City-based entrepreneur picked for training in Germany
TNN | Mar 25, 2019, 07:13 ISTLudhiana: City-based entrepreneur Rahul Lomish has been selected for the international batch of Indo-German Manager Training Programme in which 25 delegates are selected from 5 countries for managerial training in Germany.
This training is based on specialisation of industry where the selected candidate will act as a change agent to bring revolutionary changes to Ludhiana industry through transfer of technology.
FICO president Gurmeet Kular said, “Rahul is among the 5 candidates selected from India and it is matter of pride for the industry of Ludhiana as he has brought laurels to the city by being selected for this prestigious programme. It is notable that till date, ten members from FICO have been selected for this training including our general secretary Manjinder Singh Sachdeva. This programme teaches how to work with European companies and industrial visits to German manufacturing plants are also a part of the programme.”
FICO is making all possible efforts to upgrade its members at the international level, he added.
This training is based on specialisation of industry where the selected candidate will act as a change agent to bring revolutionary changes to Ludhiana industry through transfer of technology.
FICO president Gurmeet Kular said, “Rahul is among the 5 candidates selected from India and it is matter of pride for the industry of Ludhiana as he has brought laurels to the city by being selected for this prestigious programme. It is notable that till date, ten members from FICO have been selected for this training including our general secretary Manjinder Singh Sachdeva. This programme teaches how to work with European companies and industrial visits to German manufacturing plants are also a part of the programme.”
FICO is making all possible efforts to upgrade its members at the international level, he added.
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