Lucknow, March 18 : Under the aegis of City Montessori School, the International Alumni Meet of the Middle East / Gulf Countries Chapter was held online today wherein CMS alumni, now occupying prestigious positions in gulf countries viz UAE, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Bahrain and Oman etc., reminisced about their school days. On this occasion, CMS alumni said in one voice that CMS has made immense contribution in our growth. The excellent education provided to us in school has led us to achieve these levels in our career. The Alumni Meet was chaired by the CMS President and MD, Prof. Geeta Gandhi Kingdon. On this occasion, CMS Founders and renowned educationists, Dr Jagdish Gandhi and Dr Bharti Gandhi along with the Principals of various CMS campuses and senior members of the CMS administration Interacted with the CMS Alumni.

        At the alumni meet, CMS's ex-students Mr Manish Verma, Manager, Merchandising, ADIDAS; Mohammad Yunus Anwar, Senior Planning Engineer, Aerostructures Middle East Services; Mr Alvi Sufian, Business Development Manager, GR Risk Partners Ltd.; Syed Qarar Hasan, Assistant Vice President, Mashreq Bank; Ms Saadia Khan, Manager - Talent Acquisition, Damac; Mr Rajat Mehrotra, Operations Manager, Amazon; Mr Himanshu Dev, Founder & CEO, HD EduAssociates; S M Farooq Zaidi, Partner, Imperial International FZC; Mr Neeraj Dixit, Advisor, Survey and Land Registration Bureau; Mr Amit Srivastava, CEO, Socialite Consultancy Services; Mr Shahab Mustafa Hashmi, Director Business Development, Visa Middle East; Mr Vivek Bhalla, Managing Partner, IntelPeek; Mohammad Hasan Zaidi, Director, Deloitte &Touche; Mr Ritu Kant Ojha, Founder, Wiyld Global MedIaTech; Ms Sakeena Siddiqui, Senior consultant, EY; Mr Shareq Wajih, Technical Sales Engineer and many more expressed their views. They said in one voice that CMS's unique teaching methedology plays an important role in holistic development of students. The ideas of world brotherhood and world unity have been given to us from the very beginning. Many thanks to CMS for wherever we are today.