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Nikhil Jha
Visiting Faculty Member at Indian Institute of Management Rohtak
Nikhil Jha, an IIT Bombay alumnus, has a multifaceted profile comprising visiting faculty positions at prestigious institutions like IIM Rohtak, consultant at Ernst & Young, and co-founder of various sports-related ventures like goSporto, SportsWave, and The Big Show. With a robust background in Metallurgical Engineering & Materials Science, he brings a unique perspective to his teaching and consulting roles, incorporating his knowledge of engineering concepts in management and strategy discussions. As a visiting faculty member, Nikhil has engaged with students and professionals to share his expert insights on topics like entrepreneurship, innovation, and business strategy. As an entrepreneur, Nikhil founded goSporto, a startup focused on fitness and sports events, providing a platform for amateur and professional athletes to participate in various sports across the country. With a flair for writing, he also served as the Chief Editor at The Big Show, an online portal focused on sports news and analysis.
Highlights
Gosh, scrolling through LI feed is exhausting! So many growth hacks, productivity tips, hustle notes.
DAE feel think of doing things that are NOT productive for a change? No life skills, no character building, no lesson in failure. Just pure, unfiltered useless stuff?
I do, and my mind went back to 90s ESPN telecast of a strange festival. Where people built weird contraptions and jumped off cliffs into the water.
I searched for exactly that phrase, and, hail the algorithm, it re-introduced me to the Red Bull Flugtag. RB adapted this in 1992 from a small English sea-side town quirk called 'Birdman Fest' -- and the craziness has completed 30 years!
The goal is to create flying machines, that barely fly at all. You get scored on flight time, distance, aesthetics and creativity. Some events have had 100k+ spectators!
One for my overflowing bucket-list. Abhinav Kumar -- dude, you up for this?
This one is for my Jamshedpur friends! I asked Danny Morrison about our hometown, where he played way back in '95 (https://lnkd.in/ducpAHBw)
He not only remembered that, but gave me background details of his train trip from Howrah, and his memories of the 'steel town'! (some of it was backstage)
We have 4 more live episodes left, join in if you want to interact with Tom & Danny live! https://lu.ma/rario
#NFT #Rario #Jamshedpur #Cricket
