| Dr. Manu Singh Mamik
is an alumnus of Indian Institute of Management
(Calcutta) (having done one year Executive Programme
in Developing Strategic Skills in 2004-05) ,
Asia Pacific Centre for Security Studies, Honolulu,
Hawaii and Lock Haven University, Lock Haven
PA, USA besides his Ph.D. in Strategic Studies
and International Relations from University
of Madras, Chennai and MBA in Finance. He has
been the officiating CEO and Vice President
as also Management Representative for an ISO
9001 100% Export Oriented Software & ITES
Company in Gurgaon from 2001 to end 2004. He
has been Professor and Programme Director MBA
& MCA in MRCE, Faridabad in 2006-07. |
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He has travelled extensively in India and abroad
visiting over 20 countries in Asia, Europe and America.
He carried out research in very prestigious institutions
like IISS, London; SIPRI, Stockholm; UN Library, New
York; Brookings Institution, Washington; Library of
Congress, Washington; and Stanford University, California;
besides visiting many Institutions and Industries
in South East, USA and India.
Dr. M.S. Mamik is also on the Readers’ Panel of ‘The
Economist’, London UK, a leading international business
weekly and is a member of the Computer Society of
India as also India International Center, New Delhi.
He is also a member of an Executive Committee of the
Aravali Center for Art and Culture, Gurgaon.
He has presented a paper on “Business Continuity
in the Information Age” at the Biennial Conference
at the Asia Pacific Center Honolulu Hawaii USA in
2002 and has written a chapter on “Managing India’s
Nuclear Security Environment” in a book by Foreign
Service Institute/ Academic Press titled “India’s
Foreign Policy: Challenges and Options” in November
2006. Earlier his contribution was of a chapter “Formal
and Non Formal Threats” in Sage Publications book
titled “Weapons of Mass Destruction: Options for India”
in October 2004.
A voracious reader and avid photographer, he served
in the Indian Navy till 2001 and took premature retirement
in the rank of Commodore having piloted jets, helicopters
and large multiengine aircraft and also sailed the
seas on aircraft carrier, destroyers, fleet, tanker
and patrol craft. He was also Deputy Director General,
Defence Planning Staff and Deputy Director, Aviation
Planning besides being Strategic Advisor to the Chief
of Naval Staff as also was on the faculty of Defence
Services Staff College from 1987 to 1991. He was awarded
Sword of Honour, General Lentaigne Medal for best
Dissertation in M.Sc. and Commodore Nott Essay Prize
twice besides Governor of Kerala Trophy for best helicopter
pilot.
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