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The distinguished session was conducted by Prof. Robert Green, Professor of Forensic Science & Director of Student Engagement, University of Kent, Canterbury, Kent, United Kingdom. His expertise and deep knowledge provided students with profound insights into the application of analytical reasoning within forensic contexts.
Prof. Green discussed crucial concepts such as Conditional Probability, Case Assessment, Evidential Interpretation, and the Hierarchy of Propositions, illustrating them through a practical case study. His ability to simplify complex forensic principles while connecting them to real-world analytical processes created a highly engaging and thought-provoking learning environment.
The lecture emphasized the importance of structured reasoning, careful incident management, and evidence-based interpretation—skills highly relevant for students’ academic and professional growth.
The session was remarkably inspiring, enriching both faculty and students with a deeper understanding of logical reasoning and case-based learning approaches. The interactive participation and curiosity shown by the audience made the event impactful and memorable.
The institution extends heartfelt gratitude to Prof. Robert Green for delivering such an outstanding and knowledge-enriching session.

The visit aimed to engage students and faculty with the star cast of the upcoming movie “Jassi
Weds Jassi”. The visit provided an opportunity to gain firsthand insights into the film’s concept,
production process, and the creative vision behind its making, while ensuring an enjoyable and
memorable experience for all participants. The event began with a felicitation ceremony
conducted by Shri Arpit Chadha, Vice Chairman, I.T.S – The Education Group; he
felicitated the star cast and conveyed gratitude on behalf of the Institution. Dr. Nancy Sharma,
Principal, I.T.S Mohan Nagar (UG Campus) & Dr. Sunil Kumar Pandey, Director, I.T.S
Mohan Nagar (IT & PG), extended a formal welcome to the distinguished star cast.
The distinguished guests included:
1. Mr. Ranveer Shorey – Actor
2. Mr. Sikandar Kher – Actor
3. Mr. Harshvardhan Deo – Actor
4. Ms. Rehmat Ratan – Actress
Event Highlights:
 The guests engaged the audience with light-hearted and insightful conversations about the
movie, highlighting its comedic storyline and upcoming release on 7th November 2025.
 Mr. Sikandar Kher expressed appreciation for the warm welcome and enjoyed interacting
with students.
 Mr. Ranveer Shorey shared humorous behind-the-scenes experiences, filling the auditorium
with laughter.
 Mr. Harshvardhan Deo spoke about his role and the film’s message, encouraging students to
pursue their creative passions.
 Ms. Rehmat Ratan thanked everyone for the warm hospitality and shared that she felt blessed
to work with such talented and experienced co-stars. She expressed her positivity about her
work and described “Jassi Weds Jassi” as a beautiful film filled with nostalgia, friendship,
and heartfelt moments.
The visit created a lively and engaging atmosphere, offering students an inspiring glimpse into
the entertainment industry. The session seamlessly combined humor, meaningful insights,
nostalgia, and motivation, leaving a lasting and positive impression on everyone present.

The objective was to bring together senior industry leaders (CXOs, digital
transformation heads, business strategists) and academic stakeholders to deliberate
on the leadership challenges and opportunities that lie ahead—under the theme of
“NextGen Leadership” covering disruption (digital, business model),
transformation (organizational, cultural) and direction (strategic, societal). The aim
was to provide students, faculty and participating delegates exposure to real-world
leadership insights, networks and inspiration
Distinguished Guests
 Dr Vinita S. Sahay (Director, IIM Bodh Gaya)
 Mr Parna Ghosh (President & Group CIO & Data Protection Officer, UNO
Minda Group
 Mr Rajesh Garg (President & Group CIO, Yotta Data Center / Yotta Data
Services)
 Mr Ashok Sharma (Vice-President, Amar Ujala)
 Mr Hilal Khan (Vice-President, Honda Cars India Ltd.)
Panel Discussion-I
 Sh. Upkar Singh – Corporate Head – IT Gujrat Fluro Chemicals India Ltd
 Sh. Ranganathan Vaidyabathan Iyer Group CIO, DPO&Exective Vice
President JBM Group
 Shri Badar Afaq – Group Head IT, KCT Group
 Shri. Arindom Singha Roy- CIO & DPO EPC
 Shri Sunil Gaur- Director Technology & Products PROTIVITI
 Shri Raajesh Kumar- VP( SAP Practices) Xebia
Panel Discussion-II
 Shri. Bohitesh Mishra- Co- Founder & CTO Avexa Systems Pvt Ltd.
 Dr. B.S. Banga - Group CTO V-Trans (India) Ltd.
 Shri Yugesh Kumar- Associate VP & Head Corporate IT, S Chanda Group
 Shri Arun Kumar- Founder & CTIO Loqal AI Ventures
 Shri Sandeep Solanki- Asst. Director E&Y
The event commenced with a welcome address by the Professor & Director I.T.S
Mohan Nagar Dr. Sunil Kumar Pandey. He extended a warm welcome to all
dignitaries and participants and emphasized that in today’s fast-moving world we
find that disruption is not a one-off event but rather a continuous state. Whether it
is digital technologies reshaping business-models, data and connectivity redefining
value chains, or societal changes demanding new leadership mindsets. Principal
UG – Dr. Nancy Sharma emphasized the need for future-ready leadership in an age
of disruption. She said Transformation means embracing change—not just reacting
to it—but proactively shaping it. Shri Arpit Chadha, Vice Chairman, I.T.S – The
Education Group highlighted that the CXO Summit serves as a platform to inspire
young minds towards innovation and transformational leadership.
Dr Vinita S. Sahay set the tone by discussing how today’s leaders must respond to
rapidly shifting paradigms — technological disruptions, new business models,
global-regional shifts, and mindful leadership. She emphasised the role of values,
adaptability and lifelong learning.
Mr Parna Ghosh shared insights on leading digital transformation at scale, aligning
IT with business strategy, data protection and governance. He highlighted the dual
challenges of speed and risk in transformation programmes.
Mr Rajesh Garg addressed how data-centres, cloud, edge-computing and cyber-
security are shaping organisational direction. He illustrated leadership imperatives
in the digital era—resilient systems, agile culture, customer-centricity.
Mr Ashok Sharma brought in the angle of media and publishing, navigating
disruption in content, audience behaviour, monetisation and leadership in the
communications space.
Mr Hilal Khan offered a perspective from the automotive sector on leadership in
mobility transformation, EVs, supply-chain shocks, and how direction and
transformation interlink in manufacturing.
The CXO Summit 2025 organised by ITS College, Ghaziabad successfully
convened high-level thinkers and practitioners around the imperative of next-gen
leadership in an era of disruption, transformation and direction. The blend of
academic, industry and student perspectives created a rich dialogue, and the event

has laid a strong foundation for ITS College’s leadership-education agenda moving
forward. With appropriate follow-through—through mentoring, research-
collaboration, curriculum alignment and community building—the event’s
momentum can translate into lasting value for students, faculty and industry alike.

Description:
I.T.S Mohan Nagar UG Campus hosted an enlightening guest lecture by Prof. Vikas Nain,
Co-founder - The Triad, who delivered an engaging session on how sustainability and
technology are transforming the landscape of modern marketing.
The session began with an address by Prof. Adil Khan, Chairperson-BBA, who motivated the
students to make the most of such opportunities. He highlighted the importance of attending
guest lecturers that connect classroom concepts with industry realities and encouraged students
to actively engage and learn from the expert’s experiences.
Prof. Vikas Nain began the session by explaining the concept of Eco-Digital DNA,
emphasizing how marketing professionals must integrate sustainable values into their strategies
to remain relevant in a conscious and competitive marketplace. He encouraged students to see
themselves as personal brands, highlighting that every individual today represents a unique
combination of skills, values, and social impact. He guided students on how to effectively
portray themselves as brands through professional platforms like LinkedIn, maintaining
consistency between their online persona and real-world actions.
He further discussed how personal branding goes beyond professional achievements; it reflects a
person’s ethical mindset, social awareness, and environmental responsibility. He stressed
that future marketers must balance profitability with purpose, promoting products and services
that are not only appealing but also environmentally responsible.
Prof. Nain’s talk also covered key digital aspects, including LinkedIn profile optimization,
Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS), and the use of AI in digital marketing, explaining how
these tools can help students position themselves effectively in a competitive job market.
Drawing from real-world business examples, he illustrated how leading global brands are
successfully integrating sustainability into their core marketing strategies, setting new
benchmarks for responsible business conduct.
The lecture concluded with an interactive Q&A session, where students actively discussed ideas
about sustainable marketing and personal growth in the digital era.
The session was coordinated by Prof. Purnima Raina and was graced by Prof. Adil Khan,
Chairperson-BBA, who appreciated the initiative and emphasized that sustainability and ethics
are now central to every successful marketing strategy. The department expressed heartfelt
gratitude to Dr. Nancy Sharma, Principal, I.T.S UG Campus, for her constant guidance,
encouragement, and motivation in organizing such insightful academic interactions that bridge
classroom learning with industry relevance.