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Grameenphone bags top award for human resource management

The 19th Edition of the prestigious award ceremony took place on June 10, 2021. Grameenphone's efforts to ensure employee wellbeing during COVID-19, focus on nurturing an inclusive workplace, digitalization of HR services, and a unique approach in fostering a learning culture & upskilling effort were highly commended. 

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Dhaka — The Grameenphone has been recognized as the “Best Organization for Workplace and People Development” in the “Organizational Awards” category of Asian Leadership Awards (ALA) 2021.

The 19th Edition of the prestigious award ceremony took place on June 10, 2021. Grameenphone’s efforts to ensure employee wellbeing during COVID-19, focus on nurturing an inclusive workplace, digitalization of services, and a unique approach in fostering a learning culture & upskilling effort were highly commended. 

The Asian Leadership Awards is recognized in the industry for patronizing and promoting the value of leadership in Asia. Since 2011, the award has been inspiring hundreds of organizations and professionals to go the extra mile to ensure the healthy and consistent growth of the workforce. This year, the program was held virtually, where the seasoned Jury Council of Asian Leadership Awards congratulated Grameenphone’s outstanding efforts for discovering newer possibilities. More than 300 senior leaders attended the program.

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Syed Tanvir Husain, Chief Human Resource Officer (CHRO) Grameenphone, said, “As a connectivity partner to Digitalization journey of Bangladesh, we have been continuously putting our efforts to innovate and build future-fit skills at Grameenphone while keeping our employees wellbeing, inclusive culture, project automation, digitally-operated HR on the top in our agenda. Therefore, we feel honored to have been the recipient of the Asian Leadership Award 2021, and we dedicate this achievement to all the employees of the Grameenphone family.”

As the Connectivity Partner, Grameenphone plays various roles to help unleash the full potential of future Bangladesh. Across the world, customer behavior is transforming in the face of the 4th Industrial Revolution. The Covid-19 crisis has accelerated digitalization in all spheres, and Grameenphone employees have taken up the challenge of upskilling and reskilling themselves to serve their 8 Crore+ subscribers better.

In 2020, Grameenphone employees spent an average of 58 hours learning on critical competency areas of Digital Marketing, UX, Product Management, & Virtualization, Customer Facing IT, etc., from renowned global platforms such as , Linux Academy, Red Hat, and Udacity.

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