Dr. Neha Sharma Chowdhury receives “Sheros Shakti Samman”

New Delhi : Dr. Neha Sharma Chowdhury, Head of Marketing at Modern Group of Institutions & Industries, Indore, was honoured with the Sheros Shakti Samman Award in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, at the LNCT University Auditorium. Sheros Sewa Social Welfare Society hosted the awards event to recognise and celebrate the achievements of women in a variety of disciplines.

At the awards event, several influential women leaders and dignitaries from a wide range of fields attended as special guests. Dr. Neha Sharma was one of the honorees for her outstanding contributions to higher education and career guidance.

A lady of vision, Dr. Neha Sharma has led over 2,000 career counselling sessions with students around the nation, significantly influencing their ability to identify and follow their passions in the workplace. She has published several books on the subject of marketing and has a number of important patents thanks to her extensive knowledge in the fields of higher education and marketing.

It’s no secret that Dr. Neha Sharma has been recognised by several authorities; among them are the Mayor of Indore City and a Member of Parliament from Indore on two separate occasions. Dr. Anil Kharia, Chairman of Modern Group of Institutions, and Dr. Punit Kumar Dwivedi, Group Director, expressed their deepest gratitude to the award’s recipient, Dr. Neha Sharma Chowdhury, and offered their heartfelt congratulations on her numerous accomplishments.

This award is a reflection of Dr. Neha Sharma’s hard work, devotion, and unyielding commitment to the area of higher education, and she deserves it wholeheartedly. For young women all throughout the country who want to make a difference in their industries, she is an inspiration because of her success.

The purpose of the Sheros Shakti Samman award is to honour and celebrate women who have made significant contributions to society, and Dr. Neha Sharma’s work is a shining example of this. Her call for expanding access to educational and professional possibilities for women should be heard and emphasised. A toast to this courageous woman!