Central Bridging wins business excellence award

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Last week Central Bridging, with its close links to India, were among a group of achievers to be recognised for excellence in their respective fields at the Indo-European Business Forum (IEBF) Annual Summit, held at the House of Lords.

The business collected an award from former Indian cricket captain, Kapil Dev and House of Lords peer Baroness Sandy Verma.

Other winners included Manish Tiwari, the founder of UK-based ethnic media agency ‘Here and Now 365’ for his contribution to the media industry and Indian film Ssar, Sunil Shetty, who flew in from Baku to be recognised for his contribution to Indian art and culture.

The event also marked the launch of a report entitled “India: A 5 Trillion Dollar Economy by 2024-25” complied by IEBF India lead, Sunil Gupta. Gupta stated that despite the recent trend of global slowdown India is “moving forwards towards achieving its dream target with the help of various factors like democracy, demography, demand, decisiveness, ease of doing business and ease of living, amongst others.”

John Clifford, managing director, Central Bridging, said: “Over a number of years now we have forged ever closer links with leading members of the Indian Business community in both London and overseas.

“As these relationships have flourished, close business ties have been complimented by friendship and a strong mutual trust and we are therefore honoured to accept this award.”

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