THE 9TH ANNUAL MANUFACTURING TODAY Conference & Awards 2021, presented by the Aditya Birla Group, powered by Loctite, with exclusive lighting partner Havells, engineering design partner Autodesk, and HVAC partner Blue Star, on 17th September, 2021, lived up to its reputation of being the most excitedly awaited event in the industry.
With luminaries from the industry in virtual attendance through the day, the event hosted three very power packed panel discussions on topics of most relevance to the industry, followed by the felicitation of the jury and finally culminated in the awards ceremony.
Rashmi Naicker, ITP Media Group (India), after a short introduction to the event invited Bibhor Srivastava, Country Head, ITP Media (India) Pvt Ltd., to deliver the welcome address and initiate the event.
“The award ceremony is among the most treasured occasion for our organisation. It provides us with an opportunity to recognise and acknowledge the good work undertaken by the individuals and the companies, to address the whole manufacturing community and to share their achievements, their successes and plans for the future,” said Srivastava in his heart-felt rendition.
Concluding his opening address, Srivastava called upon E R Raj Narayanan, Chief Manufacturing Officer & Business Head - Ultra Tech Cement Ltd to present his welcome note.
WELCOME NOTE
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