Prestige Mark-tinggg Club organizes Wolf Stagings

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To promote entrepreneurship and innovative marketing ideas among students organized the Prestige Mark-tinggg Club under the aegis of Prestige Institute of Management and Research organized a sales pitch competition  Wolf Stagings.

During the competition, students developed pitches for the created products/services in the most unique and attractive manner with the use of visual aids. The competition included approximately 13 pitches for products/services from various industries like clothing, drinks and beverages, electric vehicles etc.

After meticulously going through all the sales pitches presented by the institute students, the jury members comprising Sougata Bhattacharya (associate Vice President at TCS) , Mayura Mehta (certified Neuro Linguistic Practitioner and Banker), Shawez Sheikh (Co-founder Maven Cluster, Founder & CEO at Data Minds Consulting), Ashwin Khatri (Founder, CEO at Ostreach Inc. USA) announced  the names of winners.

Manan Garg emerged the winner of the competition for his business Swappies. He was awarded a cash prize of Rs 2000. Khemraj Peruliya stood second for his presentation on a solar EV – Evesco, while the third position was secured by Kunal Dhanisha and Hassan for innovating a beverage called Sidekick. They   were presented a cash prize of Rs 1000 each.  While giving away  the prizes to the winners, jury members shared their rich experience and gave participants the required feedback to enhance their marketing  skills.

Briefing about the competition, PIMR Director S Raman Iyer the  Prestige Mark-tinggg Club provides a platform to the students pursuing BBA and MBA courses to showcase their marketing skills and present sales pitches for different products through innovative ways.

Faculty Mentor Nidhi Sharma that Prestige Mark-tinggg Club from time to time organizes such exciting marketing events and contests for students which help them learn, grow, enjoy and Excel.  After the competition, a badge distribution ceremony for Mark-tinggg Club's core team members was also conducted.

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