Hyderabad

'COFEE' with collegians

The theme was Lumos Maxima. Vaishali Neotia, an engineer, entrepreneur and a revolutionist, also the CEO and co-founder of Merxius, shared her thoughts with the students

Drishika Adhiya

HYDERABAD: It was an afternoon filled with fun, dancing and taking up responsibilities in St. Francis College for Women, Begumpet on Friday. The Commerce Organization For Emerging Entrepreneurs (COFEE) Club had organised their investiture’s ceremony.

This club founded by the Department of Commerce to inculcate in students, organisational, managerial and leadership skills, encourage the students of commerce and to help them build on various skills, that would be helpful for them in their future.

The joyful event began with prayers from the three religious texts- The Bible, The Quran and the Gita. This was followed by an address to the audience by the principal, Dr. Sister Christine Fernandes. The Head of the Department of Commerce also addressed the  audience.

The theme for the event was Lumos Maxima. Vaishali Neotia, an engineer, entrepreneur and a revolutionist, also the CEO and co-founder of Merxius (multiple award winning technology innovation company) graced the occasion as the chief guest.

The event kickstarted, and all the members of the COFEE Club were given their badges. Along with their badges came a whole lot of responsibility, power and authority. The students were made to take a pledge after the badges were given.

A dance performance choreographed and organised by the students further added that element of fun and excitement to the event.

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