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Carlson institutes ‘K.B. Kachru Scholarship’

Recognizing the contribution of K.B. Kachru, Trudy Rautio, President & CEO, Carlson Companies recently instituted the ‘K.B. Kachru Scholarship by Carlson’ at the 75th anniversary celebrations of Carlson Companies in Stockholm.

This scholarship aims at providing opportunities for education for the girl child in the field of Hospitality. The objective of this merit based scholarship would be to provide vocational assistance to meritorious girl students by offering opportunities of education in Hospitality at IHM, Pusa New Delhi & at the Institute for International Management & Technology (IIMT), Gurgaon. The scholarship entitles the awardees complete course fee for the entire duration of the course.

As Chairman- South Asia, Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group, K.B. Kachru has been responsible for the overall strategy, development and growth within South Asia.  

Caption: Trudy Rautio, President and Chief Executive Officer, Carlson (extreme right); Simon Barlow, President, Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group, Asia Pacific (extreme left). They can be seen with K.B Kachru (Chairman, Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group, South Asia) and his wife, Neelam Kachru at the event.

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