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Shailesh J. Mehta School of Management (SJMSOM), laid out in 1995, is a piece of IIT Bombay. SJMSOM offers a two-year lead MBA program in administration as well as Doctoral Programs in Management. The College has been positioned 11 for NIRF 2022 and 13 for its MBA constantly 2020. The school likewise offers momentary projects in areas of the executives for the workforce of specialized and the board organizations throughout the Summer and winter seasons. Actually look at SJMSOM Admission Criteria

SJMSOM acknowledges the scores of CAT/GMAT for its Masters' program in Management. TOEFL/IELTS tests are additionally given to demonstrate English capability. For the Doctoral Program, the applicants are expected to present a SOP on the proposed area of examination. The Shortlisted competitors will be required a composed test followed by a meeting. The SJMSOM CAT Cutoff 2020 for its admission to the Management Courses was 98 percentile. Really look at SJMSOM Cutoff

SJMSOM has effectively finished its last situation process for its cluster 2020-22 in spite of the difficulties presented by the Covid-19 Pandemic. This year the school saw a great many open doors with different scouts offering jobs in assorted areas like BFSI, Consulting, E-Commerce/IT, FMCG/Manufacturing, Healthcare and so forth. The typical bundle 18.1% and remained at INR 25.9 LPA. The middle CTC remained at INR 25.8 LPA. The most noteworthy bundle likewise expanded to INR 49 LPA.

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regentlaw · 4 years ago

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Best Criminal Defense Lawyer

MATHEW KURIAN

Mathew is an Advocate & Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Singapore. Prior to joining Regent Law LLC as a Director, he was a Partner at Edmond Pereira & Partners.

Mathew has an LLB (Honours) from the University of Buckingham, UK; MSc (Strategic Studies) from the Nanyang Technological University, Singapore; Post Graduate Diploma in Singapore Law from the National University of Singapore; and Graduate Certificate in Terrorism Studies from the International Centre for Political Violence and Terrorism Research (ICPVTR) of the Nanyang Technological University.

His practice covers a broad spectrum of criminal, employment and commercial law. Mathew has appeared in the High Court and Subordinate Courts for both criminal and civil matters.

In the criminal law arena, Mathew's interests lie in commercial crime and cross-border criminal proceedings. Mathew handles all types of criminal matters and specialises in commercial crime, corruption offences, corporate fraud, sexual offences, unlicensed money-lending and drug offences. In addition, he also defends clients charged with immigration, customs and MOM offences. Mathew is also trained in forensic examination of documents used for the purposes of fraud and has helped companies battle corporate fraud.

In the commercial and corporate law arena, Mathew provides advisory services to Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) and also advises on matters concerning shareholders agreements, share purchase agreements, distribution agreements etc.

Mathew recently acted as the lead counsel in the acquisition of a local company by a U.S. listed conglomerate with a market capitalization of USD5 billion and has also acted in a number of acquisitions of SMEs. He is also a legal and corporate adviser to numerous SMEs and is a Member of the Singapore Institute of Arbitrators.

Mathew is an adjunct law lecturer at the Temasek Polytechnic. He also conducts seminars cum lectures for various organisations including Temasek Polytechnic, Security Industry Institute (SII), Singapore Customs and Certis CISCO. He is a law trainer for customised courses such as the Diploma in Police Studies and Security Management and the Fire Safety and Security Management courses for the Police and the private sector.

Professional Affiliations:

Member, American College of Forensic Examiners Institute.

Member, Association of Certified Fraud Examiners, USA.

Member, Singapore Institute of Arbitrators.

Member, Law Society of Singapore.

Member, Singapore Academy of Law.

KALAITHASAN KARUPPAYA ("Kalai")

Kalai graduated from the University of London with LLB (Honours) in 1999. He also holds a Master's in Business Administration (MBA) from the University of Southern Queensland, Australia in 2003.

With more than 16 years of Court experience in diverse range of Singapore laws, Kalai is an experienced trial litigator with more than 100 trials under his belt. Kalai is a solutions-driven legal professional.

As an Assistant Public Prosecutor with the Attorney General's Chambers (AGC) from 2001 to 2017, Kalai has prosecuted numerous criminal cases in the State Courts of Singapore.

Kalai was also an Assistant Director (Legal) (Court Prosecution and Registry) of Ministry of Health (MOH) and has provided comprehensive range of legal services to the MOH including protecting the interests of the Government, the Ministry, and the public healthcare sector at large.

CHERYL SIM

Cheryl is an Advocate and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Singapore and a Legal Associate in the firm's Criminal team. While her main area of practice is criminal and corporate law, she also assists in the firm's family, commercial and civil matters. Cheryl also has experience in construction matters and is quite adept in its specialised areas of adjudication and security of payments under the Building and Construction Security of Payment ("SOP") Act.

Cheryl graduated with a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) from the University of Bristol (UK).

Cheryl is fluent in English and Mandarin.

P. THIRU

Thiru is an Advocate and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Singapore. He is a legal associate with Regent Law LLC and was called to the Singapore bar in 2002.

Thiru holds an LLB (Hons) degree from the University of London and an LLM from the University of Johannesburg, South Africa.

His practice covers both criminal and civil matters. He also conducts lectures and seminars on business and company law for various educational institutions.

LOUIS JOSEPH

Louis Joseph, MA, LLB, is an old boy of St John's Institution in Kuala Lumpur. He is a barrister of Gray's Inn and an advocate & solicitor of Singapore and Malaysia.

He has taught and practised law for more than 25 years and is widely published (including in refereed law journals) in Malaysia, Singapore, England and Canada.

He was for some time a partner in Harry Elias & Partners

After many years of corporate, commercial & IP law practise (including a 9-year stint in- house in London), he has moved to criminal and civil litigation and has argued cases in the High Court and the Court of Appeal of Singapore.

Louis prides himself on his careful preparation and his academic experience has prepared him well to take and argue difficult and complex issues of fact and law. He is very approachable and friendly but he does not compromise his habit of giving realistic and practical legal advice.

Louis has a measured approach, is always enthusiastic, has a capacity for thinking around the issues, has bags of common sense and is utterly reliable.

He has deep interest in 4 areas, viz general (including serious) crime, corporate fraud, bribery and corruption and professional disciplinary matters.

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hottytoddynews · 8 years ago

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Stephanie Sollis looks forward to a residency at University of Kentucky Healthcare after graduation from the University of Mississippi School of Pharmacy.

When Stephanie Sollis leaves for residency after graduation, she will bring with her the leadership skills she honed in the University of Mississippi School of Pharmacy as well as the discipline developed by participating in competitive cheerleading.

Sollis, a Corning, Arkansas, native, was voted class secretary/treasurer during her first year of pharmacy school before being elected to a two-year term as Pharmacy student body president.

“My first year was spent in Oxford, and then I moved to Jackson and became School of Pharmacy student body president,” she said. “As student body president for the SOP, I was also one of our ASB representatives. Through this role, I was able to connect our students to happenings on the UMMC campus so that more students became informed and involved. At the same time, I could organize events within our school, so I think I had the best of both worlds. I’m also glad to see that the SOP is becoming more involved on the UMMC campus as more and more students pursue leadership roles!”

Dr. Leigh Ann Ross, associate dean for clinical affairs in the School of Pharmacy, has watched Sollis’ leadership abilities grow during her time at UMMC.

Ross

“Stephanie is an extraordinary student leader in the School of Pharmacy and represents our School in interprofessional forums such as the UMMC ASB. She organizes and coordinates many important functions in her role of SOP Student Body President, but more importantly, she generates enthusiasm and excitement among her peers for pharmacy’s role in patient care.”

After Sollis participated in an elective Leadership and Advocacy class during her second professional year, “it was immediately evident that she had innate leadership skills,” Ross said. “It has been a delight to watch her leadership abilities develop further over the last several years. She recently provided a presentation for our State Board of Pharmacy regarding the future of pharmacy practice, and the vision she articulated was inspiring. Stephanie is a leader, and an advocate for our profession and the patients we serve. I look forward to seeing what her future holds.”

Sollis was a nontraditional applicant to the UM pharmacy professional program, having completed a bachelor of science degree in health sciences with an emphasis in health services administration at the University of Central Arkansas and an MBA at Ole Miss.

“I knew that I wanted to pursue pharmacy after this, and I ultimately chose Ole Miss for the great opportunities, affordable education, and, most importantly, the people,” Sollis said. “I connected to all of the wonderful people there, and I was attracted to a nationally ranked hospitable program in the most perfect town, Oxford. I knew it would prepare me for everything that I wanted to do long term, and I know I made a great decision.”

Sollis visited Ireland to teach in a Universal Cheerleaders Association cheerleading camp.

Sollis has been a cheerleader since junior high, cheering on the sidelines at school and in a competitive All Star cheerleading gym.

“I went on to cheer at the University of Central Arkansas,” she said. “The Central Arkansas cheerleading program was nationally ranked, and I wanted to cheer on a competitive collegiate team, so it was a perfect fit! Outside of cheering on specific teams, I was also an instructor for Universal Cheerleaders Association, a company based out of Memphis, Tennessee, for nearly 12 years. I started as a general summer cheerleading camp instructor and eventually worked my way up to head instructor. I received Mid-South Region Head Instructor of the Year twice, which is a pretty proud moment for me.”

Teaching cheerleading took Sollis around the country and overseas, visiting Germany, London, Ecuador and Ireland, seeing Niagara Falls and performing in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.

While Sollis has retired from being a cheerleading instructor, she judges cheerleading competitions during the cheerleading season for the UCA College Cheerleading National Championship, UCA National High School Cheerleading Championship and several all-star competitive national competitions.

“Cheerleading has been a great experience for me,” she said. “I have gained so many relationships throughout the years, as well as more experiences than I can count. I have learned discipline, teamwork, and that you can do whatever you want if you work hard enough!”

Sollis’ future plans include marriage in June and then moving to Lexington, Kentucky, for a two-year health system pharmacy administration residency at University of Kentucky Healthcare.

“My ultimate goal is to become a director of pharmacy in an academic health system,” she said, “and I may pursue other administrative roles prior to reaching this goal.”

Looking back over her years in the School of Pharmacy, Sollis said time on the UMMC campus was invaluable.

“It is a great way for students to gain clinical experience that is definitely needed in the ever-changing world of health care. At UMMC, we were exposed to a wealth of interprofessional experiences, and students are well prepared to work as members of a collaborative health care team.”

Courtesy of Annie Oeth and the University of Mississippi Medical Center

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regentlaw · 4 years ago

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Top Criminal Defense Lawyers:Singapore

MATHEW KURIAN

Mathew is an Advocate & Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Singapore. Prior to joining Regent Law LLC as a Director, he was a Partner at Edmond Pereira & Partners.

His practice covers a broad spectrum of criminal, employment and commercial law. Mathew has appeared in the High Court and Subordinate Courts for both criminal and civil matters.

Professional Affiliations:

Member, American College of Forensic Examiners Institute.

Member, Association of Certified Fraud Examiners, USA.

Member, Singapore Institute of Arbitrators.

Member, Law Society of Singapore.

Member, Singapore Academy of Law.

KALAITHASAN KARUPPAYA ("Kalai")

Kalai graduated from the University of London with LLB (Honours) in 1999. He also holds a Master's in Business Administration (MBA) from the University of Southern Queensland, Australia in 2003.

As an Assistant Public Prosecutor with the Attorney General's Chambers (AGC) from 2001 to 2017, Kalai has prosecuted numerous criminal cases in the State Courts of Singapore.

CHERYL SIM

Cheryl graduated with a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) from the University of Bristol (UK).

Cheryl is fluent in English and Mandarin.

P. THIRU

Thiru is an Advocate and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Singapore. He is a legal associate with Regent Law LLC and was called to the Singapore bar in 2002.

Thiru holds an LLB (Hons) degree from the University of London and an LLM from the University of Johannesburg, South Africa.

His practice covers both criminal and civil matters. He also conducts lectures and seminars on business and company law for various educational institutions.

LOUIS JOSEPH

Louis Joseph, MA, LLB, is an old boy of St John's Institution in Kuala Lumpur. He is a barrister of Gray's Inn and an advocate & solicitor of Singapore and Malaysia.

He has taught and practised law for more than 25 years and is widely published (including in refereed law journals) in Malaysia, Singapore, England and Canada.

He was for some time a partner in Harry Elias & Partners

Louis has a measured approach, is always enthusiastic, has a capacity for thinking around the issues, has bags of common sense and is utterly reliable.

He has deep interest in 4 areas, viz general (including serious) crime, corporate fraud, bribery and corruption and professional disciplinary matters.

VIEW MORE:

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