“The elite Board of Advisors of AMET not only contribute to our training objectives, but to a larger cause of capacity building of the entire maritime industry.
AMET deems it their responsibility to meaningfully integrate maritime education to industry performance” so said Capt.S.Bhardwaj, CEO & Director of AMET while opening the meeting.
Mr.J.Ramachandran, Chairman AMET, while welcoming the gathering spoke thus –
“We are deeply grateful to our Board of Advisors for their contributions to the progress of AMET and we are indeed fortunate to have such accomplished dignitaries from the maritime industry to be lending their valuable advice to us. It speaks volumes of their commitment to the industry, for them to take time off from their precious routine and be with us today.”]
Earlier in the day, the Board of Advisors had a detailed 3 hours meeting with the top management of AMET when AMET future directions and 10 year vision and strategy was discussed. In the afternoon, AMET cadets put up a great show of March Past and Guard of Honour, with the AMET Band in full support.
Capt.Ib Fruergaard gave away the Gold Medals for Best Officer like Qualities which were instituted in his name by AMET, to Academy Cadet Captain, Rushil Tandon (171 B) of B.E (Marine Engineering) who is placed with Shell Shipping, U.K. Academy Cadet Captain Vidyuth Narayan (159 A) of B.Sc (Nautical Science) bagged the Gold Medal from his batch, who is placed with Fleet Management, Hong Kong.
“Global Opportunities for Maritime India” was the theme for the evening te’te’ – a – te’te’ with the industry veterans of Chennai who turned up in large number to be audience to the words of wisdom of such great achievers who are on AMETs Board of Advisors and thoroughly relished the occasion. |
