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Meet "Cole"
Poco Negro Jack, aka "Cole" is an adorable solid black 3 yr old 14.3 hh American Quarter Horse Gelding in the Safe Horse Training Program.
Cole started under saddle with Joyce in late May of 2016. After his foundational training with Joyce, he will further his hunter /jumper training with horse trainer Jessica Thaxton of High Point Farms.
Watch this cute pony transition as he becomes suitable for and accustomed to going off-site to shows, trails and with bathing, clipping and trailering.
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So, What's Cole been up to since he was started under saddle, Summer, 2016
Poco Negro Jack, a registered three-year-old AQHA gelding, aka "Cole" was started in the Safe Horse Training Program early summer, 2016. Cole was extremely easy to start. He's smart, willing, eager and kind. After ninety days of training and putting less than 60 rides on my little solid black gelding, he was sent north to a trusted friend, to put some trail miles under his feet while his withers are catching up with his hind end.
Since trail riding was going to be his primary job in North Carolina, Cole was hot shod. He'd never experienced the smell or sight of the smoke generated from hot shoeing, but he stood quietly for the farrier, never offering an objection to the process.
His first month, he spent most of his time on the trails alone with his rider. The report came back to me, after the first two weeks that Cole is honest. His stable mate was running, nickering and kicking up as Cole left sight to ride out on the trails, not once did Cole respond, he stayed "with" his rider, obeying her cues and commands. Bombarded by those horrible huge black horse flies and even spying a coyote on the trail, Cole stayed true to his leader in the saddle. He did get a little "looky" as a deer and bunny jumped out of the woods, but no spook or shy. He was a little hesitant about the first encounter with mud puddles, but after the third puddle, he was walking through the mud as if it did not exist. Cole is very sure footed and careful.
When the opportunity came to ride with a group of horses his rider tested him by making him ride in front, middle and last, Cole was absolutely perfect. Crossed some tough banks and water crossings. He was introduced to the Red Mountain Hounds, a total non-event for this seemingly old soul. During this trail ride, Cole maneuvered a drop bank into a creek with a slippery, sharp bank on the other side that he had to climb out. There were lots of very steep, long up and down trails, plus some huge open fields on this group ride. I was ecstatic to receive a report back that Cole handled all of the commotion of the other horses and the hounds like a pro. He is very careful carrying his rider, doesn't worry about all the other horses and never showed any signs of being buddy sour and never got rushy.
Recently, Cole went for another group ride where he encountered bikes whizzing by from the front and back, hikers with huge, tall backpacks passing by. It was a lot for him to take in and he was fabulous. There was a nice wide creek that he got to just stand in and get a nice cool drink of water, a big testimony to just how relaxed he was in a crazy setting. There were babies in strollers, a bridge above him with traffic passing back and forth.
The next weekend, Cole walked over many different kinds of bridges, through two different tunnels multiple times with cars driving overhead, encountered groups of horses going every which way, met a couple of young mules attached to a very interesting cart.
This Safe Horse Training up and coming rock star handled all of the varied environment as a brave, confident horse. I am a firm believer in starting my colts as young as possible with ground work, even my weanlings and yearlings. Exposure to life, understanding the human is the leader, respecting the human's personal space, and getting the youngster to move forward when asked, builds a strong, solid foundation for me to work with under saddle. In fact, I'd almost go as far to say, the under saddle part is almost a non-issue as evidenced by Cole's behavior.
Cole will spend the winter in North Carolina, getting more experience and miles under his feet. Spring, 2017 he will return to Safe Horse Training at High Point Farm in Watkinsville, Georgia as a 4-year-old to start his career in the hunter discipline.
Video below taken late June, 2016
Video Below: Learning to move forward at the canter. No steering, one rein stop established in previous lesson. Today's lesson is about maintaining gait with cadence until asked to do something else, like walk, trot or stop. Teaches the colt responsibility to the cue early in his training.


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Yes you can use any existing Pergamano tools you have with the Groovi system. Just make sure you get a plate mate that matches the plate size you order.
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In the heart of Maspeth, Holiday Inn Express Maspeth is close to Thalia Spanish Theatre and Museum for African Art. This hotel is within close proximity of Queens Center Mall and Museum of Moving Image.
Stay in one of 115 guestrooms featuring LCD televisions. Your room comes with a pillowtop bed. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with bathtubs or showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers.
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Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a business center, and express check-out. Planning an event in Maspeth? This hotel has facilities measuring 337 square feet (31 square meters), including a meeting room. Free self parking is available onsite.
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We plan two weeks in Paris with friends, but will arrive 6 days earlier and stay 7 days after their departure and are trying to decided on our itinerary. Which deserves more time; Normandy or the Loire valley? The time differential is not much, but we are leaning towards a couple of extra days in Normandy, the our Paris stay, followed by a shorter visit to the chateau of the Loire.
What is the collective wisdom of those with greater travel experience? What high lights are recommended. What are the must see attractions. We are interested in HISTORY, culture, scenic beauty, and good food and drink. All suggestions are appreciated.
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We plan two weeks in Paris with friends, but will arrive 6 days earlier and stay 7 days after their departure and are trying to decided on our itinerary. Which deserves more time; Normandy or the Loire valley? The time differential is not much, but we are leaning towards a couple of extra days in Normandy, the our Paris stay, followed by a shorter visit to the chateau of the Loire.
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Depends on your interests.
The chateaux of the Loire are often fascinating - esp the son et lumieres. We spent 6 nights there and there was still a lot more we wanted to see. We did 8 chateaux and spent one day at Fontrevaud Abby and visiting a couple of wineries. But that mght be too much for some people.
Normandy there is a broader range of things to see and do - esp if you include Mont St Michel and are interested in WWII.
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We spent 2 weeks in the Loire are (east of Chinon) this year. And one week west of Chinon about 4 years ago. Prior to that time, we've spent about 3 weeks in various locations visiting the Loire area (chateau area - there is a Loire department that is nowhere near the chateaux).
We've spent about 3 weeks in Normandy and 6 weeks in Brittany.
IMO, the countryside in Normandy & Brittany is much more scenic than in the Loire. The major cities in Normandy & Brittany (Rouen, Rennes, Vannes, Quimper) are much more interesting that any cities in the Loire (Tours is at the "bottom" of my "interesting cities" list). There are more "cute little villages" in Normandy & Brittany than in the Loire (Chinon was the only small village that is in our "top 50%")
We visited about 15 chateaux in the Loire while we were there this year. We love Chateaux.
There are many chateaux in Brittany & Normandy too. Rennes is a major "hub" for getting to/from Paris - and even CDG.
If this was my trip, I would spent it in Normandy & Brittany.
I developed an itinerary for Normandy & Brittany that describes our favorite villages, cities, gardens, sites, markets, restaurants, scenic drives, etc. I've sent my various France itineraries to over 5,000 people on Fodors. If you would like a copy, e-mail me at [email protected] & I'll attach a copy to the reply e-mail.
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It really depends on YOUR interests. I preferred Normandy; others prefer the Loire.... I recommend that you get some good guidebooks (or spend some time with a few in your local library), to see what most captures your interest. I strongly recommend the Rough Guide or Lonely Planet as your primary resource. I would also recommend that you consult Fodor's, Frommer's, or the Michelin Green Guides to help prioritize and the National Geographic Traveler, Insight Guides, or Eyewitness for inspiration. Enjoy!
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I'm not following your itinerary. initially you say that you have 6 days before your friends arrive and 7 days afterwards - in which case you could easily spend the initial 6 days seeing Normandy and the last 7 seeing the Loire.
Then you say that you are leaning towards 2 extra days in Normandy, followed by a shorter visit to the Loire. does that mean that you would go back to Normandy after Paris, and work your way round to the Loire after a couple more days? if so, [assuming that you are flying into and out of CDG] that is not a very efficient way to organise yourselves. A better idea would be to go straight to the Loire after Paris [train to Tour, pick up car] then after 5 days or so, drive to Normandy, which is an easy drive back to CDG.
Even better, given that you have more time after Paris and want to prioritise Normandy, go to the Loire first, before Paris, and do Normandy afterwards. you can get a train to Tours or Blois from CDG and be there in less than 2 hours. [one change I think]. spend a night in your chosen small city, then pick up your car in the morning to avoid trying to drive with jet lag.
if you decide to do Normandy first, get the train to Rouen from CDG, stay the night there and then pick up your car; that is however a longer journey of 3 hours.
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I am on the "prefer more time in Normandy", and as said, a lot more things to do and see that are different "things"--coastal villages, cideries, wonderful cows' milk cheese (!), WWII beaches, half timber architecture. I like the Loire, but would do it in a couple of days--the chateaus are incredible, but I can get caught up fairly quickly. Wines are good--and I think Cointreau is made somewhere in the Loire--I went to the factory, but it was long ago, and I can't recall.
Rouen has a Musee des Beaux Artes with a nice Impressionist wing. There is a string of Medieval abbeys on a road leading out of Rouen that is very interesting. Get the Michelin Green Guide to Normandy and reall pique your interest in this region.
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We spent two weeks in the Loire valley in 2013, basing in Amboise. Had a great time and think Amboise is perfectly situated to see the chateaux and other interesting sites in the area (assuming, of course, that you have a car). On that trip we ranged from Saumur to Gien (and even checked out a French language school in Sancerre). We haven't really explored the Normandy/Brittany area other than a day trip from Paris to the Normandy beaches and a weekend trip from Paris to St. Malo (with a side trip to Mont St. Michel). In June, we're traveling by car through the Finistère region in Brittany (Vannes to Dinan, thanks in part to Stu Dudley's excellent itinerary) and will be better able to compare Brittany to the Loire valley.
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We just spent a week in Normandy and 4 days in Brittany this past September. My husband is still talking about how much he liked the food and the beauty of the area. We will definitely be back. We spent a week in Port en Bessin in a fisherman's cottage right on the harbor. Our main interest was the D-Day sites. We also drove the cider route,spent one afternoon in Honfleur and a day at Mont St Michel. In Brittany, we stayed a couple nights in Dinan and two nights on the pink granite coast. We had lots of fish, all things apple, including their wonderful cidre. It was a relaxing vacation, full of beautiful costal scenery and lots of history.
Haven't been to the Loire Valley since I was a teen, so can't comment on that.
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Wonderful advise from all. Thank you. We are especially interested in history and scenic beauty. But, of course, there is the wine of the Loire. The cidre of Normandy has special appeal. Ah, so many choices!
Based on the comments we will do our first 5 days in the Loire. That leads to the question of what is the better plan; rent a car at CDG and drive, or take the train to Tours and rent there? Of course if we rent at CDG we can buy a case of wine in the valley for our two weeks in a Parisian apartment. LOL. Is there a down side to driving from the airport?
The same question is true for Normandy; should we take the train to Caen and then rent a car? Personally, I like the idea of avoiding the extra time behind the wheel. We only have 7 days in Normandy and will fly out of CDG at the end our our trip.
Again, thanks to all for the helpful comments.
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You can purchase Loire wine in Paris. I sure would not haul a case of wine around and I would not drive into Paris either.
There are no trains that go directly from CDG to Tours - they go to the station just outside of tours - St Pierre des Corps. Dinky station, but there are car rentals available there. Trains depart at 8:19, 10:16, 12:49 with a change in le Mans, and at 14:09. I would not take the RER into Paris, change stations in Paris, and then a train to St Pierre or Tours. If one of these departures are about 2 1/2 to 4 hrs after your arrival - take the TGV/train.
I would take a train to Caen also - we don't like the "challenge" of driving in Paris. No need for added stress.
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For our tour of Normandy we rented at CDG and went to Giverney and Rouen for our first night. Then using the Michelin Green Guide to Normandy were alerted to the Abbey Road out of Rouen toward our Honfleur destination. So, we enjoyed the tour of getting TO Bayeux, our eventual base for touring the WWII sites--visiting Pegasus Bridge on our way there.
CDG is on the sort of correct side for heading this way.
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I guess I should add that we rented at CDG upon our arrival. I don't believe there is a train to Caen from CDG (as Stu is suggesting) so you would have to go into Paris which has always been very counter productive to me.
I assume he is assuming you will be leaving from Paris proper to take the train.
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Gretchen. I think Renaud is going from CDG to the Loire first. Then Paris, then Normandy.
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<<(Tours is at the "bottom" of my "interesting cities" list)>>
It makes yours? Must be low qualification criteria for that. Not thinking Tours should be on an "interesting cities" list other than meeting the requirements of a "city." Blois is better, with the eponymous chateau.
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Tours is only on my list because it's in every tour book, & Michelin gives it two stars. We spent more time wandering around in Blois than Tours - but Blois isn't high on my list either.
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Thank you for all of the great suggestions. Stu, I understand the disinclination to lug wine from the Loire, but sometimes I try to repeat grand experiences from the past. Not only did we buy a case in a cave, but we carried it back on an early Virgin Atlantic flight from London to Newark. Of course, that was pre-2001, and I was more adventurous and stronger nearly 30 years ago.
But back to the questions. We will do the CDG to Loire trip first, possibly using Amboise as our base for 5 days before returning to Paris. We join friends in Paris for 2 weeks in an apartment, and then just my wife and I head for Normandy for a week. As best as I can estimate the cost, renting and returning a car to Paris is cheaper than the train, a 5 day rental in the Loire valley, and the train return. The benefit of the train is reduced tension of driving around Paris. Is it the consensus that the train is worth the cost? Can the same be said of a train to Rouen and then returning from Caen? Do travelers suggest the extra drive to Rouen (an especially dull city based on one short trip in '81) rather than dropping the care in Caen and taking the train to CDG. We have already booked a hotel at the airport the night before our return home.
I have ordered the Michelin guides, but at the moment I plan on taking my favorite Der Shell Atlas as our primary map.
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NYtraveler; do you have a favorite châteaux for the son et lumieres? We are unfamiliar with the shows but will look for one during our trip. I do plan a bottle of wine, baguette, and cheese while rowing along the Cher visiting Chenonceau.
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>>Rouen (an especially dull city based on one short trip in '81)<<
I guess they've made "improvements" in the past 34 years. I would put Rouen in my "top 5" cities in France, outside of Paris (Toulouse, Dijon, Rennes, Lyon, Rouen, Aix, Strasbourg, Avignon).
Look at the Michelin 300 series maps. I've never heard of Der Shell atlas - and I'm a "map junkie". Michelin 300 series maps are on the scale of 1/150,000 with scenic roads, views, and castles designated. Cities/sites are designated with the same star rating that's in the Michelin Green Guide.
When considering drive/train - are you looking at PREM and "other" reduced fares?? With a car, there are almost always "surprise" charges when you get your final "statement".
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You can take a train from CDG to the Loire, as Stu mentioned, and rent a car at Saint-Pierre-des-Corps. There are more frequent trains from Paris to the Loire so you can check your arrival time at CDG and see whether it's best to go from CDG or central Paris. If you're using the TGV or Intercités train in France then buy those tickets up to 3 months in advance to get the cheapest prices and use www.capitainetrain.com to do so. One way fares from Paris/CDG to Saint-Pierre-des-Corps start at around 15€ or 20€ when purchased in advance. If arriving after an international flight it is much safer to train anywhere and then rent a car to avoid the fatigue from jet-lag. The train is also much faster than driving and cheaper than the cost of fuel and tolls (when tickets are purchased in advance and if there are only two of you).
You can also take a train from Paris to Caen or Rouen but there are interesting places to visit between Paris and Rouen or Caen. It's very easy to rent a car near Porte Maillot in Paris as you simply drive down the avenue Charles de Gaulle and that leads directly to the A13 highway to Normandy so no city driving and no way to get confused or lost. Then you can visit Giverny, Château Gaillard, La Roche-Guyon or follow the Route of the Abbeys along the Seine, among many other possibilities. Personally, I would drive out of Paris and then take a train back to Paris/CDG from Caen or some other place. Use www.autoeurope.com for car rental info.
In regards to buying wine, while you can certainly get wine from any region in Paris itself you'll always have a greater selection and pay less when buying wine in the region where it is produced. A lot of wine never gets exported from the region where it is produced simply because it is not produced in sufficient quantity and gets "absorbed" (so to speak) locally.
Definitely get the 300 series Michelin maps for any regions where you will drive and visit. Quite often when I vacation in France I do absolutely no research and simply rely on my Michelin maps to guide me because they have so many icons designating interesting places to see and visit. I'll plan a rough itinerary (or several) each evening and then get in the car the next day and just wander and drive around, often stumbling on unexpected things along the way. For Normandy get maps #303 and #304 and for the Loire get maps #317 and #318. If you plan on spending any time in eastern Brittany around Mont Saint-Michel or Dinan or Saint-Malo then also get map #309.
Here is my standard advice about how to use Michelin maps to explore and some other general info:
"Get your hands on the Michelin maps. You want the ones of the scale 1:200,000 (regional maps) or 1:150,000 (departmental maps, more detailed, cover slightly less area) for whatever regions you visit. A nice feature of the 1:150,000 maps is they show the starred attractions in the corresponding Michelin Green guidebooks. The Michelin maps have icons for all kinds of historically/touristically interesting things such as châteaux, ruins, churches, abbeys, scenic view points, caves, Roman sites, megaliths, designated scenic roads and many other things.
Usually when I'm exploring various regions in France I just look at the map and I am able to plan interesting and scenic drives just reading the map. For instance, I usually look for a designated scenic road, which are highlighted in green, and I especially look for towns with the historic church and/or château icon. With the departmental maps also look for towns/sites/attractions that have been give one or more Michelin stars. I also try to make sure the route goes through as many small villages as possible. Usually putting all these things together I find interesting and scenic drives without even knowing where I am going and with no assistance from a guide book. Often these places are never mentioned in guidebooks and remain completely unknown to many tourists.
You can buy the Michelin maps from their website and here is a link to the page that shows you the 1:200,000 scale maps of France (Regional maps):
And here is a link to the page that shows you the 1:150,000 scale maps of France (Départementale maps):
You could also buy them here but then you can't do research beforehand. The maps can be bought in many places such as bookstores, news stands, magazine stores, larger supermarkets, department stores, hypermarkets and in the full service rest areas on the autoroutes, just to name a few. If you're going to be traveling all over France you may find it easier to buy the Michelin Atlas, which covers all of France.
And speaking of Michelin, you can go to the website viamichelin.com and get info on drive times and distances, toll and fuel costs and suggested routes (i.e. scenic routes). The drive times given do not consider stops (fuel, food, bathrooms) nor do they consider bad weather and bad traffic. I find the drive times very accurate when these factors are accounted for. The time estimates can break down when you are driving in congested urban areas, like in or near Paris, due to the unpredictability of heavy traffic or traffic jams. They can also be affected on peak travel days, specifically on autoroutes leading to/from popular destinations.
You can acquaint yourself with rules of the road in France and road signs and such and this website will give you some useful tips:
Here is some other general advice for you. You can google the tourist office websites for any region, département, city , town or village you may want to visit. You will find loads of info on these websites including hotel/accommodation and restaurant info as well as what to see and do in the area. Occasionally the websites have English versions. In doing a google search enter the words "office de tourisme" followed by the name of your region, département, city, town or village and this will bring that place to the top of your search."
So there's my advice about using Michelin maps and tourist office websites to plan a vacation in France. If you have a look at the thread below there is a lot of info about some of the best sites to visit in Normandy from Giverny out to Bayeux and the D-Day sites. In it are links to all the major tourist office websites for that region:
If cheese and cidre interest you then be sure to visit the Pays d'Auge region south of Deauville/Trouville. I find it to be the most scenically beautiful part of Normandy and it is also the major cheese and cidre region.
The thread below has info about the Loire and has links to all the major tourist office websites in that region plus info about wine, food, châteaux, biking etc.
If you are going to include Eastern Brittany in your itinerary you can have a look at a photo report I wrote about exploring that area. It will illustrate how I use Michelin maps and tourist office info to plan my vacations and at the very end of the report are links to all the major tourist office websites: http://tinyurl.com/86s4v8f
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FrenchMystiqueTours, thank you for the recommendations and the links, including that for the travel pictures. I have checked out captaintrain and will no doubt make use of their services. We are especially excited about eh cheese and cidre route in Pays d'Auge.
Stu, I'm surprised you've never heard of Der Shell Atlas. It is slanted towards German, and it is in German. My year in Germany and Belgium left me a Shell Atlas fan. It is the easiest map to manage when assisting with navigation since you do not have to unfold and fold a cumbersome map. However, while it is 1:300000 for German it drops to 1:750000 for France. I can copy the pages I need and then follow your advise about the Michelin maps. I have used them in the past, and am a fan of the Green guides. Clearly Michelin will better suit our needs for France. Thanks.
Thanks to everyone for the recommendations. We are using your suggestions in organizing the trip!
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Definitely recommend more Loire for your trip. For wine check out tours at the Château du Petit Thouars, a bijou family winery. Have a great trip - wish we were going back soon!
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Thanks Stu--I see that now from the rest of the thread.
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Sangita, Thanks so much for joining me today. You know you've had a great career through different areas pharmaceuticals, banking, FMCG and then back in FMCG. I Wanna ask you what was the breakout moment or the other turning point in your journey?
Quite a few breakout moments are turning points. I think the very first one was when I decided to become a marketer and not a doctor which is what I always wanted to do become that happened at that point of time when I was growing up. There weren't too many options in terms of researching what's right for you. There was no internet, your friends and family were really a social network and through them I came to this choice with some self evaluation as to what's right for me. I think in hindsight I made the right choice. The second one has a look at my country overnight transition through different sectors. The first time I moved from the pharmaceutical to the FMCG sector. I think was one breakout moment which helped me realize my potential and the third one that I would call out was just in terms of elevating myself in the organization when I once again changed rule from FMCG to banking and elevating myself from being a middleman middle management person to really a senior leadership team member.
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We'll talk about that but you know, FMCG professionals of any sort of across the industry is because I think this segment everything in their mind and they are natural marketer. So I am going to ask you when you went into banking, what with a cross learning? What is the fresh that you brought into banking? I know that was your role in banking.
I think a marketer is a marketer in any sector. I think the first principles don't change so the consumer being at the heart of decision-making. I think was the biggest change that I made when I moved from FMCG to banking. and the way different sectors make decision the starting point is quite different and banking that is what was perhaps requiring a lot of strengthening and that's really the freshness that I bought in and then to make sure that all your decision start with the unmet needs of the consumer and how do you create an ecosystem and an organization around to getting people along and the other stakeholders along to really buy into that goal and that new way of working.
So as you make transitions from one industry to the other, what was a learning that you went through?
I think one of the biggest learning is that I do move organizations and specially when you move sectors the culture of each of these places is very very different when I moved from the
Pharmaceutical industry to FMCG the culture was very different it was less formal and when I moved back to banking I was told that I am perhaps too aggressive and I think the biggest lesson is about your own leadership and your ability to adapt to changing cultures in each of these organizations.
I am gonna ask you you know when you look at the break out moment. I think one thing
that you did tell me was when you decided to get out of your comfort zone and taken international assignments and how you learnt on the job and how that opened up the world to you. I am gonna ask you is very important for young professionals to take that leap of faith to go and experiment in new markets what are the challenges and what was the learning from them?
So the cultural context that i talked about happens when you change sectors it also happens when you change jobs fees and its very critical for young people as they charge of their careers to recognize that it is absolutely critical to get experience across geographies what that does for you is gives you an experience and a completely different economy where the broad drivers could be completely different so you're operating in a very very different business environment second your consumer set is very different for example when I went to the by the by is really a multicultural country with a lot of experts residing in the same market and enhance the market to the challenge for me was to talk to the different consumer groups and find a unified way of marketing with a very diverse and despite its set of consumers who had very different needs so that I think becomes a critical by the way experience and the part in the most important thing is really the people so you are in a very different cultural contexts and just being sensitive to people from different nationalities understanding how you should say things how you should not say certain things certain you know gestures mean very different things in different markets so I think just the cultural sensitivity gets absolutely heightened when you exposed to different markets.
You know, we have a very very good representation in the FMCG sector lot of Indians have done very well. Why do you think that happens is that because you're naturally used to dealing with such a multicultural mix within India that you naturally do well because a lot of big FMCG companies have a good representation of the top with Indians?
So I think India has been a source of talent for many organizations across sectors. I think we've seen of late a lot of people in the FMCG sector really rights to grade levels in their global organizations I think a lot of FMCG companies also have a career parting which really provides opportunities at a junior and mid-level whereby they send their talent across different geographies and different kind of markets both emerging and developed and developing market which really readies people for greater challenges as the rise up through the levels the second thing i think is the complexity in the Indian market itself the kind of challenges that you are faced with so I think if you have a combination of challenging assignments in India and great experience but good career par thing I think it leads you to
part of general management and global Organizations.
How is our education system gearing up for the changes and for the demands that the job is throwing up right now Sangita because its a very dynamic pretty much every segment and sectors going through a lot of dynamic change.
Right. So I think a lot of alternate learning, modules have come in even in the current curriculum in schools and you'll see a lot of education institutions now resorting to western ways of learning and I think those days where it was all about competitiveness and it is it was
about standing first in your class with the we are really recognizing the breath of learning and different platforms for learning is what a lot of institutions are providing today which i think is fascinating because really when students get out of school and get out of college. They're not just competing in India if you aspire to study abroad it's really the world you're competing against and hence I think providing best-in-class education system which are in line with the western world teaching platforms.I think is critical and a lot of institutions are following that part today.
What can online do? How can you take this online and what what are the need gaps set that an online platform can fulfil you think?
An online platform?
Education platforms, education training or case study, you know dissemination etc.
So online for corporates and for people who are already employed.I think is a fantastic platform simply because it gives you an opportunity to learn even as you work it gives you the flexibility to be able to find the time at your convenience to really embrace to the training curriculum, more importantly. I think if you just look at world over be we have training whereby it becomes far more interactive and far more enjoyable farm or simulated i think is a huge way of learning for people which is now really gaining importance across many many organizations I think at when we talk about education and online education I think that again has a very very good control the Khan Academy is a classic example which you know has been talked about and it has been written about it where it has really transformed the way both the kind of learning mechanism that provides for students which is not really about reading and memorizing things but whereby you provide the logic for learning make the learning far more enjoyable for students, I think is again great so whether itself with students or whether it is for people who are in the corporate world the combination of making the learning very real, very stimulated and being convenient I think of some of the advantages.
Going back to your journey, you know very often you learn from missteps and mistakes. what was the one mistake that you learn from you can share it with you?
I think as you grow as, I do grow in your leadership journey and as you progress on your leadership journey it's very important to be self aware. I think I was in that self aware in my initial years of working and one of the classic examples that i talked about very often is when you seek feedback from people around you. Its really like holding up a mirror to yourself and I think it was one of those programs which really helped me identify some of my weaknesses and a lot of it I had to do about my ability to delegate at my this persuit for perfection where I would end up doing a lot of things myself I think one of the programs and feedback from my stakeholders told me that I need to really let go so I think my biggest learning is that early on in your career if you have the opportunity to get feedback from people and really be far more self of it probably helped to accelerate your leadership journey .
Interviewer: What are the one proudest moment I think when did you sit back and say hey I think I have really made a mark. What is that moment for you?
I think for me moving into my current role which is something that I despite for all my life to become the general manager in an organization where the values of the organization but in sync with my own values and organization which had a strong brand that was well respected and accepted by the consumers something that I always wanted to do so when I really managed to get into this role I think that by far I would say has been my proudest moment.
This role is also allow you to interface very actively with Board. The board of the company in on an International putting. what is a learning that you've been the leadership board at catalogue both in the region and and internationally interface with them and how do you see the industry evolving because India is you know the market is evolving very fast and you know is a far more market evolved elsewhere in the developed world so what are the learning
that you've picked up.
So leadership perspective if I look at Kellogg asia-pacific it's a fantastic leadership team that we have. I think just looking at the way decisions are made at the board level in terms of India of course has been a market that's been doing quite well over the last few years your ability to first I think it's very important to build credibility for yourself every time you need to go up and ask for investments I think a track record really is very critical in terms of being able to deliver what you promise the last time around and third I think of putting up a strong and compelling business case as you seek investments again becomes very critical your credibility as a leader your credibility of the credibility of the organization that you lead is I think the most important thing and to making sure that you really presenting a business case and a strong and compelling manner seeking investments I think is a skill that you need to acquire double up man with a lot of belief in the future you need to really sell your vision to the board.
Interviewer: I am gonna talk about marketing a breakfast Cereals like Kellogg, I mean like you've done a great job over the last couple of years because you had to really break through a very conservative segments of Indians who still are used to Indian breakfast you know formats or options what were the lessons when you actually went on the market and how's your approach to reaching out to the customer changed.
So lots of lessons over the last 45 years, one I think it is very important for us from the perspective of the category that pre-market to make sure that be educate people and give them a strong enough reason to buy into this category with the increasing levels of health and wellness we realized that people are far more conscious of what they eat today I think one of the things we pride ourselves in is we have a very very strong consumer practice at Kellogg.
so it helps you constantly to keep your finger on the pulse of the consumer and as we continue to track the journey of the consumer and how do consumers evolves, making sure your innovations keep pace in line with the changing consumer needs is important but like said before that the entire piece around educating the consumer so a campaign on Anaaj ka Nashta came from that inside a lot of people didn't know what cereals are made and it was important for us to tell consumers that there was no better way of finding the right cultural context and anaaj is something that every Indian really understands and the cereals that we make are made out of an anaaj. is just that the consumers did not know that and we
found that insight we found the right proposition and put it forward in a strong compelling manner the other thing is also in terms of the way that consumers shifting in the Shopper is changing today the consumers and shoppers are far far more in part they really have platter of choices bars in their hand where they can look at various products compared them, have
them delivered at the doorstep at their own convenience and the price that the really aspire to pay. so that really changes what we call the part to purchase or the consumer a customer
journey in terms of decision-making and I think that really opens up lots of possibilities in terms of revisiting your business model looking at your route to market looking at your supply chain your ability as an organization to be ready to dive into huge amount of data
and analytics because today with the entire social media platform and with e-commerce it's really become possible to look at consumer and shopper behaviour and for organizations to really harness that data to drive the business results.
Interviewer: But get rid of the other person now companies have far more intelligence and deeper than when you started off what is a transition being in the real? How technology has mean going to consumer and getting consumer insight easier from the time that you started off to now?
Sure. So if you rewind twenty years back in time a lot of it had to be face-to-face contact with the consumer research agencies we believe that even today there is no substitute to direct conversation with the consumer and direct consumer or the direct conversation is for the managers not necessarily through the research agency so I think that truth still remains I think tools and technology has only enabled us to get access to the consumer in a far more easier manner and in a far more faster and agile banners so all that has enabled the other thing is because consumers are now far more empowered as I said it's possible to have databases is created which really track consumer behaviour its always been the case for banks for telecom companies I think the FMCG companies are now getting onto this journey in India thereby it's possible to really look at consumer and shopper behaviour and then put out very targeted
and sharp programs which can either predict the behaviour of the consumer in the future or provide the right propositions for the right consumer segments based on the data analytics.
Interviewer: How much do you use data analytics for example in Kellogg?
So I think for us, so far it is still been a lot of it has been around insights that we drive talking to the consumers and shoppers we've just come and join me in terms of looking at analytics I think we are right just at the beginning whether It's the consumer data or even in terms of the customer journey whereby it's all about providing digital solutions to our field force for example but from a consumer marketing standpoint and under fire advertising spends a significant part of our friends have moved on to digital and also I think the future lies in content marketing so for example we have a wonderful association but Chhota Bheem and there is content has been co-created with one of our strongest assets which is Coco the monkey with Chota Bheem it's the same target audience of kids that two brands are really working on and I think the two brands have come together beautifully to create content the second example would be in terms of online campaigns that we have created knowing that's where the consumer spends most of her time and the entire Customization campaign on Corn flakes led by an inside that consumers want flexibility and they want variety in their food that was the genesis of the campaign but we chose to create a campaign which was an only online campaign and we created hundred videos of different recipes on Corn flakes so I think to come back to your question we started our journey to digital have moved we have got content marketing as an important back to our entire marketing programs I think are joining on data analytics has also commenced and it will only grow stronger and will continue to invest in that place.
One question on data analytics, how closely do you read your work with other Kellogg offices because there is a lot to be shared in terms of inside so what is that piece looking like ?
So the data analytics if you're talking about quantitative I think as a multinational organisation where we can benefit is really looking at the systems and processes that other Kellogg companies use and how do we borrow those and really lean on that experience that the other group companies already have the data and the insides have eventually got we created locally so I think the systems and processes can come through the global organisation and there's a lot of experience in the best because these are developed markets will be much further in this journey but at the end of it because need to be deployed in India and you need insides for your local consumers
Interviewer: Sure, let's focus on the youngsters when you see a fair crop of youngsters come out of schools and and join the workforce how do you think they have changed? Have they kept pace fast and rapidly changing market environment?
So I think every organisation is faced with the struggle of making sure that you're able to hire the right quality of talent and the war for talent i think is the biggest challenge that every
organization faces. more importantly I think it's critical to understand that the expectations specially the millions the expectations are very different I think today the don't no longer seek to be employees necessarily but what they are seeking is wider enricher experiences and they really want to make sure that they maximize their experiences in a short period of time
and it's very important I think for the youngsters to really understand that width the experience is important but equally the depth of experience is also important so why do in a hurry to accelerate your career do so by making sure that you stay for long enough and longevity and enough time spent in every rule I think becomes very critical. But organizations are gearing up to really keep pace with the changing expectations and as I said they're not seeking to be near really employees they're seeking to be really up corporate citizens creating rich experience
Tell me something in your journey Sangita, who were the people you looked up to? Who was the role model that you emulated? looking back?
At a personal level early on my father is been a role model for me. One of my professors in my business school has been a role model for me. I think the entire pursuit of perfection came to me from my professor who taught me that even if it was about drawing the line and he was very very well respected marketeer himself and a marketing professor but he taught me the art of doing whatever you're doing do it really well and that applies to every sphere of life and work and from my father I think I picked up the entire tengo for the need to pursue, the need to really really work hard and my father started his medicine in Pakistan and came to India with absolutely nothing and not knowing anybody and he really struggled and became very very successful so I think the entire his story has been truly inspirational for me and that's been one of my mottos that you don't really, you know give up in life so easily and you try and find solutions in life to really to get to your goal and if you seek out something it truly happens.
So what would your advice be to youngsters wanting to be value you're, you know and seeing that hay I want to be in the FMCG sector I want to reach the top of an organization like Kellogg. What would you advise to them?
So couple of advises one from the perspective of just a business if you aspire to be in the FMCG space make sure you're passionate about people it's important to your consumer shoppers are all people and I believe that great insides are the biggest enablers for a business to succeed and great insides really come from those people who are curious about people So have the passion to talk to people to really constantly find the truth to ask the question by several times and really unearth some insights that can unlock the business always been passionate about consumer no matter what level you are at. The second thing would be what I said before in terms of just Charting your own carrier to not be in hurry. So be patient make sure you choose the right organization the values of the terror organization something that must resonate with your own set of values and having got in to organization which we believe is right for you make sure that you make your choices in terms of either changing roles are changing organizations in a pragmatic manner and having ensured that you've stayed long enough to make a difference to the organization and to yourself.
Right! You think if there is one challenge that people face when they want to make especially
women what would it be if you could put a little bit of emphasis on that?
For women I think there is an important choice that they need to make is the right choices house I think that's absolutely critical so that irrespective of a move but that's just a critical
life decision for women and because that really very often decides their future women tend to otherwise make choices between family and their career and I think if you have a husband who really understands and respects your aspirations that past becomes that much easier terms of getting you closer to your goal and the second bit is women very often can be reticent about raising their hands when the right opportunity comes up either because they are not
confident or they're not sure of themselves my advice to them would be you're as good as a man have to believe and raise your hands.
Great! Last question what is your message be to upgrade, because the whole idea of a upgrade is to stress and continuous education to get digital is a platform to allow curated set of courses to help people go along so how important is continuous education in a journey to the talk and be what's a message for upgrade?
I think it's a great initiative very very befitting and well time for India I would say both for students and for people who are in corporate world. I think it would facilitate the learning process it's a great solution for the corporates. I think as you see entrepreneurship in India and India ranks among still one of the top markets in terms of the level of entrepreneurship so if we can enable that and Headley entrepreneurs find the right answers to the questions who otherwise they would not find answers to very easily I think it's fantastic and eventually its going to make a difference to the economy and eventually for students I think it would become a great learning platform because there is nothing which is really at that scale and is available in an organized fashion for students today and i genuinely believe that the learning process never stops so it's fantastic that if we have a platform here that can work for different segments of the society be it a person in the corporate field or the entrepreneurial student it's going to make a very positive difference by way of employment and thereby to the economy.
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