AIM’S Informational Program Organised

 Asian Institute of Management (AIM) has held an informational program in Nepal. The event was organised at Hotel Annapurna, Kathmandu on May 7. AIM's Executive Managing Director of Recruitment and Admissions, Andy Chen, provided an introduction to the school and overview of the various program options.

According to the press release by the Manila-based institute, the event was very well received, with over 100 attendees, including prospective students, AIM alumni, and guests.

During the event, alumni shared fond memories from their studies, as well as examples of how AIM helped them in their careers. The founder and president of Action Works Nepal (AWON) and recipient of multiple awards, including the 2014 Madan Puraskar Literary Award was also present in the event.

 AIM was founded in 1968 with the Harvard Business School, Asian academicians, and prominent business leaders. The Institute offers five degree programs: Master in Business Administration (both full time and executive), Master of Science in Innovation and Business, Master in Entrepreneurship, and Master in Development Management. AIM which has previously held informational events in Kathmandu informed that the May 7th event was the largest to date.