Tata Consultancy Service once again getting its rewards in world, this time thier ceo S Ramadorai, chief executive officer and managing director of Tata Consultancy Services, has been awarded a CBE (Commander of the Order of the British Empire) by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II for his contribution to Indo-British economic relations.
Subramaniam Ramadorai (Padma Bhushan) is CEO and Managing Director of Tata Consultancy Services Ltd (TCS).During the past 30 years, S. Ramadorai, has played an integral role in the international development of Tata Consultancy Services (TCS). His efforts have helped make TCS one of the world's largest global software and services companies with more than 100000 associates working in 53 countries, operating out of over 151 offices worldwide, and with revenues over US$ 5.7 billion
The Award was conferred on Ramadorai by the British Deputy High Commissioner, Western India, Vicki Treadell, at a function in Mumbai on Tuesday.
The CBE is conferred as an acknowledgement of an individual's exceptional contribution in their field. Ramadorai has been instrumental, since taking over as CEO in 1996, in transforming Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) into a US$6 billion global software company with a geographical reach across 42 countries, said a press release.
Under Ramadorai's leadership, TCS UK's estimated turnover has grown to over $1 billion, helping to create over 4200 jobs in the UK. TCS is also an instrumental player in the Tata Group's role as the largest Indian investor in the UK, the release added.
Subramaniam Ramadorai (Padma Bhushan) is CEO and Managing Director of Tata Consultancy Services Ltd (TCS).During the past 30 years, S. Ramadorai, has played an integral role in the international development of Tata Consultancy Services (TCS). His efforts have helped make TCS one of the world's largest global software and services companies with more than 100000 associates working in 53 countries, operating out of over 151 offices worldwide, and with revenues over US$ 5.7 billion
The Award was conferred on Ramadorai by the British Deputy High Commissioner, Western India, Vicki Treadell, at a function in Mumbai on Tuesday.
The CBE is conferred as an acknowledgement of an individual's exceptional contribution in their field. Ramadorai has been instrumental, since taking over as CEO in 1996, in transforming Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) into a US$6 billion global software company with a geographical reach across 42 countries, said a press release.
Under Ramadorai's leadership, TCS UK's estimated turnover has grown to over $1 billion, helping to create over 4200 jobs in the UK. TCS is also an instrumental player in the Tata Group's role as the largest Indian investor in the UK, the release added.
Commenting on the award, Ramadorai said, "United Kingdom and India share a special economic, cultural and political relationship that continues to grow and TCS is very proud to have played a role in strengthening these ties".
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