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MR. ASHOK RAJ PANDEY, Professor and Principal
Master
in Business Administration (MBA), Harvard Graduate School of Business
Administration, Boston, Massachusetts, USA Bachelor of
Technology
(Hons) in Mechanical Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology (IIT),
Kharagpur, India
During
his professional career, Mr Pandey has been involved in various fields with a
number of national and international firms. He was actively involved in
marketing Nepal as a major garment producer in the US, served as a financial
analyst at Montgomery Ward in Chicago and as an associate in an insurance
company in Boston, worked as a financial analyst at the Nepal Industrial
Development Corporation and as the training and project analysis chief at the
Industrial Development Center in Nepal. Mr Pandey teaches corporate finance and
investment management to the students of MBA (Global Business) at SAIM College.
Area
of Interest: Corporate Finance, Investment and Management Control System
SHAKTI S. RANA, Professor
Ph.
D., Communication and Information Science, Hawaii and the East-West Centre, USA
MBA,
Decision Science, Hawaii and the East-West Centre, USA
B.
E. (Electronics and Communication), Regional Engineering College, University of
Kashmir, India
Prof.
Rana has teaching experience of more than 25 years. He is an active trainer and
has conducted training programs at East-West Center, USA; Nepal Administrative
Staff College and Nepal Television and provided professional consulting to UH
Media-Lab, and Grace Pacific Roofing, USA. He has been a member (representing
in the capacity of a technical expert) in the High Technology Adoption and
Advancement Committee, and the Communication and Information Policy and Evaluation
Council, both under the Ministry of Communication and Information, HMG, Nepal.
He is a keen researcher in information processing and communication systems and
has over a dozen publications to his credit in reputed places such as the Asian
Journal of Communication, Proceedings of the Pacific Telecommunications
Council, UMI-USA, NEA Directory, and others. He is an active member of various
institutions such as – Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineer, USA;
Institute of Electronics and Telecommunications Engineers, India; Society of
Motion Picture and Television Engineers, USA; New York Academy of Sciences,
USA; Nepal Engineers Association; and the National Geographic Society. Dr.
Rana's research interests include data and telecommunications, information
processing (retrieval, storage, and dissemination), information technology and
systems, quantitative methods, and communications policy.
Presently
he teaches Quantitative Techniques for Decision-Making and
Production/Operations Management to the MBA students.
Areas
of interest: Management Information System, Information Technology,
Operations Management
RAMESHORE PRASAD KHANAL, Professor
MBA & Com. (TU), ACMA (India)
With
more than 31 years of experience in civil service, Mr Khanal sought voluntary
retirement from service of the Nepal Government service to be active in
teaching, social service and work as development missionary. At the time of his
retirement, he was Finance Secretary, a position which he held for nearly three
years. He led the team to introduce reforms in government accounting and
reporting, public procurements, tax policy and administration. Mr Khanal served
as Chairman of the Board in Agricultural Development Bank and was Board
Director in Nepal Rastra Bank, Rastriya Banijya Bank, Nepal Telecom Company,
Nepal Airlines. He was also the Council member and Executive Committee member
in the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nepal for four years. Mr Khanal
has a teaching experience of over 16 years in different academic institutions
Area
of Interest: Finance, Accounting and Management Control System.
SABINA TULADHAR, Associate Professor
MBA,
Kathmandu University
Experience:
Ms Sabina Tuladhar has teaching experience of about a decade. After completing
her MBA, Ms Tuladhar was involved in setting up and managing her family
business. Her interest in academia has drawn her to SAIM as a faculty member.
Through her professional experience in managing her family business, she has
developed interest and expertise in the area of Human Resource Management.
Area
of Interest: Human Resource Management, Organizational Behavior
BISHAL
SHRESTHA, Faculty
Mr
Shrestha is currently enrolled as an M.Phil. Scholar at Kathmandu University
School of Management. He has a degree in Masters of Business Studies from
Tribhuvan University. His undergraduate degree was in Bachelors of Business
Studies from Kathmandu Central College, Kathmandu. Mr Shrestha has been
actively engaged in academia since 2013 and has garnered much experience as a
faculty in several educational institutions associated with Pokhara University.
Keenly interested in Finance and Accounting, he has been part of SAIM since
early 2019 where he is responsible for conducting classes in Financial
Management, International Investment and Financial Engineering in both the MBA
and BBA programs. Besides his engagement in myriad academic endeavours, Mr
Shrestha also specializes in Financial Planning, Financial Auditing and
Budgeting and has also conducted feasibility studies for businesses including
bank and financial institutions, newly established ventures and NGOs. He has
worked with international donor organizations, corporates and non-corporates,
handling multi-million portfolios. His professional experience includes more
than six years of consulting work at P. Shrestha & Co. an audit company
across diverse corporate types and varied institutional sectors. Mr Shrestha’s
key strength is his ability to comprehend and assimilate complex theoretical
topics and drive this acquired knowledge towards practical application.
Laxman Pokhrel, Program Director (BBA)
PRAKASH CHANDRA LOHANI, Professor
PhD,
University of California at Los Angeles, USA
MBA,
Indiana University, USA
Highly
regarded as a statesman and economist in the country and around the region, Dr
Lohani has served as the Minister of Finance, Foreign Affairs and Housing and
Physical Planning of the Government of Nepal, at different points in time. He
was also an assistant professor of finance at California State University,
Northridge, California, USA. He is presently the Chairman of the South Asian
Institute of Management.
Area
of Interest: Economics, Finance, and Development.
RADHESH PANT, Professor
Mr
Pant is presently involved in his consulting firm. At different occasions, he
helps the positions of CEO in Bank of Kathmandu and Kumari Bank. He as also the
past president of the Bankers Association of Nepal. In the past, he has held
management positions in reputed firms in the US. He served as a financial
analyst at Pacific Rim Interface Member Enterprises, INC. (PRIME) and as a
finance manager at AMGEN INC. He has taught finance to the students at
the MBA level as visiting faculty at Kathmandu University School of Management.
Area of Interest: Finance and General Management
MBA,
Anderson Graduate School, University of California at Los Angeles, USA
DYUTI BARAL, Head of Capacity Building Cell