Official Club Launch
Open launch event introducing ANG's vision, structure, and year-one roadmap.
Three of the four chapters are represented. The calendar is indicative: every event needs prior approval from the Student Life Office and the faculty advisor.
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Open launch event introducing ANG's vision, structure, and year-one roadmap.
Membership drive, club stall, and overview materials for interested students.
Welcome session covering chapters, participation, and how to contribute.
Family constitutions, ownership vs. management, and governance basics.
Fireside conversation with a founder or successor from an Indian family enterprise.
Small-group conversation with a second- or third-generation business leader.
Structured member discussion on family enterprise experiences and frameworks.
Kick-off for pairing current students with Ashoka alumni in family enterprises.
Two to three panellists tracing the transition from founder-led to institutionalised enterprise across generations of a single business.
Mandatory participation. Club members showcase a creative expression of the club's theme and identity.
Joint event with a registered Ashoka club on a shared theme. Satisfies the per-appraisal-cycle collaboration requirement.
A professional manager (non-family) who has led or advised a major Indian family business.
Data-driven session on sector trends, governance developments, and generational transitions. External sources plus a member-led presentation.
Mentorship pairs reconvene for a structured mid-year review. General body reflection on Semester 1 programming.
Year-end intimate dialogue session. Slightly longer, alumni-facing format.
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Immersion has no sessions on the year-one calendar yet. The slots below are proposals, listed so the gap is visible: neither is confirmed, and neither counts towards the fifteen.
A day visit to a family enterprise within travelling distance of campus, with a briefing beforehand and a debrief afterwards.
A second visit, or a longer multi-day trek, depending on what the Student Life Office and the club's finances allow.
If they view it as an institution they are building to strengthen the country, they will have passion, enthusiasm and energy to be the parent of their enterprise.
N. R. Narayana Murthy · Co-founder, Infosys
Any active member can propose an initiative and convene it with a Chapter Head's backing.