Indo-German Job Fair and Conference
The Indo-German Chamber of Commerce
Trained in GermanY Mumbai 2014
Overwhelming Response to First Ever
Indo-German
Job Fair and Conference in Mumbai
The first ever Indo-German
Job Fair and Conference held in Mumbai at a five star hotel in South
Mumbai, was a grant success with over Indo-German 20 companies participating
and over 350 pre-registered/selected visitors. Some of the participating companies
were Deutsche Bank, Bosch, Siemens, Bayer Group India, SAP, Mercedes-Benz, LAPP,
Bajaja Allianz. The visitors which were pre-selected by the Alumniportal
Deutschland & Make it in Germany, the hosts of this exclusive event, were
mainly from the targeted STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Medicine) background.
The Indo-German Chamber of Commerce (IGCC) organized
on behalf of the ‘Make it in
Germany’ initiative and the social media network ‘Alumniportal Deutschland’
this exclusive event titled “Trained in GermanY Mumbai 2014 following the
success of the first such job fair held last year in Pune.
The criteria for visitors to attend this fair was that
they either were professionals and
alumni who have studied, worked, done research or training in Germany,
especially from STEM backgrounds or who are interested in a career in German or
international firms, either in Germany or India. This
job fair aimed at connecting people having a “Germany” connection with German
companies, emphasizing on an “e-connection” along with a personal connection as
the event concludes on 9th October 2014 with a virtual job fair titled “Virtual
Trained in GermanY 2014”
The event was inaugurated by
German Consul General, Mr. Michael Siebert, the Country Director of GIZ GmbH,
Mr. Stefan Helming and the Director General of IGC, Mr. Bernhard Steinruecke. This
was followed by a lively panel discussion presided by eminent speakers from
BASF, Illies Engineering (India) Pvt. Ltd. Batliboi Ltd. and moderated by Ms.
Anne Wittenorg, Head of Strategy & Business Development, Directorate for
Migration (GIZ GmbH). The topic of discussion was - Career Development in German Companies:
The difference between career paths in big German Groups and German SMEs and
Exchange of experience from the point of view of employers and employees. The
participating companies were given the opportunity to do a brief company
presentation and the Career CafƩ section enabled visitors and companies to hold
more in-depth interviews/talks. The Visa
Section of the German Consulate also participated by holding a Visa Enquiry
session post lunch.
The Closing Ceremony was held in the presence of Mrs. Sabine Olthof, Head of Alumniportal Deutschland and Mr. Joern
Rhode, German Consul General in Bangalore.
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