Mumbai, November 28: Hettich India, a leader in furniture fittings solutions, has been officially certified as a Great Place to Work, a recognition that underscores the company’s dedication to fostering an empowering and inclusive work environment.
The certification, achieved with an impressive 95% employee participation, highlights the brand’s commitment to creating a family-like ecosystem where professional growth and personal well-being go hand in hand.
“At Hettich, we believe the magic isn’t just in the interiors we create. Being certified as a Great Place to Work is a testament to our continuous efforts in building a high-performance ecosystem where trust, collaboration, and growth thrive,” said Amit Prasad, Chief Human Resources Officer, Hettich India. “At Hettich India, we remain committed to fostering a culture that empowers our people to excel and succeed together,” he added.
In recent years, Hettich India has undergone a cultural transformation, introducing innovative programs such as “My Daughter, My Pride” and the “Akademie” leadership development initiative. These efforts have not only enhanced employee engagement but also nurtured a work environment focused on empowerment and collaboration.
The vision and guidance of Managing Director Andre Eckholt have played a pivotal role in this journey, steering the company toward this significant milestone.
Hettich India is not only known for building exceptional interiors but also for cultivating a workplace where employees feel valued, inspired, and motivated to succeed.
Hettich is a globally renowned 136-year-old German lifestyle brand and one of the largest manufacturers of furniture fittings. With a global turnover exceeding €1.5 billion, Hettich entered the Indian market at the dawn of the millennium. The company has since established itself as the undisputed leader in India’s furniture fittings and hardware industry.
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