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CCCI Holds Seminar on 'How to Develop Positive Attitude'

  •   Sat, Apr 12 2008 02:24:41 PM

from Rons Bantwal
for Daijiworld Media Network - Mumbai (PGK)

Mumbai, Apr 12: Christian Chamber Of Commerce and Industry organized a meeting-cum-seminar on 'How to Develop Positive Attitude' at Hotel Atithi, Vile Parle (E) here on Friday April 11.

Founder of Iyer Management Institute Ramanath Iyer was the chief orator at the seminar.

Welcome address was delivered by CCCI chairman vincent Mathias. Vice-chairman Albert W D' ouza and Henry Lobo were present at the dais. 

Fr Stephen S Harry Rebello, directors of CCCI Agnello Rajesh Athaide, Antony Sequeira, Augstino G Fernandes, legal committee advisor and convener Pius Vas, internet and website convener Ronald Noronha, foreign tours convener Christopher Solomon, fellowship and hospitality convener Darryl Menezes and others were present. 

Chamber executive secretary S K Swamy introduced the guests and compered the programme.  CCCI working secretary Alphonsus Corda proposed the vote of thanks.

  

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