SHRM India Honours Companies Through the 12’th Edition of its Annual HR Excellence Awards

The Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) organised a gala SHRM India HR excellence award ceremony to honour companies who prioritize their employees, provide future focused excellence in the field of people management and acknowledge the value of human capital as a major factor in business outcomes.

SHRM India Honours Companies Through HR Excellence Awards

These prestigious awards, currently in their 12’th edition were created with the intention of honouring businesses that have excelled at integrating NEXT into their human resource operations and enabling HR to play a strategic role.

This year’s SHRM India Annual Conference and Expo 2023, which was the largest-ever gathering of business leaders and HR experts, hosted the award ceremony. The conference aimed to advance and innovate several facets of human resources.

Achal Khanna, CEO SHRM India, APAC & MENA stated, “Organisations that put their employees first and support their development and well-being will surely prosper. In addition to achieving company objectives, future success depends on people working as a team to advance their professional as well as personal development. Business executives, particularly HR specialists, play a crucial role in this endeavour and it is our duty to support them. Congratulations to all of the winners, but in my opinion, all of the nominations were winners as well.”

For the 9 award categories of the SHRM HR Excellence Awards, numerous organisations were invited to submit applications. 

Showcasing below the award categories and details of the winners

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Showcasing below the PSU award categories and details of the winners

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