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HONOURED: S. Ramadorai (right), CEO and MD of Tata Consultancy Services, receiving the ‘Commander of the British Empire’ (CBE) award from British Deputy High Commissioner, Western India, Vicki Treadell, in Mumbai on Tuesday. MUMBAI: Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) CEO and Managing Director S. Ramadorai was awarded with the Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE). The award was conferred by British Deputy High Commissioner Vicki Treadell at a function here on Tuesday. The CBE is conferred as an acknowledgment of an individual’s contribution in a field. “The U.K. and India share a special economic, cultural and political relationship that continues to grow and TCS is very proud to have played a role in strengthening these ties,” Mr. Ramadorai said after receiving the CBE. “We have been present in the U.K. for over a quarter of a century and it continues to be a strategic region for TCS for new opportunities and talented professionals,” he said. TCS has operations in the U.K. in the last 35 years. Last year, its revenue from the U.K. touched $1-billion. It employs 4,200 persons in the U.K. — PTI
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