EPCH ORGANIZED A GOOD TO GREAT MOTIVATIONAL WORKSHOP FOR HANDICRAFTS EXPORTERS AT RAJIV GANDHI HANDICRAFTS BHAWAN

Export Promotion Council for Handicrafts (EPCH) organized a Good to Great Motivational Workshop for handicrafts exporters at Rajiv Gandhi Handicrafts Bhawan here on (Saturday) January 04, 2014.

The session was chaired by Mr. Rajesh Jain, Member-COA and Mr. Rakesh Kumar, Executive Director-EPCH. Mr. Roshan Suhail, Motivational Speaker of M/s Right Track Foundation, New Delhi who conducted a motivational workshop and interacted with the participants wherein over 70 exporters were present.

The objective of conducting this workshop was to make the member exporters aware on how to develop the behavioral attitude and aptitude for decision making, how to bridge the gap in the area of communication, team work, leadership and corporate work culture, how to familiarize with various intricacies of managerial ineptness, how to discover an untapped source of positive energy, how to motivate and raise standards of personal excellence, how an effective presentation can project a world-class image to the customers and how to offer insightful ideas to help and keep people motivated and get the best from them.

Mr. Rakesh Kumar informed in his inaugural speech that today’s workshop is a practical experience which would enable the participants to understand the complexities of management as a stream. He stressed on the need to introduce Interactive Communication Leadership Program by the participants in their respective companies.

Mr.Roshan Suhail, motivational speaker discussed about how to discover strengths in ourself. He described strength as “ an ability that you can be used repeatedly, happily and successfully”. He stressed on the need of Time Management and Proper Coordination of team members as the top most priority and also told participants how they can focus on their strengths rather than weaknesses.

According to Mr. Suhail, ones strengths can be recognized through following cues: 1. Spontaneous reaction 2. Yearning 3. Rapid Learning 4. Satisfaction 5. Sense of Time. It was a very motivating workshop appreciated by one and all.

Mr. Rakesh Kumar said the inspiration is a stimulating feeling that seeks to motivate us, to continue pressing forward through hardships and to find meaning amidst chaos.

Meanwhile, an awareness workshop was also organized simultaneously at Kolkata on January 04 on “International Commercial Terms (Incoterms) & Risks Of Foreign Trade” wherein over 40 participants were present and interacted with the faculty members.

The Executive Director-EPCH further informed that the Council will organize workshops on similar as well as on other subjects for the promotion of handicrafts exports on regular basis in New Delhi and other craft clusters like Moradabad, Kolkata, Bangalore and North-East Region.