Onkar Kanwar honored with Lifetime Achievement Award

The Managing India Awards, instituted by AIMA, seek to honor individuals who have made significant contributions

27 Apr 2024 | 13527 Views | By Autocar Professional Bureau

At the Managing India Awards ceremony organised by the All India Management Association (AIMA), Onkar Kanwar, the Chairman of Apollo Tyres Ltd, was bestowed with the Lifetime Achievement Award. Jagdeep Dhankhar, the Vice President of India, presented the award to Kanwar in the presence of distinguished personalities representing various sectors.

Kanwar was lauded for his visionary business acumen and exemplary leadership. Under his stewardship, Apollo Tyres underwent a remarkable transformation, evolving from an Indian manufacturer of commercial vehicle tires to a global powerhouse with a comprehensive product range spanning three continents. Kanwar's unwavering commitment to value-driven strategies and his dedication to enhancing the well-being of stakeholders across the board have earned him widespread admiration.

The Managing India Awards, instituted by AIMA, seek to honor individuals who have made significant contributions. These awards celebrate achievers from diverse fields who have demonstrated exceptional leadership, foresight, and innovation, inspiring others with their remarkable accomplishments.

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