CIMA – 022 – Building Self Confidence to Orphans - CIM Kickoff-S&P Capital IQ, Hyderabad on 15th May, 2015

CIMA – 022 – Building Self Confidence to Orphans - CIM Kickoff-S&P Capital IQ, Hyderabad on 15th May, 2015

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Update about service project conducted by employees of S&P Capital IQ (www.spcapitaliq.com) - Business unit of McGraw Hill Financial (www.mhfi.com), Hyderabad, India

About Community Impact Program: McGraw-Hill Financial ( www.mhfi.com ) is the company which strongly believes in the motto, 'Giving back is essential'. MHFI encourages its employees to work for service projects in which 20+ employees would be working together and for solving public problems in their community to build better lives and stronger communities. MHFI grants $2000 per project and employees spend their personal time on the project. This year S&P Capital IQ, Hyderabad (part of MHFI group www.spcapitaliq.com ) employees applied for projects from various areas.

About the project: S&P Capital IQ planned to do in the CIM-Kick off community project to build the self confidence in the students and guiding them about the career development.

Project Leader: Vamshidhar Reddy Gangula 

Activity: CIM Kick off – Building self confidence to orphans

Date & Time: 15th May 2015

Number of Volunteers: 300+

Location: S&P Capital IQ, Hyderabad

Colorful T-shirts with wonderful hearts
Committed to teach and inclined to inspire
Energized to engineer the young minds
Fully loaded with life changing messages

Above words are insufficient to describe about our volunteers and their service.

Today S&P Capital IQ, McGraw Hill Financial, Hyderabad Community Impact Month Kickoff 2015 happened at our office premises and we are going to work on 92 community projects this year.
As a Kickoff event our employees coached 250+ high school students who are orphans and boosted their self-confidence to work on their self-development.
More than 300 employees of our company met the participants and guided them in various aspects of life.

This project will help them with below impact.

1. Inspired them to decide career goal and move in right direction
2. Developed overall understanding of students on various career paths
3. Visualization of industry, products and skills required
4. Goal setting and working in right direction to reach greater heights

Participants are overwhelmed to see many brothers and sisters to hold their hand in to the world of opportunities and decided to work with Passion and WIN
This is a great start for another remarkable CIM year at S&P Capital IQ, Hyderabad.
Congratulations to all CIM Leaders and Volunteers

FEEDBACK OF THE VOLUNTEERS:

Kiran Kumar Kaza: I am very much happy for being part of the  CIM Kickoff 2015. As part of this, around 80 volunteers has given the insight on various career options available for the students. All the students felt really happy and have taken clarifications on their dream careers. All the volunteers shared that the event has given lot of inner satisfactions by sharing knowledge with the students. We all thank our esteemed company for giving us this opportunity to serve the society.

Kalyan Pothini: I participated in many number of CIM Projects from last 6 years but this project gave lot of self satisfaction. I played key role in this project by way of coordinating with children’s, guests, speakers and admin team volunteers. Our volunteers worked dedicatedly and helped orphan children for improvement of their self confidence levels.  Those orphan children felt so secure with our volunteer guidance and got motivated to settle in their life even though they have limited income sources. Most of the children exhibited their talent. I am so happy to be part of this kick off CIM Project. Thanks to the MHFI management for accepting this project.

Arun Kumar Karnati: Community Impact Month Kick Off 2015 was a splendid day for S&P Capital IQ, Hyderabad team. It turned out to be the most fruitful day with more than 250 orphan children benefiting. The day started with a small gathering where all the children were given introduction for the day. Then, it continued with lively sessions on self-development and career guidance for children. At the end of the day, we could see all the children cheerful with the knowledge and the guidance they acknowledged. As those children were orphans or semi-orphans, they really needed someone to guide them in their educational and career path. They were very delighted to know various options available in the near future for them to grab the opportunities in the market. Some of them exclaimed, ‘We now know what we have to do in life’.

It was most touching when those little children were calling our volunteers as ‘brother and sister’. That’s what those children need, a brotherly love and concern and guidance in their lives. We were also very satisfied as the day was filled with inculcating the knowledge and direction to those little children. We strongly believe that the children will carry with them what they have learned and will implement them in their lives. The proverb, ‘Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime’ came true as we could see the children promising us that they would implement all that they learned in their studies and career after. Thanks to McGraw-Hill for giving us this memorable experience through ‘Community Impact Month”. I am proud to be part of this bountiful happening.

Praveen Varma Yejarla: Around 50 enthusiastic and compassionate volunteers had interacted with the students. It was a motivational and useful session for the children, as our volunteers established a warm relationship with them quickly; and then tried to instill self belief and positive attitude in them. The volunteers explained the value of life, challenges it throws, opportunities it gives and the attitude needed to grow. Children confided in them and asked many questions and raised concerns. Our volunteers have explained in detail and assured them of existence of helping hands for them.

Venkata Kiran Ravi: Around 120 volunteers actively participated in providing various career opportunities available in each Industry. The Volunteers  explained 16 types of industries and various job roles in it and encouraged the children to pursue the dream career by choosing right educational path to become a successful professionals. Each volunteer has  shared insights of each industry  to the children and ingested a desire to pursue the higher studies for a better career path.Childrens actively involved with the volunteers and asked few questions and took suggestions.

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PRESS COVERAGE:

IT Employees in Social Service

‘We are leaders not only in profession but also in social service’, said Pratap C. Aditya, the Managing Director of S&P Capital IQ. The company celebrated its “Community Impact Month” Volunteers’ Day in its office premises on Friday. On this occasion, the M.D. of the company said that the company is proud of their employees standing first for social service apart from their professional duties. 210 children of Vandemataram Foundation participated in the event. As part of this, they have spent funds for women empowerment, career guidance for the students, and for helping formers. Mr. Madan Mohan Yalamanchili, the Executive Chairman, also participated in the event, along with employees of the company.

To instill Self-Confidence in Orphans… Community Impact Month event has been launched in Madapur

Community Impact Month Volunteers Day program was launched at S&P Capital IQ in Madapur on Friday. As part of this event, the employees of the company, with the help of Vandemataram Foundation, conducted training sessions to 210 Orphan students (boys and girls) on self confidence, professional development, and various other topics. Representatives of the company said that employees of the company will voluntarily work for developing infrastructures in govt. schools, colleges, old-age homes, hospitals, and other areas. Children from Vandemataram, Aadarana, and Om Shanti foundations participated in the event.

“Employees should take part in Social Service…” says Managing Director of S&P Capital IQ

‘Everyone should come forward to work for society apart from their job’, said Pratap C. Aditya, the M.D. of S&P Capital IQ. Community Impact Month Volunteers’ Day program was inaugurated in S&P Capital IQ on Friday. The managing director wished that everyone participate in the program with social responsibility. He appreciated the company employees’ participation in the society and handling 85 projects with Rs. 1.2 crores in various villages. Mr. Madhava Rao, Mrs. Keeravani, Mr. Prabhakar, and others participated in the event.

Capital IQ employees in social service

Senior director of Capital IQ, Mr. Prabhakar said that IT organizations should always be willing for rendering social services. On Friday, a program called ‘Community Impact Month’ was organized in Capital IQ, located in Madapur. On this occasion, Mr. Prabhakar told that the employees of Capital IQ have planned to take up 85 projects this year with Rs. 1.10 Crores. As part of these projects, they would be undertaking various activities to develop various schools, colleges, old age homes, government hospitals, health institutions and water resources, and villages, according to him. Mrs. Keeravani, the founder of Omshanthi Social Organization and Mr. Madhavarao, secretary of Adharana Foundation participated in this ‘Community Impact Month’.

‘Community Impact Month’ started

S&P Capital IQ, which is located in Kondapur, has initiated the ‘Community Impact Month’ on Friday, as part of its social service. On this occasion, Mr. Madan Mohan, the Executive Chairman of the organization told that they have decided to take up 85 projects this year with Rs. 1.10 Crores. As part of this ‘Community Impact Month’, the organization has conducted a personality development training program for 210 orphans of Vandematharam Foundation. According to Mr. Madan Mohan, the employees of the organization are going to give a specialized training to the children to develop them in the areas of confidence, reaching goals, and professional skills. He also stated that the organization is going to provide basic amenities for schools and colleges; and help old age homes, hospitals, and villages for their development. He also informed that they are spending Rs. 1.20 lakhs for each project they undertake. The employees of the organization have been participating in these social works in their holidays and these projects would continue till July 6, according to him. Mr. Pratap Aditya, the Managing Director of the organization and others have taken part in this ‘Community Impact Month’.

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