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IACC celebrates American Independence Day & I-ACE Awards
Indo-American Chamber of Commerce celebrates American Independence Day and the fourth Indo-American Corporate Excellence Awards. The event recognised the best U.S. companies in India by honoring them with the Indo-American Corporate Excellence Awards.
The Indo-American Chamber of Commerce (IACC), hosted a an event to celebrate the American Independence Day and the fourth'Indo-American Corporate Excellence(I-ACE) Awards' at the Jamshed Bhabha Theatre, N.C.P.A, Mumbai on Saturday, June 28, 2008.
Atul Nishar, Regional President, Indo American Chamber of Commerce was the host for the evening. Michael S Owen, U.S. Consul General was the Chief Guest of the event and Farokh T Balsara, National President, Indo-American Chamber of Commerce was the Guest of Honor. Ashank Desai, was the Chairman of the Jury of the Indo- American Corporate Excellence (I-ACE) Awards.
The event recognised the best U.S. companies in India by honoring them with the Indo-American Corporate Excellence Awards. The 2008 I-ACE winners were:
The best U.S. Company in India in Financial Service Sector - DSP Merrill Lynch; Mr. Kevin Watts, President DSP Merrill Lynch and the Chairman Mr.Hemendra Kothari accepted the award on behalf of DSP Merrill Lynch
The best U.S. Company in India in the Technology, Communications & Entertainment Sector - Virtusa India; Mr. T N Hari, Senior Vice President & Global Head of Human Resources accepted the award on behalf of Virtusa India
The best U.S. Company in India in the field of Manufacturing & other services sector - Monsanto; Mr. Sekhar Natrajan , Regional Leader, Monsanto accepted the award on behalf of Monsanto
The Indo-American Corporate Excellence Award to the overall best American Company operating in India - DSP Merrill Lynch; Mr. Kevin Watts, President DSP Merrill Lynch and the Chairman Mr. Hemendra Kothari accepted the award on behalf of DSP Merrill Lynch