Ajit has about 19 years of experience in the field of teaching & training. He led his first open program “The Fascinating World of Public Speaking” in 1996. He has also delivered Personality Development sessions at Rotary Youth Leadership Awards, Lions’ Clubs, Forum of Free Enterprise etc. He has conducted Teacher Training Workshops in Mumbai and Capacity Building workshops for few NGO’s.
He was a Certified Trainer for Stephen Covey’s 7 Habits of
Highly Effective People and DOOR’s Selling Skills Programs.
Since January 2000, Ajit Kamath is the Sr. Trainer & Facilitator and the Director of
WizTalks and WizTalks Management Consultants.
He also delivers training programs for
International Training Companies such as DDI (Development Dimensions
International, US); The Mind Gym, UK.
He has worked for The British Council
& Wizards Entertainment Pvt. Ltd. He started participating in his
family-owned business since the age of 6 (whilst attending school and college)
and his early experiences of managing small business has been a rich
experience. He has written for newspapers such as The Times of India, The
Sunday Observer and the Sunday Mid-Day. Few Indian newspapers have also written
about him as an upcoming Corporate Trainer. Ajit is a member of Bombay
Management Association, Indian Society of Training & Development, Indian
Facilitators Network, Indo-American Society, Counsellors Association of India
and has held non-profit office as President- Bombay Humour Club, Founder Member
– The Speakers Club, President – Rotaract Club etc.
Ajit has been a Visiting Faculty at Welingkar Institute of Management
Studies, S. P Jain Institute of Management Studies and other Business schools.
The past 3 years have seen Ajit
actively pursue his interest in Group Process Facilitation Skills and is the Core
Committee Member of Indian Facilitators Network (affiliated to International
Association of Facilitators, US).
Before
designing and delivering the trainings, Ajit customizes the modules to suit the
identified participants. He works with
HR managers and line managers and with inputs from the Managerial / Executive
team to make his training effective in the work-place.
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