Jaypee University of Information Technology (JUIT) in Waknaghat recently hosted the HR Conclave 2025, a significant event that brought together prominent HR leaders, corporate professionals, and academic experts. The conclave aimed at exploring the evolving dynamics of campus hiring, workplace readiness, and the integration of digital technologies in human resources.
The event was a confluence of ideas, featuring keynote addresses and panel discussions centered on preparing future-ready talent and strengthening collaboration between academia and industry. The gathering was marked by insightful contributions from various thought leaders.
Narinder Ahluwalia delivered a compelling keynote address titled ‘From Campus to Corporate: Equipping Freshers for Employer Expectations.’ Drawing from his extensive experience in corporate coaching and employee engagement, Ahluwalia offered practical insights into workplace readiness and leadership. His address underscored the vital skills needed for freshers to transition seamlessly from academic environments to corporate settings.
In another thought-provoking session, Debashish Ghosh took the stage to discuss ‘Generative AI in Cyber Threats.’ His address sparked a critical dialogue on the role of HR in cybersecurity and the importance of future technologies in shaping talent development. Ghosh’s insights highlighted the pressing need for HR professionals to stay abreast of technological advancements and their implications for workforce management.
The conclave also featured two engaging panel discussions that resonated with the audience. The first panel, titled ‘The Fresher’s Dilemma – Is Technical Expertise Enough?’, delved into the competencies required beyond technical knowledge. Panelists Ritu Sharma from Brillio, Teevrta Kaul from Net Solutions, Anisha Raghav from Edifecs, Manisha Parmar from KPMG, and Akash Deep Sharma from Ind-Swift Group, emphasized the increasing importance of emotional intelligence, adaptability, and communication skills.
The second panel discussion focused on ‘Accelerating Career Readiness: The Power of Internships & Practical Projects.’ This session brought together Karishma Sharma from EY, Sanjeev Doshi from RCFL, Narendra Sharma from NTPC, Madhuri Sankhyan from Paxcom, Jahanvi Singh from SEO Discovery, and Prof. R.K. Sharma, Vice Chancellor of JUIT. The discussion highlighted the critical need for integrating real-world experiences into academic curricula to enhance student employability. The panelists collectively advocated for a more practical approach to education, one that aligns closely with industry expectations.
The HR Conclave 2025 at JUIT provided a vital platform for academia and industry leaders to align on strategies for equipping students with skills that meet the ever-evolving expectations of employers. The event underscored the importance of continuous dialogue and collaboration between educational institutions and the corporate world, ensuring that the workforce of tomorrow is well-prepared for the challenges ahead.
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