Emami's Ami Art Festival features CSR round table talk on day 2

• On day 2, Emami's Ami Art Festival 4.0 featured a CSR Round Table on 'Art of Giving' 
• Emami's CSR round table talk explored the crucial role of corporates in supporting art and culture
• The 10-days art festival aims to protect artists in the age of AI, says Atul Singh of Emami CSR 

In a vibrant display of corporate social responsibility, the Kolkata Center for Creativity, in collaboration with Emami CSR, hosted a thought-provoking CSR Round Table Discussion on the 'Art of Giving' during the ongoing Ami Art Festival 4.0. The festival, supported by Emami CSR, aims to celebrate creativity and showcases a myriad of artistic expressions over its 10-day duration.

The second day of the Ami Art Festival featured a significant CSR Round Table Discussion focusing on the 'Art of Giving.' Esteemed panelists, including Nishant Sinha (CSR Head, Exide Industries Limited), Trina Chakrabarty (Director, Voluntary Action East - CRY), Dr. Mamta Binani (Former President, ICSI), CS Rupanjana Dey (ICSI Central Council Member), (IAS) Rajan V S Kapur, and Gaurav Kapur (Chief Business Officer of IMM Calcutta Innovation Park), engaged in insightful conversations about the pivotal role of CSR in promoting art and culture.

Atul Singh, representing Emami CSR, emphasized the social responsibility of corporate entities. Singh highlighted Emami's long-term perspective on investing in art and culture, considering them essential tools for social development.

In an exclusive conversation with Taaza TV, Atul Singh expressed Emami's dedication to protecting artists in the era of artificial intelligence saying "the initiative aims not only to preserve art and culture but also to create sustainable livelihoods for artists. Emami CSR firmly believes that art and culture contribute significantly to both social and economic progress, playing a crucial role in fostering inclusive societal development."