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3rdAsian Directors Golf Tournament Jointly Organised by Asian Centre for Corporate Governance & Sustainability
3rd Asian Directors Golf Tournament was played at the Willingdon sports Club Mumbai, which was organized by Asian Center For Corporate Governance & Sustainability on on Saturday 19th December 2009. This was third year in continuation that this tournament was organized. Every year this tournament is connected with the International Conference on Corporate Governance & Sustainability, which is supported by Institutes of Directors from Asian Countries like Singapore, Hongkong, Malaysia, Indonesia & Thailand. Directors of Several nationalities like Japan, Singapore, America, Europe & South Africa brush shoulders with the high-powered Chairmen, MDs, CEOs, Directors, CXOs & CFOs from Indian corporate world. Mr Humayun Dhanrajgir – Member, Global Advisory Board, Asian Centre For Corporate Governance & Sustainability hit the first tee off with his four ball comprising of Pradeep Chinai, Mita Gowande & Madhup Vaghani. Participation was by invitation to maintain a certain quality of participation. Lady Golfers like Sangeeta Kataria, Mita Gowande, Radha Shah & others mingled with men Golfers after the tournament over drinks & Lunch. Indian Corporate world was well represented by Rudy Singh of Hindustan Unilever, Pramod Bhambani of Siemens, Dilip Dandekar of Camlin Ltd, Sandeep Gill of Delloitte, Arvind Jolly of Jolly.
Sangeeta Kataria, Director Methodex Ltd, was the proud winner of 3rd Asian Directors Golf Tournament and took home the Gorgeous Golden Rolling trophy along with a Winner’s Crystal Trophy, which will remain in her proud possession and adorn her shelf. Mita Gowande as runner up acquired second beautiful trophy in crystal.
‘Longest Drive’ prize went to Rudy Singh from Hindustan Unilever at 290 yards, Closest to Pin’ also went to Rudy Singh who placed his ball 2 feet from the pin. Awards were presented by Mahendra Chouhan, Vice Chairman, Global Advisory Board, Asian Centre for Corporate Governance & Sustainability, and Mr Arvind Jolly, Past president IMC. The Golf tournament committee comprised of Mr Humayun Dhanrajgir- Member, Global Advisory Board, Asian Centre. S.K.Mitra, Pradeep Chinai, Dilip Dandekar & Dinesh Lal & M.K.Chouhan. Asian Centre for Corporate Governance (ACCG) is a non–profit institution launched with a Mission “To promote Global Corporate Governance principles of Transparency, Accountability & Equity and to become a ‘Catalytic Institution’ to bring about qualitative improvements in the Corporate Governance ‘Processes & Practices’ of Asian Companies for optimizing the shareholder’s as well as stake holder’s value, in a balanced manner.” Indian Merchants’ Chamber (IMC) is a premier Chamber of Trade, Commerce and Industry in India. It is the only Chamber that enjoys the privilege of having Mahatma Gandhiji, the Father of the Nation, as its honorary member (1931). The Chamber is a non-profit organization. It works as a facilitator between the Government on the one hand and the Industry on the other. It has a large membership of over 3,000 Corporate Bodies, Professionals and Firms and 250 Trade and Industry Associations, Young Leaders’ Forum with over 230 members, IMC Ladies’ Wing 1,600 women entrepreneurs and the IMC Economic Research and Training Foundation (IMC ERTF). Above all, Major industrial and business houses in India are members of the Chamber. The Chamber, thus, represents directly more than 250,000 businesses. IMC started celebrating its Centenary Year from 7th September 2006. Former President Dr APJ Abdul Kalam inaugurated its Centenary celebrations. Also, the Govt. of India issued a commemorative postal stamp on September 7, 2006 in recognition of the services rendered by the IMC to Trade, Commerce and Industry over the years. To see more details of other Asian Director Golf Tournaments 1st Asian Director Golf Tournament 2nd Asian Director Golf Tournament For next Asian Director Tournament, please contact accg@asiancentre.org Phone: +91 22 23517023 Fax: +91 22 237819 web site www.asiancentre.org. |
