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Alumni Handbook
2015 – 2016
Table of Contents I. Introduction ..................................................................................................................................... 3
1. Vision ....................................................................................................................................... 3
2. Mission .................................................................................................................................... 3
3. Alumni Relations Office........................................................................................................... 3
4. Alumni Association ................................................................................................................. 4
a) The goals of the ISBAA are: ....................................................................................... 4
b) Senate ............................................................................................................................ 4
c) ISBAA Senate ............................................................................................................... 4
II. Access to Campus & Usage of Facilities (Hyderabad and Mohali) .................................................. 5
1. Driving and Parking Guidelines on Campus ............................................................................ 6
2. Alumni Code of Conduct ......................................................................................................... 6
III. Facilities on Campus ....................................................................................................................... 7
1. Accommodation ...................................................................................................................... 7
a) Four-bedroom Apartment Suite — Shared Accommodation ................................. 7
b) Studio Apartments ........................................................................................................ 7
c) Executive Housing ....................................................................................................... 8
2. Executive Bar ........................................................................................................................... 8
3. Recreation Centre ................................................................................................................. 10
a) Fitness Centre ............................................................................................................. 10
b) Swimming Pool ........................................................................................................... 10
c) Sports Facility ............................................................................................................. 11
4. Learning Resource Centre (LRC) (Hyderabad and Mohali Campus) ..................................... 11
a) Photocopying/ Printing Services .............................................................................. 11
b) Borrowing Facility ....................................................................................................... 11
IV. Lifelong Learning Services (can carry a charge) ........................................................................... 12
V. Usage of Alumni Email Facility ...................................................................................................... 12
VI. Usage of ISB Logo ......................................................................................................................... 14
VII. Contact Us ................................................................................................................................... 14
VIII. Annexure .................................................................................................................................... 15
1. ISBAA Chapter Representative .............................................................................................. 15
2. Class Groups .......................................................................................................................... 18
3. Senate, ISBAA and Chapter Groups ...................................................................................... 19
I. Introduction
1. Vision
To be an internationally top-ranked, research-driven, independent management institution that grooms future leaders for India and the world.
2. Mission
To create and disseminate research-based knowledge in management that influences scholarship, practice and policy.
To develop and enhance business leadership through innovative world-class programmes in management.
To utilise our knowledge and expertise to engage with business, government and society, and to contribute to the welfare and development of the community at the local, national and global levels.
To have distinguished faculty from India and abroad teach courses and provide a global perspective in our Post Graduate and Executive Education programmes. The School offers a one-year MBA-equivalent Post Graduate Programme (PGP), a part-time Post Graduate Programme in Management for senior executives (PGPMAX), a part-time Management Programme for Family Business (MFAB) and a 5-year doctoral-equivalent Fellow Programme in Management (FPM). The graduated classes of all these programmes form ISB's 6,676 strong alumni network. We also offer short-duration Executive Education (CEE) programmes for middle and senior management. At present, the alumni count for the CEE programmes stands at more than 25,000.
ISB's accreditation by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) is but one indicator of its status as a prestigious institution of learning that offers great benefits to its alumni.
3. Alumni Relations Office
The Alumni Relations Office works towards building mutually beneficial relationships between the ISB and its alumni. We ensure that alumni are kept fully informed about the developments at the School and offer them a wide range of programmes, events and benefits.
It is our goal to encourage and foster the lifelong participation, involvement and commitment of ISB alumni, whom we regard as vital stakeholders in the advancement of the School. Currently, we have seven domestic chapters and four overseas chapters in our Alumni group. The School continues to seek effective and meaningful ways and means of engaging alumni in its activities and its mission. You can reach us at [email protected].
This handbook details various services that alumni can avail of. Please note that these may change or be enhanced from time to time and that this handbook is valid until April 2016 unless otherwise notified.
4. Alumni Association
The ISB Senate and Alumni chapters located in various cities are critical components of the ISB Alumni Association (ISBAA). This section describes the goals and composition of the ISBAA. The Senate is your critical link to the ISB community. Contact your nearest Senate member or chapter representative to indicate your willingness to participate in and/ or contribute to the School and the alumni network in a meaningful way. The names and contact details of the Senate and registered members are provided below to facilitate your involvement with the alumni association.
a) The goals of the ISBAA are:
To be and to act as the Association of Alumni of the Indian School of Business, Hyderabad, India or any of its branches as recognised by the Board;
To promote, facilitate and develop stewardship leading to meaningful relationships between alumni and the School, as well as between alumni across classes, thereby strengthening the network;
To further the interests of the Indian School of Business and to facilitate its development as a world-class institution;
To encourage the continued flow of outstanding student candidates to the Indian School of Business;
To assist the Indian School of Business in keeping its curriculum and educational programmes relevant to the needs of industry practitioners;
To serve as a support network for current students of the Indian School of Business in the advancement of their careers, and to actively promote the school among prospective recruiters;
To develop a strong organisation able to further the career goals and enhance networking among ISB graduates, and to provide continuing education and other services;
To promote the public visibility of the ISB globally; and
To advance the level of public and private financial support for the ISB.
b) Senate
The ISB Senate currently consists of four elected members from the Alumni Group and several other dedicated people who help the alumni association function effectively. The Senate is, by design, a flat organisation, allowing for flexible and easy decision making. Members of the Senate are based in Pune, Mumbai, Australia and the Philippines.
c) ISBAA Senate
Name Designation Email ID
Kamal Narang Founding Class
Chairperson [email protected]
Ratnakar Gore Class of 2008
Vice-Chairperson [email protected]
Saurabh Khedekar Class of 2008
Treasurer [email protected]
Jacob Joseph Kandathil Class of 2009
Director —Internal Liaison
Chapters
In addition to the Senate, the ISB Alumni Association consists of 11 chapters, out of which seven are based in India and four are based overseas. The domestic chapters operate in all the major metropolitan cities of India and the international chapters are spread over three continents. Staying involved with your local chapter is a great way of keeping in touch with the ISB community. If there is no chapter in your immediate area and there is a critical mass of ISB alumni (a minimum of 40), you can contact the Senate about starting a new chapter.
Chapters *
Domestic Chapters International Chapters
1. Bangalore 1. Middle East 2. Chennai 2. Singapore 3. Delhi 3. UK 4. Hyderabad 4. US 5. Kolkata 6. Mumbai 7. Pune
* For details on chapter representatives, please refer to Annexure – 1
II. Access to Campus & Usage of Facilities (Hyderabad and Mohali)
All alumni are issued alumni ID cards by the Alumni Relations department after graduation. You will need your ID card to enter the campus and access various areas and facilities, such as the Recreation Centre, Learning Resource Centre, etc. In addition, your ID card serves as your library pass. Please take care of your ID card. If it is lost, report the loss immediately to the Alumni Relations Department at [email protected] can also request a new ID card, which will be issued to you for a charge of Rs. 500.
Alumni may be accompanied by their spouses, and children below the age of 18, subject to informing the main gate on arrival and obtaining a valid visitor's pass. This is required in addition to the ID card carried by the alumnus. Unaccompanied alumni spouses and children may be permitted to visit the campus on their own only when:
They have an appointment with someone on campus (they will be treated as a visitor to the campus and will have to obtain a visitor's pass, following the proper procedure).
They are coming to pick up an alumnus from campus (they will be treated as a visitor and will have to collect a visitor's pass, following the proper procedure, and only after confirmation by the alumnus from any nearby extension phone inside the campus)
Please note that alumni ID cards cannot be used by anyone other than the alumnus himself/ herself. Misuse of the ID card, if detected, will lead to the alumnus’s debarment from the School for a period determined by the School.
1. Driving and Parking Guidelines on Campus
Please drive carefully even though traffic on the roads within the campus may not be very heavy.
Keep in mind that the Academic Centre Ring Road at the Hyderabad campus is a
one-way road.
Riders of two-wheelers and their passengers are required to wear helmets as per
State Law
Park your vehicles only in the designated parking spaces
Comply with Indian driving rules, driving only on the left side of the road
Ensure that your vehicle's brakes, headlamps and horns are working
Please observe the campus speed limit of 30 Kmph
Follow the signage on the road while driving
The ISB does not accept responsibility for damage to or loss of vehicles on its premises, or for damage to or loss of a vehicle's accessories or contents.
2. Alumni Code of Conduct
The ISB aims to create a harmonious environment in which individuals affiliated with the school can freely and safely exchange ideas and thoughts, and celebrate the school’s diversity. To create such an atmosphere, members of the community must respect each other and act responsibly. When alumni visit the ISB campuses, they are expected to abide by a code of conduct in line with that which is followed by students, staff and faculty. Alumni are expected to comply with the following:
1) Tolerate and respect others' ideas, beliefs, thoughts and experiences. 2) Act in a lawful manner. If alumni participate in unlawful activities on campus, the
school will report these to the local authorities. 3) Any form of 'harassment' is strictly prohibited. This includes:
a. Intentionally subjecting a person to offensive physical contact;
b. Unreasonable insults, gestures or abusive words, in the immediate presence, and directed to, another person that may reasonably cause emotional distress or provoke a violent response (including, but not limited to, electronic mail, conventional mail and telephone) except to the extent that such insults, gestures or abusive words are protected expression; or
c. Other types of prohibited discrimination, discriminatory harassment and sexual harassment as defined by law.
4) The ISB strictly prohibits the manufacture, distribution, sale, possession or use of any drugs on campus. Alcohol consumption in permitted only in designated areas of the campus. Should you choose to consume alcohol, the ISB expects you to take responsibility for your actions and to respect the rights of others while you are a member of the ISB community. We strictly prohibit any action that puts the physical well-being of other persons and/ or the alumnus at risk, or causes damage to ISB property.
5) Arms and ammunition are not allowed on ISB campuses. Violators of this policy will be subject to disciplinary action by the ISB.
6) The campus is a smoke-free zone. Smoking is permitted only in designated smoking areas. Please throw cigarette butts in the dustbins provided at designated smoking areas on campus and help us keep the campus clean. In order to maintain a comfortable environment for all members of the community, smoking is not permitted inside campus buildings.
III. Facilities on Campus
1. Accommodation
Alumni are eligible to book accommodation on campus, subject to availability (at the Hyderabad campus and the Mohali campus). Email requests to book accommodation on campus must be sent to the Alumni Relations office at least three working days in advance.
The Housing area is a 5 to 10-minute away walk from any building on campus. The design of the campus is intended to foster the development of a resident academic community. Housing for students, visiting executives and faculty are in close proximity, so that all members of the ISB community can interact and socialise.
Any student or alumnus can book a room for a maximum of 3 nights at a time, and 15 nights throughout the year.
a) Four-bedroom Apartment Suite — Shared Accommodation
Each apartment has four bedrooms, two bathrooms, a kitchen and a common sitting area. A television with a cable/ DTH connection is provided. The kitchen is equipped with a refrigerator, a microwave oven, a double burner LPG stove with LP gas, a m ic rowave , and basic crockery and cutlery. Each bedroom includes a bed, a study table and chair, a bookshelf, a wardrobe and air-conditioning (a split AC in Hyderabad and central AC in Mohali). All the bathrooms have running hot water. All the bedrooms have a voice and data port for the telephone and the Internet. The cost of booking a room in a four-bedroom suite is Rs. 900 per day (inclusive of taxes) for the Hyderabad campus and Rs. 900 per day (inclusive of taxes) for the Mohali campus. Toiletries, amenities, and bathroom linen carry an extra charge.
b) Studio Apartments
Each studio apartment has a living cum dining room, a kitchen, a bedroom and a bathroom. All the rooms contain furniture and appliances similar to those of the four-bedroom suites. The studio apartments also have a microwave oven and a toaster. The kitchen is equipped with a refrigerator, a double burner LPG stove with LP gas, basic crockery and cutlery. One data and one voice port is provided in the apartment.
We give first preference to alumni with families for the studio apartments, based on availability. During the period of stay, any breakages or damage to furniture, fixtures or electrical appliances will be charged to the alumnus on a cost basis. Please note that consequential expenses will also be charged to the alumnus. Individuals are advised to keep a watch over their valuables and personal belongings such as laptops, mobile phones, jewellery, clothing, cash, etc. The ISB will not be responsible for any loss or theft of items. The cost of booking a studio apartment is Rs.1,600 per day (inclusive of taxes) for the Hyderabad campus and Rs.1,600 per day (inclusive of taxes) for the Mohali campus. Toiletries, amenities and towels carry an extra charge.
c) Executive Housing
Alumni can also book executive housing accommodation, which consists of rooms with central air-conditioning, a television and a refrigerator and bathrooms with geysers. Tea/ coffee and a catering facility is also available for residents, and the complex houses a bar which is open from 19:30 to 22:00. Please note that there is no room service facility in the Executive Housing complex. Rooms are subject to availability. The cost of booking a single room (Hyderabad Campus and Mohali Campus) is Rs. 3,500 (plus taxes) per night, and the cost of booking a double room (Hyderabad Campus and Mohali Campus) is Rs. 4,500 (plus taxes) per night, inclusive of breakfast, lunch and dinner. Please note: These rates are currently under revision and t he revised rates will be published as soon as they are available.
Some Tips
Ensure that all the power appliances in your apartment are switched off if you are
going to be away for some time, in order to prevent mishaps and to save energy. Avoid plugging in equipment when you are barefoot on a wet floor. It could result
in an electrical shock.
Kindly write to [email protected] if you wish to book any of the above-mentioned accommodation at least three working days in advance. Please note that all accommodation is subject to availability.
2. Executive Bar
1. Bar facilities may be utilised by: Members (staff and permanent faculty), Associate
Members (alumni — PGP, PGPMAX, MFAB and others authorised by the School), CEE/ Special Initiatives’ participants for the period of the programme in which they are enlisted, ISB guests (invited by the School, staff, permanent faculty, visiting faculty and alumni). With the growing number of alumni and other constituents that it services, the Executive Bar has often had to deal with the issue of space constraints. To address this, the School has laid down some guidelines that are intended to improve the convenience of using of the Executive Bar and encourage mutual consideration among
its patrons.
As an Associate Member of the bar, an alumnus is entitled to bring two guests to the
bar. Bar facilities are not open to PGP students. PGP students cannot be brought to
the Bar as guests except on certain occasions, when formally and specifically invited
by the School.
On any given day, the bar can accommodate a maximum of 15 Associate Members
(this number is inclusive of their guests). Bar facilities are extended on a first-come-
first-served basis. However, we strongly encourage alumni to make a reservation with
the bar at least two days in advance. Without a reservation, there is no guarantee that
the bar will be able to accommodate you or your guests.
To make a reservation, please send an email to [email protected] with the
names and contact details of your guests. Alumni Relations will confirm the bookings
at least one working day prior to the date of booking.
Members will be held responsible for the conduct of their guests and any damage
caused to School property by them.
Associate Members are not entitled to any discounts that may be extended to
Members.
2. The Bar will be operational from 18:30 to 22:00 every day except on National
holidays, dry days declared by the Government of Telangana or any other days so
declared/ notified by the School. Please do not ask or compel the barman to extend
the timings.
3. The last order should be placed prior to 21:40 and cannot exceed one large (60 ml)
drink, one bottle of beer or one bottle of wine (opened) per person. Request for sealed
bottles of any liquor/ wine of any type will not be accepted.
4. When there are no official parties, the Executive Housing (EH) Mirror Pool area will be
treated as closed beyond 22:00 out of consideration to guests in Visiting Faculty (VF)
Housing/ EH and other campus residents.
5. Smoking inside the Bar and the EH lobby (enclosed area) is strictly prohibited.
6. Consumption of outside liquor and food is not permitted within the Bar premises
(including the Mirror Pool).
7. Persons below 21 years of age are not allowed inside the Bar
8. We solicit your cooperation in maintaining the decorum of the School. Please note the
following:
a. Members and guests are expected to dress decently and appropriately. Round
neck tee-shirts, sweatshirts, vests (singlets), bermudas / shorts and chappals are
not permitted.
b. Furniture, decorative items, furnishings, etc. are not to be moved for any reason
whatsoever.
c. Calling for extra services, for example, specific food items, snacks, crockery,
cutlery, liquor, glasses, etc., is not permitted.
d. Members are requested to refrain from using offensive language, playing loud
music, speaking in loud voices and monopolising the Bar as a courtesy towards
others.
e. Please do not use chairs, sofa seats and tables, etc. as foot rests.
9. The Bar area is under electronic surveillance (inside the Bar, VF lobby and Mirror pool
area).
10. Violation of any of the guidelines will attract a suitable action/ penalty. Please support
Security personnel by acceding to their reasonable requests.
3. Recreation Centre
Alumni can use the Recreation Centre on campus by producing their ID card. Recreation Centre facilities are available on both the Hyderabad and Mohali campuses. Please provide the required details in the register before using the Recreation Centre facilities. Alumni spouses and children below the age of 18 can also avail of the facility, provided that they are accompanied by alumni. They will be required to sign in with their complete names on entering the Recreation Centre. Please note t h a t this facility is not available to guests of alumni. Misuse of this facility will lead to the revocation of the alumnus's privileges.
The Recreation Centre has the following facilities:
a) Fitness Centre
The Fitness Centres at both campuses are furnished with the most modern fitness equipment. They contain flat and inclined benches with weights, steppers, stationary cycles, treadmills and a multi-station gym. A fitness instructor is available at both campuses at designated times.
b) Swimming Pool
Guidelines for the use of the swimming pool are provided at the Recreation Centres at each campus. Please adhere to the guidelines. Lockers are available at the Recreation Centre for those using the swimming pool; locker keys can be obtained from RC security by depositing your ID card. Locker keys have to be returned to RC security on the same day. If the keys are misplaced, the cost of the keys will be debited from the individual's account. Swimmers should carry their own towels and swimming costumes. The swimming pool at each campus is open 7 days a week, from 0600 hrs to 2100 hrs; but closed each day from 1200 hrs to 1500 hrs for cleaning. A lifeguard is available at designated times.
The Mohali campus swimming pool will be closed during the winter with effect from November 15, 2015, to March 15, 2016.
c) Sports Facility
The Recreation Centres at both campuses have a squash court, a billiard and pool table, basketball and volleyball court, badminton court, tennis courts, table tennis, football and cricket grounds, and a children’s play area, toddler’s room, etc. Tennis coaches are available on both campuses at designated times. A squash coach is available at the Hyderabad campus at a designated time. Please follow the rules of the respective areas.
Both campuses have a Yoga Room. A yoga trainer is available at designated times.
Note: Alumni should bring their own sports accessories such as rackets, balls, shuttlecocks, etc. Please wear non-marking shoes when using the badminton, squash or basketball courts.
The ISB is not responsible for any accidents and other consequential issues arising out of the use of the Recreation Centre facilities.
4. Learning Resource Centre (LRC) (Hyderabad and Mohali Campus)
The use of LRC services are purely for academic and personal purposes. Under no circumstances shall these services be used for commercial purposes. Charges for LRC services are given below:
a) Photocopying/ Printing Services
The charge for printing or photocopying is Rs. 2 per A4 sheet. This charge is applicable only for printing/ photocopying of articles from academic journals, magazines or books.
Printing or photocopying of reference materials such as company profiles, market intelligence and industry trends, data and analyst reports from various sources will carry a charge of Rs.1, 000 per report plus courier and handling charges as applicable. Soft copies of the materials will not be provided.
Alumni may contact the LRC by writing to [email protected] (Hyderabad) or [email protected] (Mohali) for further assistance.
b) Borrowing Facility
Alumni are allowed to borrow books/ resources as per the terms and conditions below:
Alumni must deposit Rs.10,000 with the LRC if they wish to borrow books. This deposit amount is reflective of the average cost of the books in the LRC. The payment of this fee can be made either by cheque or demand draft (DD) or an online transaction. The finance department will issue a receipt for the deposit once it is made.
Alumni may borrow up to two books at a time.
The books have to be returned within three weeks from the date of issue.
A reminder will be sent to the e-mail address provided in the membership form on the date the book is due. Kindly note that this overdue/ renewal email notice is sent by the LRC only as an additional service/ reminder. The responsibility of returning or renewing books rests with the borrower. The non-receipt any of emails from the LRC regarding overdue books/ renewal (for whatever reason) will not be considered or entertained as a reason to waive fines.
Failure to return any book within three weeks will result in an overdue charge of Rs. 25 per day per book.
The deposit amount of Rs.10,000 will be refunded when all the books borrowed by an alumnus are returned, assuming that he or she does not wish to borrow any more books and that there are no outstanding overdue charges.
If the outstanding overdue amount is Rs.1, 000 or more, the LRC will temporarily terminate the alumnus's right to avail of the LRC's facilities until such time as the books are returned and the overdue amount is paid.
Textbooks, reference books and journals will not be issued by the LRC; however, photocopies of the requested chapters or articles from books or journals can be obtained as per the Copyright Guidelines of the ISB.
Books that are in high demand will not be issued.
** Alumni are free to use LRC facilities at the Hyderabad and Mohali campuses for reference purposes. They must carry their identity cards when visiting the LRC.
**The Director, Learning Resource Centre has the right to cancel the LRC membership
of any alumnus if he or she repeatedly violates its rules and regulations.
IV. Lifelong Learning Services (can carry a charge)
1. Elective course audits: As a part of the School's lifelong learning services, alumni have the opportunity to audit various elective courses that are offered on both campuses between Terms 5 and 8. The Alumni Relations team will send out emails with the course details a few weeks in advance.
2. Invitations to conferences and seminars: The School also provides numerous opportunities to alumni to participate in conferences and seminars covering a wide range of subjects and management areas, such as finance, marketing, IT, etc.
3. Workshops: Various alumni chapters also organise workshops on topics such as leadership, negotiation analysis and networking. These workshops are conducted by renowned speakers and faculty members.
V. Usage of Alumni Email Facility
On graduating from the ISB, all alumni are given login credentials to access their alumni IDs in order to facilitate interactions and build a stronger alumni network. In order for
alumni to send emails and communicate with each other, the school has made group aliases available. Please refer to the Annexure of this document for a complete list of aliases.
To send an email to alumni within your own chapter, kindly use the individual chapter ID
You will not be able to write to any chapter other than your own chapter. To send an email to your classmates, kindly use the individual class ID You will not be
able to write to classes other than your own class.
Please use appropriate subject lines when sending out emails. For example: ISB Jobs, Non-ISB Jobs, Classifieds, Contacts, etc. This gives readers an idea of the nature of the email.
Only Chapter Representatives will be able to use the Chapter Representatives
group ID: [email protected]
Kindly ensure that the group emailing option is used appropriately and sparingly. Before sending an email to the group ID: [email protected], please carefully consider whether the email is actually of relevance to the entire PGP alumni community. In the same vein, we encourage you to not to use the ‘Reply All’ button except when the intended reply is meant for the entire alumni community to view; to address an individual directly, kindly use the ‘Reply’ button only. Please be doubly careful to avoid spam.
Policies related to the use of email: As a user of the email facility provided by the ISB, you must: Abide by all national and state laws, including all the provisions of the IT Act of 2000 (Including Amendments to the Act 2006, 2008) Respect copyright rules related to intellectual material, music, videos, creatives, etc. Do not use, copy, or distribute copyrighted material unless you have a legal right to do so. Respect the privacy and personal rights of other individuals on the network. Be professional and respectful in your communications with others. The use of this resource to libel, slander or harass any other person is not allowed and will lead to disciplinary action, including t he removal of all alumni privileges, and possible legal action by those who are the recipients of such actions.
Please use ISB facilities and services for activities that are consistent with the School’s vision of being an internationally top-ranked, research-driven institution grooming leaders for India and the world.
Other prohibited activities include:
Activities that would jeopardise the School’s not-for-profit status
Use of these facilities and services for political purposes
Use of these facilities and services for personal economic gain
Use of these facilities and services to make inappropriate comments, racial slurs,
including but not limited to sexually suggestive language and any kind of harassment or
discriminatory behaviour
Any alumnus found in violation of the above is subject to having their alumni privileges
revoked.
VI. Usage of ISB Logo
Every communication from and about the ISB to the public affects the image and reputation of the organisation. Advertisements, web pages, business cards and newsletters are the face of the ISB to the world and represent the School’s values, character and strength. Our alumni are our ambassadors to the outside world; therefore, their conversations about the ISB, media interactions and activities shape what others think of the School. We encourage each one of you to kindly adhere to the brand guidelines provided below. Using the ISB logo indicates an official sanction by the School; thus, please ensure that you have proper authorisation before using it for any collateral or promotional material (for example: for co-branding events in association with the ISB). All such communications/ promotions must be evaluated by the School. Senate members and chapter representatives are allowed to use the ISB Alumni Association (ISBAA) logo only on their Alumni Association visiting cards. Please have these cards evaluated and approved by the Department of Marketing and Communications.
Please feel free to write to [email protected] and we will be happy to connect you to the Department of Marketing and Communications at the School.
VII. Contact Us
* For any information related to the School, please feel free to write us. Our contact details are as follows:
Hyderabad Campus Address Mohali Campus Address
Indian School of Business Gachibowli Hyderabad — 500 032 Ph. +91 40 23187000
Indian School of Business, Knowledge City, Sector 81 SAS Nagar, Mohali —160 062 Ph. +91 1724591800
Email: [email protected]
Alumni Relations Office:
Name Designation Email
Meena Saxena Director [email protected]
Somveer Singh Anand Associate Director [email protected]
Prashanthi G Sr. Manager [email protected]
Sharan Suri Manager [email protected]
Radhika Sen Marketing Manager [email protected]
Jyotsna Naidu Associate [email protected]
Revathi P Associate — Alumni Association
VIII. Annexure
1. ISBAA Chapter Representative
Chapter Representatives
I Bangalore Class ISB Email ID
1 Prashant Dhawan 2003 [email protected]
2 Subramani Ramachandrappa
2004 [email protected]
3 Shaista Vadra 2007 [email protected]
4 Rohini Madhavan 2008 [email protected]
5 Ashwin Balasubramanian
2009 [email protected]
6 Rohit Bahadur 2011 [email protected]
7 Prathibha Ramachandran
2012 [email protected]
II Chennai Class ISB Email ID
1 Venkata Ramanan Founding Class
2 Shyam Murali 2004 [email protected]
3 Aditi Sawjiani 2008 [email protected]
4 Akshay Kapoor 2012 [email protected]
III New Delhi Class ISB Email ID
1 Ankush Wadhera 2008 [email protected]
2 Swagata Sarangi 2008 [email protected]
3 Yevheniya Krutko 2010 [email protected]
4 Deepti Gupta 2011 [email protected]
5 Santosh S Kumar 2011 [email protected]
6 Aditya Singh Bhaisora 2012 [email protected]
7 Prashant Vijay 2012 [email protected]
8 Prachi Seth 2012 [email protected]
9 Sanjiv Bhagat PGPMAX 2012
IV Hyderabad Class ISB Email ID
1 Anubhav Prashant 2008 [email protected]
2 Rahul Bhuman 2010 [email protected]
3 Yash Karnik 2013 [email protected]
4 Padmaja Bayyavarapu PGPMAX Founding Class
5 Shravan Chitte PGPMAX Founding Class
6
Bhat Dittakavi
PGPMAX 2012
V Kolkata Class ISB Email ID
1 Ratan Postwalla 2004 [email protected]
2 Varun Narayan 2007 [email protected]
3 Prashant Sharma PGPMAX Founding Class
VI Mumbai Class ISB Email ID
1 Shubhra Mehrotra 2003 [email protected]
2 Bhishm Chugani 2006 [email protected]
3 Manisha Joshi 2008 [email protected]
4 Ritesh Jain 2009 [email protected]
5 Deepak Surajmal Jain 2009 [email protected]
6 Manish Lunia 2009 [email protected]
7 Prashant Krishnan 2010 [email protected]
8 Anand Radhakrishnan 2012 [email protected]
9 Riday Niranjan Thakur 2012 [email protected]
10 Sagarika Chakraborty 2012 [email protected]
11 Rohan Kothari 2013 [email protected]
VII Pune Class ISB Email ID
1 Gaurav Vijay Chattur 2008 [email protected]
2 Kiran Machhindra Shete
2008 [email protected]
3 Shishir Vinod Dahake 2012 [email protected]
VIII Middle East Class ISB Email ID
1 Vikas Verma 2004 [email protected]
2 Aman R Khan 2011 [email protected]
3 Anish Jain 2011 [email protected]
IX- i North America / US — East Coast
Class ISB Email ID
1 Arjun Srinivasan 2003 [email protected]
2 Sarat Chandra Mynampati
2008 [email protected]
IX - ii North America/ US — West Coast
Class ISB Email ID
1 Kaushik Sethuraman Founding Class
2 Harleen Singh Kaur 2007 [email protected]
IX - iii North America/ Canada
Class ISB Email ID
1 Harsh Sharma 2006 [email protected]
X Singapore Class ISB Email ID
1 Swastika Nare 2006 [email protected]
2 Prashant Goel 2008 [email protected]
3 Srikiran Srinivasa Raghavan
2011 [email protected]
XI i UK/ Continental Europe
Class ISB Email ID
1 Rajat Seth 2004 [email protected]
2 Chandrashekar Subramanian
2006 [email protected]
3 Carmen Rider 2010 [email protected]
4 Marc Andre Lein (Member — Exchange
2011 [email protected]
School Alumni)
XI ii UK Class ISB Email ID
1 Sachin Rai 2008 [email protected]
2 Abhishek D Kothari 2009 [email protected]
3 Sneha Beriwal 2009 [email protected]
2. Class Groups
Group Name Group Aliases Description
PGP Alumni
This alias should be used to send emails to the entire PGP alumni community (including alumni from our exchange school partnerships).
PGPMAX Alumni
This alias should be used to send emails to the entire PGPMAX alumni community.
Class of 2002
This alias is to be used only by alumni of the Founding Class (Co2002) to send emails to other Founding Class alumni.
Class of 2003
This alias is to be used only by alumni of the Co2003 to send emails to this group.
Class of 2004
This alias is to be used only by alumni of the Co2004 to send emails to this group.
Class of 2005
This alias is to be used only by alumni of the Co2005 to send emails to this group.
Class of 2006
This alias is to be used only by alumni of the Co2006 to send emails to this group.
Class of 2007
[email protected] This alias is to be used only by alumni of the Co2007 to send emails to this group.
Class of 2008
[email protected] This alias is to be used only by alumni of the Co2008 to send emails to this group.
Class of 2009
[email protected] This alias is to be used only by alumni of the Co2009 to send emails to this group.
Class of 2010
[email protected] This alias is to be used only by alumni of Co2010 to send emails to this group.
Class of 2011
[email protected] This alias is to be used only by alumni of the Co2011 to send emails to this group.
Class of 2012
[email protected] This alias is to be used only by alumni of the Co2012 to send emails to this group.
Class of 2013
[email protected] This alias is to be used only by alumni of the Co2013 to send emails to this group.
Class of 2014 [email protected]
This alias is to be used only by alumni of the Co2014 to send emails to this group.
Class of 2015 [email protected]
This alias is to be used only by alumni of the Co2015 to send emails to this group.
PGPMAX2011 [email protected]
This alias is to be used only by alumni of the PGPMAX Co2011 to send emails to this group.
PGPMAX2012 [email protected]
This alias is to be used only by alumni of the PGPMAX Co2012 to send emails to this group.
PGPMAX2013 [email protected]
This alias is to be used only by alumni of PGPMAX Co2013 to send emails to this group.
PGPMAX2014 [email protected]
This alias is to be used only by alumni of the PGPMAX Co2014 to send emails to this group.
MFAB 2014 [email protected]
This alias is to be used only by alumni of the MFAB Co2014 to send emails to this group.
3. Senate, ISBAA and Chapter Groups
Group Name Group Aliases Description
Senate [email protected] This alias should be used to write to Senate members. It is an open group.
Alumni Association [email protected] This alias should be used to write to the ISB Alumni Association
Chapter Representatives
[email protected] This alias should be used to write to all Chapter representatives. It is an open group.
Bangalore Chapter
This alias should be used to write to the Bangalore Chapter; only alumni in this chapter and the Bangalore chapter representatives can use this alias.
This alias should be used to write to Bangalore Chapter representatives. It is an open group
Chennai Chapter
This alias should be used to write to the Chennai Chapter; only alumni in this chapter and the Chennai chapter representatives can use this alias.
This alias should be used to write to Chennai Chapter representatives. It is an open group.
Delhi Chapter
This alias should be used to write to the Delhi Chapter; only alumni in this chapter and Delhi chapter representatives can use this alias.
[email protected] This alias should be used to write to Delhi Chapter representatives. It is an open group.
Hyderabad Chapter
This alias should be used to write to the Hyderabad Chapter; only alumni in this chapter and the Hyderabad chapter representatives can use this alias.
This alias should be used to write to Hyderabad Chapter representatives. It is an open group.
Kolkata Chapter [email protected]
This alias should be used to write to the Kolkata Chapter; only alumni in this chapter and the Kolkata Chapter representatives can use this alias.
This alias should be used to write to Kolkata Chapter representatives. It is an open group.
Mumbai Chapter [email protected]
This alias should be used to write to the Mumbai Chapter; only alumni in this chapter and the Mumbai Chapter representatives can use this alias.
This alias should be used to write to Mumbai Chapter representatives. It is an open group.
Pune Chapter
This alias should be used to write to the Pune Chapter; only alumni in this chapter and the Pune Chapter representatives can use this alias.
[email protected] This alias should be used to write to Pune Chapter representatives. It is an open group.
Middle East Chapter
This alias should be used to write to the Middle East Chapter and only the alumni in this chapter and the Middle East chapter representatives can use this alias.
This alias should be used to write to Middle East Chapter representatives. It is an open group.
Singapore Chapter
This alias should be used to write to the Singapore Chapter; only alumni in this chapter and the Singapore Chapter representatives can use this alias.
This alias should be used to write to Singapore Chapter representatives. It is an open group.
UK Chapter
This alias should be used to write to the UK Chapter; only alumni in this chapter and the UK chapter representatives can use this alias.
[email protected] This alias should be used to write to the UK Chapter representatives. It is an open group.
US Chapter
This alias should be used to write to the US Chapter; only alumni in this chapter and the US Chapter representatives can use this alias.
[email protected] This alias should be used to write to US Chapter representatives. It is an open group.
