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Nikhil Wagh honoured with Best Secretary of the Year by PRCI

Nikhil Wagh honoured with Best Secretary of the Year by PRCI

THE GOAN NETWORK

PANAJI:

Nikhil Wagh, Secretary of the PRCI Goa Chapter, has been conferred with the esteemed "Best Secretary of the Year 2024" award by the Public Relations Council of India (PRCI). The award ceremony took place in Mangaluru and was attended by several dignitaries. Shripad Naik, Union Minister of State for Power and New & Renewable Energy, Government of India presented the award, recognising Nikhil Wagh’s contributions to public relations and administration.

The event was graced by the presence of Sweezal Furtado, Miss Global India 2024, PRCI National President Geeta Shankar, and PRCI Mentor M.B. Jayaram, all of whom lauded Nikhil Wagh for his dedication, professionalism, and impactful work in the PRCI Goa Chapter.

What makes this recognition even more noteworthy is that Nikhil Wagh was chosen for this award among secretaries from 59 PRCI chapters across India. His exemplary service and efficiency set him apart, bringing pride to the PRCI Goa Chapter.

Under the dynamic leadership of Chairman Deepak Narvekar, the PRCI Goa Chapter has been doing marvelous work, making significant strides in the field of public relations. The recognition of Nikhil Wagh’s contributions is a reflection of the chapter’s overall commitment to excellence and its growing influence on the national stage.

This accolade serves as a testament to the hard work and collaborative spirit of the PRCI Goa Chapter, further inspiring professionals in the industry to strive for excellence.

President of Goa Chapter Deepak Narvekar and Vice President Waman Prabhu and other office bearers congratulated Secretary Nikhil Wagh for outstanding work for the Chapter activities and Goals.

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