Garware Technical Fibres - a leading player in the global technical textile sector and leading global supplier of nets and ropes to the aquaculture industry - was recently recognised as one of the 100 best companies to work for in India - ranked 79 - according to the latest report of Great Place to Work (GPTW) 2023. This award, obtained for a second time in a row, confirms the company's unwavering commitment to fostering a supportive and attractive work environment for its employees; it is thus a testimony of its dedication to the satisfaction of employees, professional growth and general well-being.
Also, it's CEO, Mr. Shujaul Rehman, is recognised as one of "India's 28 Most Trustworthy Leaders" by Great Place to Work. This award reflects Mr. Rehman's steadfast commitment to fostering a culture of trust, innovation and excellence within Garware Technical Fibres Ltd., who as a leader, demonstrates outstanding qualities, which propel the company to new challenges.
"I am honoured to be recognised among the most trusted leaders in India. This distinction is a reflection of the dedication and commitment of our team; together we develop a corporate culture in their workplace, which values trust, empowers our employees and fosters innovation. it is precisely through their hard work and unwavering dedication that we have achieved this remarkable success," Rehman said.
In this way, Garware Technical Fibres Ltd. continues to revolutionise the technical textiles industry with its innovative solutions, unwavering commitment to quality and global reach.
It should be noted that Great Place to Work helps companies become an excellent place to work, providing leaders and organisations with the recognition and tools to create a consistent and positive employee experience, fostering cultures that have been shown to drive business and improve lives. Since 1992, its Certification, Best Workplaces Lists and global benchmarks have become the industry standard, based on data from more than 100 million employees in 150 countries around the world.
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