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Distinguished panellists, Diane Francis & friends of Ryerson! I appreciate this opportunity to share my thoughts with all of you and I will focus on public policy aspect of our engagement with India.

“What Got Us Here, Won’t Take Us there”
Convocation Speech by Aditya Jha
Honorary Doctorate,  Ted Rogers School of Management, Ryerson University
October 21, 2009 at 2:30pm

Centre Stage 2009, Toronto
Joint seminar with Rotman (University of Toronto), Schulich (York University), Wilfrid Laurier MBA Students and India Abroad
- by Aditya Jha, President & CEO, Karma Candy Inc, April 2009

Mr. Aditya Jha was recognized for his business achievemens and community service by KC Group at their annual Diwali Event on October 26, 2007 at Versailles Convention Centre in Mississauga. Aditya delivered this speech to thank the group and share his thoughts.

Though this Keynote speech, Mr. Aditya Jha shared his thoughts on "Giving - A Charity to Self or Others?" at the Seventh Annual Gala of the  Toronto Chapter of the All India Movement for Seva. The gala raised a stunning $1.7 million in a single evening. The POA foundation has also committed to the cause.  

Event: Canada - India Research Roundtable at York University
Date: April 30, 2007
Location: Schulich School of Business
Time: 10 minutes

Prof. Steve Weiss, Organizers of this event, distinguished guests and the MBA students of Schulich Business School. It is my privilege to have this opportunity to share my views with you. The two topics that have been assigned to me are:

• The gap between what Canadian companies could do and are currently doing in India (in Technology Industry context) and
• Possible ways in which Canadian companies can pursue opportunities in India.

Reception to recognize and thank Aditya Jha for his ongoing support of Ryerson University.
Hosted By - President Sheldon Levy, Ryerson University
Location - 14th Floor, Jorgenson Hall, Ryerson University

Thank you Deputy Grand Chief Fiddler (Alvin Fiddler, Nishnawbe Aski Nation).