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Nitin Anasane is President, ACDA

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href="https://www.dqweek.com/associations-active-but-fragmented">Amravati
Computer Dealers Association
(ACDA), has announced the names of the office bearers for the year
2010-2011 post the elections held in April. Nitin Anasane has been
appointed as the President and Prashant Naik as the VP of the
Gujarat-based trade association.

“I am elated to be nominated as the
President of ACDA for the FY 2010-11. It was a general decision taken
by the members. Currently, I will be concentrating on the summer
exhibition, which is planned for June and also the PC Utsav, which
will be conducted in January next year. In order to maintain a steady
growth in the market, I feel that relationship with any IT company is
very important. During the summer exhibition there will be companies
displaying their products along with live demo,” said Anasane. “We
do not mind adding members to our association but we expect them to
be genuine and know the tricks of the trade to deal with the
customers,” he added.

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Along with IT fairs, ACDA plans to
associate themselves with other social activities to benefit the
rural and tribal people. According to Naik, “The main focus will be
to educate the tribal students in Melghat near Chikhaldhara. We would
teach them the basic use of the computer, difference between desktop
and laptops.” ACDA also plans to introduce a special program among
their partners in order to increase the growt style="background: transparent none repeat scroll 0% 0%; -moz-background-clip: border; -moz-background-origin: padding; -moz-background-inline-policy: continuous;">h
of
the business in the market. “We want to engage a particular
company with one partner in our region so that this will help them in
achieving their targets smoothly and without any confusion. If every
partner is dealing with various product brands, they do not achieve
their targets on time. So it is better if the partner decides to
stick to one company and reach his targets with the same,” added
Anasane.

Also ACDA is facing problems regarding
fewer number of service stations in their region. Partners have to
send products to Nagpur to get them serviced. According to the
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is a major
concern when it comes to sending products to other regions.

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Executive Body of ACDA (2010/11)

Nitin Anasane: President

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Gupta:
VP

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style="background: rgb(255, 255, 153) none repeat scroll 0% 0%; -moz-background-clip: border; -moz-background-origin: padding; -moz-background-inline-policy: continuous;">Prashant
Naik:
VP

Yogesh Agrawal: Secretary

Rajesh Ingle: Joint Secretary

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Ravi Budhlani: Treasurer

Deepak Mordia: PRO

Nilesh Khandar: Executive Member

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Deepesh Doshi: Executive Member

Saru Sirsat: Executive Member

Sachin Deshmukh: Executive Member

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Sachin Palsokar: Special Advisory Panel



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