Mumbai: India Ahead, a national news channel with a country-wide footprint in both broadcast and digital media, has forged a new partnership with Delhi Management Association. This agreement will help promote cooperation in educational, skill development, and research activities.
India Ahead has been envisioned as a news platform with focus on ground reports and perspectives while staying away from theatrics and punditry. The refreshing viewpoint on news dissemination is being well-liked and this is reflected in consistent growth across both TV (English news) and digital (English, Hindi, and Tamil).
The association will also establish a framework for programmes of exchange and collaboration in areas of management, business and commerce, internship, work integrated learning, dual education system, on-the-job training and skill development for mutual benefit.
Speaking on the development, India Ahead Group COO Amitabh Bhatnagar said, “In pursuit of our agenda of being Audience First we are extremely excited about this tie up with a prestigious industry association which will allow us to engage with industry stalwarts and understand their issues, agendas and aspirations. This will help create relevant content and engagement opportunities.”
DMA president and Thomas Assessments VP Yogesh Misra said that this strategic tie up was important step in re–imagining DMA’s offerings with infusion of digital–first DNA, making membership appealing and beneficial for management professionals, as well as the corporates. He further added that the DMA 2.0 vision blended with the vison of India Ahead and he saw lot of synergies in terms of effectively addressing the gaps in employee employer and various stakeholder expectations in the fast-changing business environment.
Founded in 1955, DMA is a premier and prestigious professional body, devoted to dissemination of management principles and practices. It is a non-profit and autonomous entity that focuses on providing a wide range of services aimed at enhancing managerial effectiveness in a broad sphere of activities. It has over 3200 members, including 160 leading corporates, a high-profile managing committee of distinguished professionals from industry, government, and academia, supported by an efficient full-time secretariat.
