Today, I spoke to Sidhanta Patnaik, who was the man behind all Nike events in India since quite some time apart from a few corporate events. In this interview, Sidhanta gives insights about his job, career, difficulties faced and how he dealt with them in order to do what he loves to do. I fired in 10 straight questions at Sidhanta and here are his answers :
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“Love my Job” Interview : Sidhanta Patnaik
Posted in bangalore, career, event-management, happiness, iReboot, job, life, tagged bangalore, career, education, events, interview, iReboot, job, life on September 1, 2009 | 4 Comments »
Event Management Workshop : Cash back Contest
Posted in bangalore, event-management, iReboot, tagged bangalore, contest, event management workshop, event-management, iReboot, Workshops on August 18, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Hey there all you great people, I have some good news and some bad news. Umm… let’s go with the Bad news first, obviously. The twitter campaign has been postponed for the next workshop for the sole reason of the workshop now not very far away (3 days and we are on). I know some [...]
Event Management Workshop : 21-22 August ’09
Posted in bangalore, career, event-management, iReboot, Workshops, tagged august, bangalore, event management workshop, events, iReboot, Workshops on August 18, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Not long ago, June 13-14, we organized an Event Management Workshop which was a runaway success. Point to be noted here is that we count Success as a measure of the learnings taken by the participants. What we learnt, did we actually implement it anywhere ? Or was it like any other office or college [...]
Event Management Workshop : A success story
Posted in bangalore, event-management, iReboot on June 17, 2009 | 1 Comment »
June 13th & 14th, a weekend, implying time to rest and movies for most of us! But not this time though as this weekend we learnt something which most of us only dream of doing in our lives, but actually never get a chance or I should say we only dream, never aspire. Well the [...]




