New Delhi, Dec 11 : UST, a global leader in digital transformation solutions, has achieved yet another milestone by winning the prestigious 2024 Business Culture Awards (BCA) in the category of Best CSR/Corporate Sustainability Initiative. The company also received a Highly Commended distinction in the Best Large Organization for Business Culture category, reaffirming its unwavering commitment to fostering a values-driven corporate culture and impactful social responsibility initiatives.

This recognition marks the fifth consecutive year UST has been honored by the BCA, showcasing its sustained excellence in nurturing a business culture rooted in innovation, inclusivity, and purpose. Previous accolades include the Best CSR/Corporate Sustainability Initiative and Best Global Organization for Business Culture in 2023, Best Large Organization – Business Culture in 2022, and the Business Culture Team Award in 2021.

UST’s achievements are underpinned by its employees’ extraordinary dedication, contributing over 25,000 hours to CSR initiatives under the mission, “Transforming Lives.” The company was also a finalist in several other categories, including the Business Culture Builder Award and Best Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Initiative.

Sunil Balakrishnan, Chief Values Officer and Global Head for Development Center Operations at UST, expressed gratitude:
“It is an incredible honor to receive this recognition for the fifth year in a row. This award is a testament to our employees’ passion for driving meaningful change and staying true to our founding values established by G.A. Menon. As we move forward, we are committed to further embedding these values into our practices to create long-term impact.”

The winners were selected after rigorous evaluation by a distinguished panel of global experts in organizational culture. Judges commended UST for its strong purpose-driven approach, commitment to aligned values, and long-term culture-building efforts. One remarked, “It’s rare to see such a deeply ingrained and far-reaching culture program.”