This is my new title in our company, addressing the new role I’ll play,after getting parted from R&D.
I’m focusing on establishing our web presence and nourish it as a source of competitive advantage, and then broaden my vision and re-engineer the strategic roles of departments.
My first aim would be to study our Supply Chain and above all the downstream which includes the marketing & sales as well as distribution companies and different customers (Physicians, Pharmacies, Patients), and the relationship between them. There are new activities that can improve our marketing & sales as our core competency in comparison to our competitors. Professional Marketing research system is an important one.
Nevertheless, I’ll be having an opportunity to look at the organization from very different points of view and investigate it as a valuable source of experience in my carrier as I finished the MBA.

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As a freshman, experiencing a whole new lifestyle on campus (and you should know in Iran campus life can simply mean the turning point of a youth life), I found out about the role of a new element in life; Group activity and Team work.

Participating in many of the activities of independent groups and functioning teams I earned something I’d never want to lose; “A mechanism for better self actualization“, as the utmost of human needs in Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, and at the same time an effective key to fulfil a self-navigation and reach sort of self-awareness.

Two weeks ago, informed by an old friend, Parisa (whom I’d met once in real world along with another old movies friend Maryam, and I’d kept contacts on the net), I was invited to an English talk session, aiming at ameliorating the level language skills among fellows. The idea at first seemed rather general to me and could, in my opinion, lead to very diverse results. However, after 2 sessions it turned out to be of more use to me than I’d thought; Hence, once again I admired the power of social & scholar teamwork (Context is fortunately a real scholarly one!)
I’ll end up with a quick review of our last Cafe topics presented by each member in around 15 min:

• Maryam started the talks with a nice topic on “Afghan models”.
• Sara, our very nice host, improvised some talks on “Reincarnation”.
• Ehsan, also spoke a bit on “The Reasons of Soviet Union Disintegration”.
• I had my lecture on “Issues on Memory, Learning and Intelligence”.

Due to lack of time Anousheh and Parisa were left for the opening lectures of the next Cafe.

• Who am I? What is my function in society and different segments?
• How do I percieve the context of society and the set of relationships existing it (No matter relevant or irrelevant to me)?
• What layers do you find in the society and how are they inter-related?
• What is the quickest way to reach an influence on the broadest layers? What is the most influential way?

And lot’s of analytical questions coming afterwards the results.

To let you see that I’m not only fooling around and giving off simple daily discussions in here, I’m going to show you how I’d implement this approach (along with other convictions of mine from the context I’m living in) in my next posts.

• Mr. Bollinger [Columbia University President] asked Mr. Ahmadinejad: “Mr. President, you exhibit all the signs of a petty and cruel dictator , adding, “You are either brazenly provocative or astonishingly uneducated, and so I ask you, why have women, members of the Baha’i faith, homosexuals and so many of our academic colleagues become targets of persecution in your country?”

• He added that he believed Mr. Ahmadinejad’s failure to provide answers would only undermine the hard-line regime’s power in Iran.

• He added that he regretted if people were hurt by the speech, and he called for the “intellectual and emotional courage” to “confront the mind of evil.”

• Mr. Ahmadinejad spoke about the importance of scholarship, but did not address Mr. Bollinger’s criticism of the Iranian regime’s crackdown on academics in Iran.

• Mr. Bollinger concluded: “Frankly, and in all candor Mr. President, I doubt that you will have the intellectual courage to answer these questions, but your avoiding them will in itself be meaningful to us. I do expect you to exhibit the fanatical mind-set that characterizes what you say and do.”