algo; and Mr. Shekhar HMP, Chief Mentor & Director, Tejas Network. The discussion delved into how AI and human intelligence can coexist while shaping data-driven strategies and whether technology can truly replicate human judgment and emotional intelligence. Panelists shared insights on AI adoption, predictive analytics, ethical governance, and the importance of transparency and accountability. They agreed that while algorithms enhance precision and efficiency, human empathy, ethics, and contextual understanding remain vital.

Following the discussion, a series of interactive workshops were conducted by distinguished guests, each focusing on emerging trends in analytics and AI. Mr. Sandipan Kumar, Director, Algo, led a session on Prescriptive Analytics in Supply Chain: Making the Best Decision Every Time; Mr. Raghu Mangaraju, SVP & India Head, Blend 360, conducted Cognitive Automation and the Future of Work; Mr. Shekhar HMP, Chief Mentor and Director, Tejas Network, explored Beyond Intuition: How AI is Shaping Smarter HR Decisions; Mr. Alok Vij, Senior Product Leader, Hinge Health, discussed Human-in-the-Loop: The Future of Collaborative Analytics Workflows; Mr. Sitendu Roy, Head (GTM & Pricing Excellence), TATA Motors, presented on GenAI in Decision-Making: Can AI Co-Pilots Truly Drive Business Strategy?; and Mr. Adarsh Shrinagesh, Senior Solution Manager (AI Integration Services), IBM, led Cognitive AI at Work: Automating Complex Business Decisions with Intelligence. The sessions provided students with hands-on exposure to data analytics, AI applications, and strategic thinking, bridging the gap between theory and practice.

The conclave successfully brought together academia and industry to exchange ideas on the evolving role of analytics in driving business value. The event provided a dynamic platform for students to gain real-world perspectives, develop analytical thinking, and prepare for the data-driven future of business.

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A Special Convocation preceded the marketing conclave where KIIT DU proudly conferred the Doctor of Science (Honoris Causa) on Mr. Hari Mohan Bangur, Chairman of Shree Cement Ltd., in recognition of his outstanding contributions to Indian industry, nation-building, and social responsibility. A visionary leader, Mr. Bangur has transformed Shree Cement into one of India’s top three cement companies, pioneering sustainable practices and industry-first innovations. His leadership has not only reshaped the cement sector but also strengthened India’s industrial growth and social development through philanthropy and welfare initiatives.

Prof. Kumar Mohanty, Director, KSOM, gave the Welcome Address and elaborated on the conclave’s theme. Mr. Hari Mohan Bangur who was also the keynote speaker of the 16^th National Marketing Conclave reflected on his journey in business and the evolution of marketing in a growing economy. He emphasized that modern marketing is about building confidence and trust, and that technology alone cannot create excellence. He shared insights from his own career, stressing the importance of books, good mentors, and the almighty in guiding personal and professional growth. He further shared lessons on hard work, values, and meaningful use of resources, while highlighting the importance of social responsibility. His address inspired the audience to focus on excellence and long-term impact rather than just immediate success.

Prof. Saranjit Singh, Vice Chancellor, KIIT DU in his address talked about the recent accolades and rankings of KIIT DU and credited the University’s success to its Hon’ble Founder, Dr. Achyuta Samanta. This was followed by vote of thanks from Prof. Jnyana Ranjan Mohanty, Registrar, KIIT DU.

The conclave featured a panel discussion on “The Advertiser of Tomorrow: How AI Is Reshaping Creativity, Media, and the Consumer Mind,” moderated by Mr. Gaurav Rajput, Chief Marketing Officer, Bennett Coleman & Co. Ltd., The Times of India; with panelists Mr. Devang Bhojani, General Manager, Mixion, GMM Pfaudler; Mr. Dominic Vijay, Head of Marketing, Ajio Business, Reliance Retail; Mr. Saahit Togaru, Head of Marketing & Strategy, Iris Business Services; Mr. Sujoy Sahu, Associate Vice President, Cheil India, Samsung Group; and Mr. T.M. Ramakrishnan, Senior Vice President, JioMart Digital, Reliance Retail. The panel deliberated on how AI is transforming marketing and advertising, enhancing creativity, improving operational efficiency, and customer engagement. They emphasized that while technology provides powerful tools, its true potential is realized only when combined with human values, strategic thinking, and ethical considerations. The panel highlighted the importance of sustainability, inclusivity, and consumer-centric approaches in shaping the future of marketing, providing students and professionals with practical insights and guidance to navigate a rapidly evolving industry landscape.

Post-lunch, the conclave transitioned into interactive workshop sessions designed to foster focused engagement between industry experts and students. The session featured insights from distinguished industry leaders, including Mr. Amitosh Pal, Business Head, East Cluster I Branch Head, East, Indian Languages, Network18 Media & Investments Limited; Mr. Amit Kumar, Area Manager, Tata Motors; Mr. Rakshit Sinha, Brand Strategist, Aequitas Investments; Mr. Arya Gourav, Senior Consultant, Digital Transformation, Infosys BPM; Mr. Achinto Mahto, Country Head, Laundry Sales India, Electrolux Professional; Mr. John Gabriel, Senior Partner, Interactive Business, Tata Consultancy Services; Mr. Nandakumar K, Vehicle Sales, Isuzu Motors; Ms. Shrawanti Saha, Senior Vice President, Sales Business Development, Carnelian Asset Management and Advisors Pvt. Ltd.; Mr. Tony Sebastian, Partner, Marketing Strategy and Digital Transformation, TCS Interactive, Tata Consultancy Services; Mr. Arup Roy, Zonal Head, East, Trade and OEM, Greenply Samet; and Ms. Sunanda Chak, Chief Operating Officer, 4 Minute Mile Marketing Services Pvt. Ltd. The workshops were on topics like Data Driven & Tech Enabled:Marketing That is Smatter not Louder; Climate x Creativity:Designing Youth-Led Climate Action Campaigns; Influencers vs. Advocates: Who Should You Partner With?; Beyond Discounts: Loyalty Programs that Actually Work and Why We Pay What We Pay: Pricing Psychology Uncovered.

The Marketing Conclave successfully connected theory with industry practice. It provided a dynamic platform for students, faculty, and professionals to connect.

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As part of this engagement, KIIT School of Management will work closely with Capgemini to facilitate internship availability, assign faculty mentors, and support campus recruitment activities—granting Capgemini preferential status in hiring final-year students who complete the program. Additionally, the partnership includes joint marketing and branding efforts, such as shared press releases, social media promotions, and visibility across KIIT’s digital and physical platforms. This alliance underscores a shared commitment to bridging the gap between academic learning and corporate excellence, creating a robust framework for mutual growth and innovation

Representing Capgemini were Mr. Joshy Joseph, Vice President, and Mr. Sourav Narayan Biswas , Program Manager, University Relations & Hiring, both of whom addressed the gathering. From KIIT DU, the attendees included Prof. Saranjit Singh , Vice Chancellor, KIIT-DU; Prof. Arvind Tripathy , Dean, KSOM and Prof. Kumar Mohanty , Director, KSOM. The event concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Prof. Abhishek Ray, Dean (IE) of KIIT Deemed to be University.

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Prof. K.K. Ray, Convener of the Finance Conclave, welcomed the gathering on behalf of Prof. (Dr.) Achyuta Samanta, Hon’ble Founder, KIIT & KISS, and introduced the dignitaries. Setting the context, he emphasized the need for a resilient financial ecosystem for India’s journey towards mission Viksit Bharat 2047. He highlighted that the priority development areas would be AI-driven systems, ESG investing, UPI, PM Jan Dhan Yojna, digital currency and cybersecurity. He stressed that India’s progress must be driven by innovation.

Prof. Kumar Mohanty, Director, KSOM, delivered the Welcome Address, highlighting the Finance Conclave as a unique platform for students to engage with industry leaders. He emphasized KSOM’s strong industry-academia balance and noted that such conclaves bridge the gap between theory and practice. Prof. Mohanty encouraged participants to actively engage in the day’s deliberations.

Prof. Saranjit Singh, Vice-Chancellor, KIIT DU, highlighted Odisha’s emergence as a Fintech hub through global collaborations and initiatives like creating a Integrated Global Financial Technology Capability Hub in Odisha. He said that KIIT’s Fintech labs and industry tie-ups have supported over 2,500 students with internships and offer and projects worth ₹900 crores. He urged students to embrace innovation, ethics, and sustainability and contribute to shaping India’s financial future.

Mr. Suresh P. Manglani, Executive Director & CEO, Adani Total Gas Limited, delivered the keynote address. He stressed that a strong financial and infrastructure system is vital for a developed India. He pointed to the double-engine model and initiatives like Aadhaar, UPI, PM Jan Dhan Yojna, and GST as key drivers that have strengthened inclusion, transparency, and economic growth by combining digital and physical ecosystems. Mr. Manglani highlighted India’s ongoing digital transition through reforms such as DigiYatra and CoWIN. On the regulatory front, he underlined the role of SEBI, IRDA, RBI, and CCI in building trust, supported by innovations such as T+1 settlement and instant trading that are reshaping financial markets. He also emphasized the importance of integrating the unorganized sector and noted how UPI has empowered small businesses through secure, low-cost digital payments.

Looking ahead, Mr. Manglani highlighted initiatives such as the Digital Rupee, DigiLocker, KYC portals, blockchain, AI/ML integration, GST 3.0, and the vision of “One Nation – One Tax” as crucial in shaping India’s financial future. Concluding his address, he stressed that transparency, innovation, and resilience will define India’s journey to becoming a developed nation and urged students to see themselves as active contributors to mission Viksit Bharat.

The inaugural session concluded with a Vote of Thanks by Prof. Arvind Tripathy, Dean, KSOM, who expressed gratitude to the speakers, alumni, and participants, and encouraged students to make the most of the conclave’s learning opportunities. He highlighted KSOM’s role in positioning Odisha as an emerging fintech hub and appreciated the support of dignitaries, faculty, and students in making the event a collaborative platform of ideas and insights.

The high-energy panel discussion that followed the inaugural session revolved around the theme “Vision 2047: Geopolitical Risks and Indian Financial Markets.” Moderated by Mr. Pawan Bindal, Chief Revenue Officer, L&T–SuFin, the panel featured Dr. Bijon Pani, Senior Fund Manager, Motilal Oswal Asset Management; Mr. Bhaskar Pandey, Partner in Technology & Transformation, Deloitte South Asia; Mr. Ashok Tyagi, Joint President & Deputy CFO, HDFC ERGO General Insurance and Mr. Mandeep Mehta, Group CFO, PB Fintech. The discussion offered rich insights into the impact of geopolitical risks and global changes on India’s financial markets and economy, noting issues like tariffs, interest rate volatility, and supply chain disruptions, while emphasizing India’s resilience through reforms such as PM Jan Dhan Yojana, Demonetization, and PM Gati Shakti. The panelists highlighted India’s rapid digital adoption, startup ecosystem, and young consumer base, which position the country strongly on the global stage. The discussions underscored the importance of financial inclusion, sustainability, and green practices, as well as the growing contributions of MSMEs, startups, and Global Capability Centers. With India emerging as a key industrial hub and a strong player in the G20, the panel suggested that the balance between innovation and robust regulatory frameworks would ensure sustainable growth.

Post-lunch, the conclave transitioned into its interactive segment, FINATIX, comprising parallel workshops designed to foster focused engagement between industry experts and students. The sessions featured distinguished speakers, including Mr. Subhendu Mahapatro, Senior Assistant Vice President, Wells Fargo; Ms. Upasana Routray, Director, Morgan Stanley; Mr. Saswata Mojumdar, Senior Consultant, KPMG; Mr. Subhra Kumar Patra, Centre of Excellence Lead – Service Management & Resilience, Natwest Markets; Ms. Yaminee Roy, Senior Professional – Tech Risk at a Big Four firm; Mr. Tushar Ghosh, Publishing Director, Outlook Money; Mr. Debasis Panigrahi, Founder & Managing Partner, Mridayaa Ventures LLP; Mr. Bijon Pani, Senior Fund Manager, Motilal Oswal Asset Management; Mr. Manish Thacker, Deputy Head – Retail Sales & Head, Business Development, Aditya Birla Sun Life Asset Management; and Mr. Pawan Bindal, Chief Revenue Officer, L&T–SuFin. The workshops were on topics like Startups, SMEs, And Access to Capital, Sustainable Finance & ESG Investing, Financial Inclusion Through Digital Public Infrastructure, Quant Investing and its Future in Indian Markets and Geopolitical Risk & its Impact on Financial Markets.

By blending academic insights with professional perspectives, the conclave served as a dynamic platform for envisioning the future of finance in India, reaffirming KSOM’s commitment to developing leaders who will drive a resilient financial ecosystem on the nation’s path towards mission Viksit Bharat 2047.

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The conclave will begin with a keynote address by Mr. Suresh P. Manglani, Executive Director & CEO, Adani Total Gas Limited, who will set the tone for the discussions on resilience and innovation in the financial sector. This will be followed by a high-powered panel discussion on “Vision 2047: Geopolitical Risks and Indian Financial Markets.” The panel brings together leading voices including:

– Dr. Bijon Pani, Senior Fund Manager, Motilal Oswal Asset Management
– Mr. Bhaskar Pandey, Partner – Technology & Transformation, Deloitte South Asia
– Mr. Ashok Tyagi, Joint President & Deputy CFO, HDFC ERGO General Insurance
– Mr. Mandeep Mehta, Group CFO, PB Fintech
– Mr. Pawan Bindal, Chief Revenue Officer, L&T – SuFin (Moderator)

In the second half, the conclave will feature FINATIX, a series of parallel workshops designed to give students and professionals deeper insights into contemporary issues in finance. These sessions will be led by distinguished industry leaders, including:

– Mr. Subhendu Mahapatro, Senior Assistant Vice President, Wells Fargo – Startups, SMEs, and Access to Capital
– Ms. Upasana Routray, Director, Morgan Stanley – Digital Transformation in Finance: Fintech, UPI & Beyond
– Mr. Saswata Mojumdar, Senior Consultant, KPMG – Sustainable Finance & ESG Investing
– Mr. Subhra Kumar Patra, Centre of Excellence Lead – Service Management & Resilience, Natwest Markets – Managing Geopolitical Risk in Indian Financial Markets
– Ms. Yaminee Roy, Senior Professional – Tech Risk (Big Four) – Financial Inclusion through Digital Public Infrastructure
– Mr. Tushar Ghosh, Publishing Director, Outlook Money – Capital Market Reforms & Retail Investor Empowerment
– Mr. Debasis Panigrahi, Founder & Managing Partner, Mridayaa Ventures LLP – Strengthening Indian Capital Markets: Investor Awareness in a Geopolitically Volatile World
– Dr. Bijon Pani, Senior Fund Manager, Motilal Oswal Asset Management – Quant Investing and its Future in Indian Markets
– Mr. Manish Thacker, Deputy Head – Retail Sales & Head – Business Development, Aditya Birla Sun Life Asset Management – Geopolitical Risk & its Impact on Financial Markets
– Mr. Pawan Bindal, Chief Revenue Officer, L&T – SuFin – Future of Finance and Entrepreneurship

The conclave is convened by Prof. K.K. Ray, under whose guidance KSOM continues to foster collaboration between academia and industry. By engaging with business leaders, policymakers, and finance professionals, KSOM provides its students with rare opportunities to connect classroom learning with real-world financial challenges.

The National Finance Konclave 2025 reaffirms KSOM’s commitment to experiential learning and thought leadership. It promises to be an engaging forum for knowledge-sharing and a meaningful step toward preparing future leaders for India’s financial journey to Viksit Bharat @2047.

For more details, visit: https://ksom.ac.in/finance-konclave/

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Prof. Isa Mishra, Conclave Convener, extended a warm welcome and greetings on behalf of Prof. Achyuta Samanta, Hon’ble Founder, KIIT & KISS. She introduced the esteemed dignitaries and set the context of the conclave, highlighting the need for agility, adaptability, and integration to thrive in uncertainty, with hybrid work models enabling continuous growth.

Prof. Kumar Mohanty, Director, KSOM, delivered the welcome address. He outlined the key parameters within the university that foster adaptability. He emphasized the strong industry-academia balance in the institution, which ensures that learning remains relevant and responsive to changing demands.

Prof. Saranjit Singh, Vice Chancellor, KIIT Deemed to be University, highlighted that the theme of hybrid workplaces and the hybrid future can be captured in three words: agile, adaptive, and integrated. Drawing parallels between industry and academia, he noted that education has also been disrupted by market changes, making agility and adaptability essential for institutions to thrive. He spoke about the growing influence of artificial intelligence and the need to adapt to its impact on education and work. Emphasizing that we are born into a disruptive world, he noted that survival depends on adaptability and the ability to unlearn and relearn. He encouraged everyone to make the most of today’s discussions and opportunities for growth.

Mr. Sarthak Behuria, Chairman & Chairperson of the Board of Directors, Reliance BP Mobility Ltd., delivered the Keynote Address. He noted that the traditional 9 to 5 is giving way to a new era of work defined by agility, adaptability, and empathy. Drawing from his vast experience, he shared a few real-life instances that illustrated these values in action. His speech was deeply humane and personal, reflecting the importance of trust and connection in today’s workplace. He explained that while hybrid work offers freedom, it also brings challenges like ambiguity and disconnection, making human connection more important than ever. According to him, true leadership today is about listening, caring, and fostering belonging, whether in person or online. He emphasized that while technology enables connection, culture is built through shared experiences and genuine relationships.

Prof. Arvind Tripathy, Dean, MBA, KSOM, proposed the Vote of Thanks. He expressed gratitude to all who were present in the session and urged everyone to learn, relearn, and keep innovating.

Dr. Achyuta Samanta, Hon’ble Founder, KIIT & KISS graced the occasion and interacted with the corporate dignitaries.

The inaugural session was followed by a high-impact panel discussion on the theme “Data-Driven Insights for Continuous Hybrid Work Optimization.” Moderated by Mr. J. P. Singh, Vice President – HR, JSW Steel, the discussion featured Dr. Menka Singh Sindhu, Global Human Resource, Business Partner, Naehas & Zenarate; Ms. Nirmala Behera, Executive Dir – HR, RSB Transmission; Ms. Manvi Singh, Head – HR, Pidilite Industries Ltd.; Ms. Indu Rashmi, Head HR, ACER and J. P. Singh, VP- HR, JSW Steel – Moderator. The panel explored how organizations can balance flexibility, productivity, and human connection in hybrid setups, highlighting the importance of skills, adaptability, and the right use of AI and digital tools. Speakers agreed that hybrid models must be tailored to organizational needs, with physical presence remaining essential for collaboration and mentorship, and concluded that hybrid work will continue to grow with strategies that create value for both employees and businesses.

Post-lunch, a series of parallel Synergistics sessions were held to provide focused interaction between students and industry professionals. These workshops were designed to explore pressing sub-themes shaping the future of HR in hybrid environments headed by top HR professionals. The esteemed speakers included Dr. Vishwanadh Raju, CEO and Co-Founder, Plugscale Innovation Consulting; Dr. Menka Singh Sindhu, Global Human Resource Business Partner, Naehas & Zenarate; Mr. Dinesh Athyadi, Director, HR & Admin, Rittal Pvt. Ltd.; Mr. Neeraj Kumar Gupta, Director, HR, Knorr Bremse; Ms. Preeti Ahuja, Chief People Officer, Husk Power Systems; Mr. Furkan Ali, Area Head, HR East Zone, UltraTech Cement Ltd.; Ms. Vaishali Darade, Senior Lead HR, Magna Vehicle Engineering; Dr. Rakshita Shharma, HR Advisor cum Director, Bobble AI; Mr. Arjya Kumar Mishra, Group CHRO, PRIL; Ms. Spandan Dua, Head, L&D, Alumina Business, Vedanta; Ms. Parimita Behera, Head, HR & Admin, JSW Infra, Paradip; Mr. Manish Kumar, Senior Vice President and Head, Liability and Alliances (BaaS), Digital Ecosystem, and Startup Mentor, HDFC Bank; and Dr. Sadashib Padhee, Partner, Kontempore. The workshops were on topics like Generative AI in Hybrid Work, Outcome-Based Performance Metrics, Impact of Gen Z and Digital Natives on Hybrid Expectations and Future Immersive Workspaces.

These sessions offered KSOM students, especially those specializing in HR, a unique opportunity to interact with professionals and gain industry-level exposure. The HR Conclave successfully bridged the gap between theory and practice. It offered a vibrant platform where students, faculty, and professionals explored how HR can become a strategic enabler in the ever-evolving world of hybrid work.

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“Happiness as Both Means & End in a Microcosm and Macrocosm”

In this profound dialogue, Mr. Venkatesh masterfully connected the dots between personal well-being, organizational culture, and societal harmony. He urged students to view happiness not just as a goal, but as an essential process that influences both individual journeys and collective impact. His insights reflected a rare blend of corporate wisdom and philosophical depth. The session was a powerful reminder that happiness is not a fluffy afterthought, but a strategic imperative. By embedding happiness into the core of our systems—through design, leadership, and purpose we can create organizations and societies that are not only productive but truly flourishing.
This enriching session was organized under the guidance of Prof. Sarbeswar Mohanty and Prof. Sweta Singh, as part of the initiatives of “The Bookhive” – KSOM’s vibrant literary student body.

Events like these continue to broaden the horizons of our BBA and MBA students, empowering them to explore diverse perspectives and aspire for meaningful success in life and leadership.”

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Each phase provided a consistent yet personalized experience, integrating cognitive, emotional, physical, and social learning. Students participated in inspiring sessions led by internal faculty and industry experts, exploring high-performance strategies, learning styles, stress management through yoga, and mental agility.

From energizing ice-breaking activities and leadership workshops to etiquette sessions and cultural showcases, Konfluence 2025 was more than just an introduction; it served as a gateway to the values and rigor that define life at KSOM. Visionary entrepreneurs, accomplished alumni, and seasoned professionals shared valuable insights, motivating students to pursue excellence with resilience and purpose.

The successful execution of the program reflected the collaborative efforts of faculty, administrative teams, and student volunteers. With its mindful design and inclusive approach, Konfluence 2025 reaffirms KSOM’s commitment to nurturing future-ready, ethically grounded, and socially conscious management professionals.

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• Practical implications for HR and project management in the infrastructure sector
• Challenges and opportunities in implementation
• Compliance strategies aligned with public sector practices
• An interactive Q&A session addressing NBCC-specific queries

The session was well-received, and participants were actively engaged, providing overwhelming feedback.

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