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Golden Peacock Award

From Madhur Bhandarkar,Yash Raj to Shri Ashok Chavan,Shri S.C Zamir all under one roof.

Golden Peacock Awards are the holy grail of corporate excellence in quality, corporate governance, corporate social responsibility, innovation, training, environment management, ecological leadership and business leadership. They provide not only worldwide recognition and prestige but a competitive advantage in driving business in this tumultuous world. All institutions whether public, private, non-profit, government, business, manufacturing and service sector are eligible to apply. Leadership Awards are determined through nomination.

Golden Peacock Awards is one place were eminent leaders and achievers from all walk of field are under one roof.

We name it From IT Industry, Health care, political spheres to Film Industry, Steel, Communication, Defence sector, communication etc. they are present. The event will be held from 16th to 18th in Mumbai in ITC Hotel The Maratha.

The opening ceremony will be on Friday 16th.among the special addressees there is Shri Ashok Chavan-Chief Minister Maharashtra, Madhur Bhandarkar, T R Doongaji –MD,Tata Services , and many more celebrities and leaders.

On 17th there are different Panel Discussions where in we will see Yash Chopra, Jagmohan Mundhra, Subhash Ghai, Govind Nihalani, Manmohan Shetty, Dilip Ranjekar- WIPRO Foundation, Adi Godrej and the list still continues later it will be followed by Golden Peacock award Night with chief guest Shri S C Zamir- Hon'ble Governor of Maharashtra, Dr Ola Ullsten, Former Prime Minister of Sweden followed by Page3 dinner party hosted by ITC.

Some of the awardees are LG Electronics in category of electronics, Reliance Infrastructure in Manufacturing sector, Indian Army(Technical Group) in govt. sector,Bharti telesoft in IT sector Idea cellular in Communication and many more….

The following day that is on 18th all the winners will give presentation related to their sector.

This year 217 applications were recivied out of which 82 were short listed after 3 tier assessment process. All institutions whether public, private, non-profit, government, business, manufacturing and service sector are eligible to apply. Leadership Awards are determined through nomination. They provide not only worldwide recognition and prestige but also a competitive advantage in driving business in this tumultuous world under Golden Peacock Award models. The Awards are bestowed annually and are designed to encourage total improvement in each sector of our business. IOD has been preparing Directors for the turbulent business of tomorrow's world for the past 17 years. It provides an unparalleled platform for networking directors and linking them cohesively with the international community of corporate directors. IoD's focus on quality, environment and governance and social responsibility in a holistic manner has been an important factor in bringing transformation of Indian industry. This is the only award, which has meticulously defined, and transparent selection criteria and is determined by highly elaborate and independent assessment process.

Dr. Madhav Mehra (President, World Council for Corporate Governance, UK) said, "We must all remember that the market has become extremely savvy. It will stand non nonsense. We are living at a time when shareholders and the public at large will not remain quiet. Even this fraud would never have come to light but for the activism of Satyam investors. So make no mistake. The price of hiding failures will be much more than revealing them. Companies need to be encouraged to own exposures, failures and rewarded for being transparent.

The biggest challenge for the companies is how to combat the culture of cosines in the board. We need independent directors who are trained to ask awkward difficult questions and have the courage to belch.

--SAMPURN

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