The concluding day of mega business conclave – ‘Global Investors’ Summit’ was attended by the common masses in large numbers on Friday as well. People waited outside in the long queue to get a glimpse of mega event arrangement at the venue, Khelgaon.
Turning out in quite large number, youths not just attended the technical sessions on start-ups, higher and technical education, textile series but were also enthusiast to check out the exhibition series exhibited by the corporate houses in three different halls depicting their ventures, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and opportunities for budding talents.
The footfall not just remained confined to students, business house delegates, teachers-professors but public including women and school children too attended the event on grand finale day. For some it was completely new experience to check out the venue, Khelgaon decked up with global lighting for the Global Investors’ Summit (GIS) after the 2011 National Games.
Few of them even said that the arrangement must remain the same all the time in the Capital City including the law and order arrangements. However, like day one, people were allowed to enter the venue only after 4 PM. The mascot ‘Baby Elephant’ depicting the quintessence and potential of the State on the last day as well remained the talk of the town among the leisure buffs. Clicking selfie with the colourful elephant flying high set up everywhere at the venue was the most common scene.
Representatives of different groups termed the arrangement at par with the world-class standards. From Maharatna firms, navratna companies to some small enterprises all of them registered a strong presence in the business summit terming it a grand show after receiving appreciation from the public. live demos, presence of multinational companies lending its services in different sectors attracted the visitors here besides the other major setups.
“The kind of response, we received from the visitors here is simply unbelievable. We deal with different kinds of artifacts of various States. It is good to see that the State government has opened the exhibition for all. People from different strata of society are enquiring about our service,” said, representative of Jaya He GVK new museum store, Siddesh Shehar.
Similarly, a student who attended the seminar on Start-ups, said, “Beside the technical sessions, this exhibition covers lot of information about various State government services including the business projects of various firms. This indeed is a great endeavor of Jharkhand government and a worth praising step.” Notably, more than 500 companies had demonstrated their ventures in the exhibition that comprises several projects of different State Governments, PSUs projects and private firms.