Xavier School of Management Hosts 11th Kurien Memorial Oration

Amul MD delivers speech on cooperative model’s transformative impact

Key Points:

• Annual event honors Dr. Verghese Kurien, founder of Amul

• Jayen Mehta, Amul MD, speaks on cooperative success

• FACES highlights ongoing socio-environmental research projects

JAMSHEDPUR – Xavier School of Management commemorated Dr. Verghese Kurien’s legacy with the 11th memorial oration featuring Amul’s Managing Director.

The event took place on October 5th, 2024, at XLRI Tata Auditorium.

Organized by FACES, it paid tribute to the "Milkman of India."

Jayen Mehta, MD of Amul and GCMMF, delivered the keynote address.

He spoke on the "AMUL Model: Transforming Lives of Million."

Moreover, Nirmala Kurien, daughter of Dr. Kurien, graced the occasion.

Fr S George, S.J., XLRI Director, highlighted Dr. Kurien’s impactful legacy.

He emphasized India’s position as the largest milk producer since 1997.

Meanwhile, Nirmala Kurien reaffirmed her father’s belief in life as a privilege.

She shared his guiding words: "Dream big, challenge wrongs, strive for greater good."

Jayen Mehta presented impressive statistics about Amul’s current operations.

The company collects over 310 lakh liters of milk daily.

Furthermore, it boasts 107 dairy plants and over 50 products nationwide.

Amul’s annual turnover reaches ₹80,000 crores, benefiting 36 lakh farmers.

Additionally, Mehta announced Amul’s successful entry into the U.S. market.

He revealed plans to expand into the European market soon.

On the other hand, FACES reported on various ongoing research projects.

These include studies on eco-sensitive zones and tribal entrepreneurship.

In conclusion, the event showcased Amul’s growth and XLRI’s commitment to sustainability.

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