CHAIRMAN SCOPE AND SAIL, C.S.VERMA CONGRATULTES ENTIRE PSE FRATERNITY FOR EXCELLENT PERFORMANCE IN CHANGED MARKET PERSPECTIVE
Jaipur:SCOPE organized a 3-day National Workshop on “The Board Interview” in collaboration with Public Enterprises Selection Board (PESB) at Hotel Clarks Amer, Jaipur, which was attended by a large number of senior executives of PSEs.C.S. Verma, Chairman, SCOPE & Chairman, SAIL delivered Special Address at the Workshop.
The objective of the Workshop was grooming effective leaders in PSEs by facilitating their transition from the role of a senior management level to that of a Board level position. It enhanced understanding of the selection framework & process which goes on in identifying future leaders in PSEs.
Chairman SCOPE & Chairman SAIL in his Special Address urged the senior executives of PSEs to focus on immense opportunities they have in their positions to make a difference. In this period of risk and uncertainties, Boards of companies need to play a proactive role, be receptive to new ideas and adopt new approaches with an open mind, he added. For the same, the senior management of PSEs need to continuously focus on learning, un-learning and re-learning, he said.SCOPE Chairman took this opportunity to seek greater autonomy and empowerment of the PSE Boards by suggestion of constitution of a holding company of leading PSEs. Intervention and support of the government was sought to help PSE Boards function as a more cohesive body. In the interest of individual aspirants to the Board level positions, it was also mentioned that PESB would consider greater transparency in the selection procedure.Mr. Verma also congratulated the entire public sector fraternity for demonstrating excellent performance in the changed environment.
Chairman SCOPE & Chairman SAIL in his Special Address urged the senior executives of PSEs to focus on immense opportunities they have in their positions to make a difference. In this period of risk and uncertainties, Boards of companies need to play a proactive role, be receptive to new ideas and adopt new approaches with an open mind, he added. For the same, the senior management of PSEs need to continuously focus on learning, un-learning and re-learning, he said.SCOPE Chairman took this opportunity to seek greater autonomy and empowerment of the PSE Boards by suggestion of constitution of a holding company of leading PSEs. Intervention and support of the government was sought to help PSE Boards function as a more cohesive body. In the interest of individual aspirants to the Board level positions, it was also mentioned that PESB would consider greater transparency in the selection procedure.Mr. Verma also congratulated the entire public sector fraternity for demonstrating excellent performance in the changed environment.
