HRI is a Human Resources management Association (www.hrinindia.org). HRI is promoted by HRI Foundation a non profit organisation for and by the HR practitioners in India. It comprises of professionals from Industry, Consulting and Academia. HRI is devoted to the development of professionalism in the HR field through sharing of knowledge and experiences.
HRI is part of HRDGateway (www.hrdgateway.org) has more than 11000 members spread all over Asia including India. HRI is the only group of HR professionals chosen by HRDG representing Indian HR professionals globally.
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Cut and paste the link below for watching Raghav Founder of HRinIndia Speaking about HRinIndia. Have patience it may take 2-3 minutes for loading ;-)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=97s3c1wXYFM
ABOUT MODERATOR :
Raghav is a HR professional having more than 15 years of experience in the HR function. Currently he is Chief Operating Officer for a leading Technology Company in Bangalore.He was past President of HRDGateway, Kuala Lampur, Malaysia (www.HRDGateway.org)
Raghav is the Chief Editor for HRudaya a Monthly Online ezine for HR professionals. He is a prolific writer and has written numerous articles on all aspects of HR which are published by leading newspapers. He is a Career Doctor at www.Cioljobs.com and Career Expert in www.Tips4me.com portals.
Raghav is known speaker having given speeches at various professional fora. He is associated with National Speakers Association, Arizona US and National Book Critics Circle, New York. He is a Guest Faculty at leading Management Schools in India.
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