Synchrony Financial receives Helen Keller Award for providing employment & equal growth opportunities for people with disabilities




Mr. Faisal Uddin, Sr. Vice President & Business Leader India, Mr. KM Cherian, VP, Customer service with his team and the Helen Keller awa (1)
 Mr. Faisal Uddin, Sr. Vice President & Business Leader India, Mr. KM Cherian, VP, Customer service with his team and the Helen Keller awa 

Mr. Faisal Uddin, Sr. Vice President & Business Leader India, Mr. KM Cherian, VP, Customer service with his team and the Helen Keller awa
 Mr. Faisal Uddin, Sr. Vice President & Business Leader India, Mr. KM Cherian, VP, Customer service with his team and the Helen Keller awa

Mr. KM Cherian VP Customer Service and Mr Faisal Uddin Sr. Vice President and Business Leader Synchrony Financial India receiving the Hel
Mr. KM Cherian VP Customer Service and Mr Faisal Uddin Sr. Vice President and Business Leader Synchrony Financial India

Photograph : L-R : Mr.  N S Parthasarathy, President & COO Mindtree, Mr. Bibek Debroy, Member NITI Ayog, Mr. KM Cherian, Vice President, Customer Service, Synchrony Financial, Mr. Pradeep Gupta, Chairman CyberMedia and trustee NCPEDP, Ms. Meghna Dewan, Synchrony Financial and Mr. Faisaluddin Sr. Vice President and Business Leader India- Synchrony Financial at a function receiving Helen Keller award for providing employment & equal growth opportunities for people with disabilities.

Hyderabad: 5th December 2016, Synchrony Financial (NYSE: SYF), a premier consumer financial services company, has been awarded the prestigious Helen Keller Award by the National Centre for Promotion of Employment for Disabled People in the Role Model Companies/NGOs/Institutions category. The Helen Keller Award is recognized as the most prestigious Indian benchmark for honoring people and organizations working toward providing employment and equal growth opportunities for people with disabilities.

Synchrony Financial works to improve the communities where it does business through its Corporate Citizenship platform, and through seven employee Diversity and Inclusion networks, including the People with Disabilities Network (PDN). The PDN aspires to establish Synchrony Financial as an employer of choice, and to be an inspiration for all our employees, their families and our communities.  Synchrony Financial India is proud to employ a number of people with disabilities, and works with them to help them connect and thrive in their careers. 

Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Faisal Uddin, Sr. Vice President and Business Leader India, said, “We are delighted and honoured to receive the prestigious Helen Keller Award from the National Centre for Promotion of Employment for Disabled People. The award is recognition of our commitment to provide equal employment and growth opportunities to people with disabilities. We aspire to establish Synchrony Financial as an employer of choice and to be an inspiration for all of our employees and the communities where we do business.”

The nomination for the Helen Keller Award was solicited and supported by V-Shesh, Synchrony Financial’s hiring partner (http://v-shesh.com), and NASSCOM, an industry body (www.nasscom.in). Their support makes this award even more special.

Adding to this, Mr. K M Cherian,VP, Customer Service, said, “We are happy to receive the Helen Keller Award in recognition of the efforts by our PDN group. Synchrony Financial also has a unique Corporate Citizenship platform, Families that Work, which encourages the employees to participate in various activities to positively impact society and improve the quality of life of those in need. We involve our employees in various community service activities. In one initiative, the volunteer hours spent were leveraged to provide vision to over 600 underprivileged patients through a unique “All for Eyes” campaign. In another case, to improve the safety surveillance in the old city, we have signed an MOU with the Hyderabad city police for the installation of 64 CCTV cameras. These cameras play an important role in helping to make the old city safer.”