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Indian Express
9 hours ago
- Business
- Indian Express
IIM Calcutta, Emeritus launch online programme on mastering storytelling for leadership communication & influence
The Indian Institute of Management Calcutta (IIM Calcutta) and Emeritus have launched a 20-week online programme on Mastering Storytelling for Leadership Communication and Influence. The course is for mid-to-senior level professionals who are seeking to enhance their executive presence, work on their leadership communication, and elevate their brand. The programme also benefits roles in marketing, consulting, public speaking, HR, and DEI. The programme is set to commence on September 30, 2025, and will run for 20 weeks. Delivered in an online format, it is priced at Rs 1.50 lakh plus GST. Eligible candidates include graduates or diploma holders (10+2+3) and postgraduates from any discipline. Upon completing the programme with a minimum grade of 65 per cent, participants will be awarded a certificate of completion from IIM Calcutta. –Know strategic storytelling frameworks like Freytag's Pyramid and the Monomyth to craft persuasive narratives –Develop data-driven storytelling skills using AI and GenAI tools for modern communication –Apply storytelling techniques in business transformation, branding, DEI, and digital media contexts –Strengthen public speaking and executive communication capabilities –Build a thought leadership narrative and personal brand with IIM Calcutta's stamp of academic credibility This programme offers flexible learning experience made for working professionals, combining pre-recorded lectures by the IIM Calcutta faculty, one live faculty session, and four expert-led masterclasses. Participants will engage in case-based learning, cohort discussions, and a faculty-guided capstone project focused on real-world strategic storytelling challenges. The programme incorporates practical use cases and case studies from globally recognised brands such as Nike, Dabur, and Netflix, along with examples like Super Bowl storytelling and the Marvel Cinematic Universe to illustrate narrative-driven brand engagement, campaign storytelling, and audience connection at scale. Speaking on the programme, Prof. Nandita Roy, Assistant Professor, Business Ethics and Communication Group, IIM Calcutta, said, 'Storytelling can shape strategy, build inclusive cultures, and create trust across diverse stakeholder groups. At IIM Calcutta, this programme is designed to help leaders simplify complexity and build powerful narratives that connect, inspire, and move people to action.'
Time of India
01-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Aamar Boss continues to draw audience interest
Rakhee Gulzar makes a comeback to Bengali cinema after two decades in 'Aamar Boss,' directed by Nandita Roy and Shiboprosad Mukherjee. The film explores a mother's complex relationship with her son, played by Mukherjee, delving into themes of aging and familial bonds. Audiences find the film relatable, sparking conversations about generational expectations. Directed by Nandita Roy and Shiboprosad Mukherjee , Aamar Boss marks the return of Rakhee Gulzar to Bengali cinema after more than two decades. She plays a mother navigating a complicated relationship with her son, portrayed by Mukherjee. The story touches on themes of aging, familial distance, and unspoken emotional ties—subjects that appear to have connected with viewers across age groups. Set against a contemporary sociopolitical backdrop, the film has been described by audiences as reflective and relatable, prompting discussions on generational expectations and the evolving nature of family dynamics. In a joint statement, the directors shared, 'We made this film with care and sincerity, and Rakhee di's presence brought something special to the narrative. The response we've received reminds us that stories rooted in everyday human emotion still hold meaning for many.' Without relying on spectacle or elaborate plot twists, Aamar Boss draws strength from subtle emotional moments and a familiar social fabric. Its quiet momentum over the weeks highlights how certain stories continue to engage viewers long after their release. The film adds to the directors' continuing interest in exploring interpersonal relationships through grounded, realistic storytelling.
