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ICCC felicitates volunteers - 18 07-2017

18 Jul 2017 6:30 PM | Anonymous

ICCC felicitates volunteers

Celebrating Volunteerism!

The Indo-Canada Chamber of Commerce (ICCC) has a special affinity for volunteers and volunteerism. This is because the Chamber benefits immensely from volunteerism. Right from the committee member who organizes the programs to the President of the Chamber and the board of directors, everyone who has helped built the chamber to what it has become during the last four decades has been, is, and will be a volunteer.

Recognizing volunteers’ contribution to the Chamber is a much anticipated and eagerly awaited annual event. This year was no exception. The Indo-Canada Chamber of Commerce celebrated volunteerism by honouring its volunteers and handing out certificates of appreciation. In an important precedent, the Chamber also singled out four volunteers who went above and beyond their responsibilities as committee members and contributed significantly to the Chamber’s multifarious activities.

These superstar volunteers are:

  • Jay Banerjei
  • Gursharan Kandra
  • Jasveen Rattan
  • Chirag Shah
  • Harleen Dhanjal 

Thanks to the contributions of these volunteers, their committees were able to perform exceptionally. They made the Chamber look good. 

Jay Banerjei

Gursharan Kandra 

 Jasveen Rattan

 Chirag Shah

 

 Harleen Dhanjal

 Audience at the event

Speaking on the occasion, Arun Srivastava, President, ICCC, said, “The Chamber Volunteering offers incredible opportunities, priceless professional development which enhances business and careers. Volunteering provides a sense of fulfillment and a perfect platform for anyone wanting to expose their leadership potential. By working with others, sharing experiences and identifying best practices, one starts to identify key qualities and considers how to develop these qualities in themselves. Serving on one of the Chamber’s committees is a great way to learn about the organization and volunteering is something that anyone can do.”

Devika Penkelapati, Vice President, Programs and Events, emceed the program, and emphasized that volunteerism is quintessential Canadian characteristic that has become an integral part of the Chamber’s functioning. He invited all the members of the board who were present at the program – Pathik Baxi, Ajay Tandon, Kanwar Dhanjal, Abubakkar Noohujohn, Pappur Shankar, Sanjay Brahmbhatt, Janak Bhawnani and himself – to come to the forefront to be acknowledged for their volunteerism for the Chamber.


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