Sankar Foundation marks founder’s 95th birth anniversary
Sankar Foundation celebrated its 95th Founder's Day in Visakhapatnam, honoring the legacy of Atmakuri Sankar Rao. The event focused on the organization's ongoing efforts to combat avoidable blindness through clinical excellence and partnerships.
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Sankar Foundation commemorated the 95th birth anniversary of its founder, late Atmakuri Sankar Rao, with a Founder’s Day celebration and Partners’ Meet in Visakhapatnam on Wednesday.
The event brought together corporate representatives, partners, trustees, doctors and employees, who acknowledged the Foundation’s contribution to eye care and efforts to combat avoidable blindness.
M. Ramdas, Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Sankar Foundation, called upon employees to adopt best practices, uphold ethical standards and strengthen teamwork and professionalism to achieve sustainable growth and service excellence.
Managing Trustee and CEO A. Krishna Kumar thanked corporate partners and supporters for their continued support and appreciated doctors, paramedical staff, outreach teams and employees for their work in clinical services and hospital operations.
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