Smita Jain (Director – MGLuxM & MIHB, SP Jain School of Global Management), in an interview with ET Hospitality World, talks about how the Indian master’s program offers students a comprehensive 360-degree exposure to both Indian and international luxury hospitality.
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The luxury market in India is experiencing a like never seen boom than before! Experts at Robb Report have valued the luxury market in India at over 5 billion dollars (appx ₹ 500 crores) and is expected to grow by 10% in the next five years. Smita Jain (Director – MGLuxM, SP Jain) has written an article in Free Press Journal, a leading newspaper, discussing five elite career options for students pursuing luxury brand management.
Topics: SP Jain in the News
Smita Jain (Director – MGLuxM, SP Jain), in an interview with Shiksha – a leading educational website, talks about the sustainability of luxury businesses. She shares several measures which companies can adopt to become more sustainable.
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Virtual internships amid the COVID-19 pandemic have removed geographical barriers and allowed students from around the world to work together seamlessly. Roma Behwal, a student of SP Jain School of Global Management’s Master in Global Luxury Goods & Services Management (MGLuxM) program, shares her first-hand experience of interning virtually as a Research Head at Luxury Abode with India Today Aspire.
Topics: Luxury Management, SP Jain in the News
Luxury brands have always come attached with the glamour tag; however, the industry is now witnessing a change in consumer behaviour. In the past couple of years, there has been a surge in international luxury brands entering India. As a result of this, the luxury education space has also gone through several changes.
Topics: Luxury Management, Faculty in the News
Prof. Parimal Merchant – Director(Global Family Managed Business program), participated in the roundtable discussion moderated by Forbes India – “Forbes India CEO Dialogues: Taking a professional turn in Indian family businesses”.
Topics: Global Family Managed Business, Forbes
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