Conqueror Delhi has been recognized for its sustainable CSR efforts in healthcare and community development
Three Aces Global Logistics Pvt. Ltd., Conqueror member in Delhi, India, has been honoured with a Rotary International CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) Award for North India, recognizing its outstanding contributions to social welfare and sustainable community development. The award highlights the company’s commitment to improving healthcare, promoting well-being, and building stronger communities across India.
According to Pankaj Agarwal, Director of Three Aces Global Logistics, the recognition reaffirms the company’s long-standing belief that success in business must go hand in hand with social responsibility. “We’ve always believed that being part of a community means contributing to its growth in meaningful ways,” said Mr. Agarwal. “Our CSR policy is built on the idea that a company’s impact shouldn’t be limited to its balance sheet, it should also reflect in the lives it touches.”
A vision rooted in community and sustainability
Three Aces Global’s CSR approach is guided by the Companies Act 2013 and its Schedule VII provisions. The company’s vision is clear: to contribute to the social and economic development of the communities in which it operates. “Our goal is to make a sustainable difference through projects that directly address local needs,” he explained. “We collaborate with community members and social organizations to identify projects that deliver real, measurable change.”
The company’s CSR initiatives are developed through a participatory process engaging with communities and consulting local NGOs and trusts that have a proven track record in social work. Once projects are identified, Three Aces sets out a clear timeframe, budget, and action plan to ensure tangible results.
Meaningful projects driving real change
Under its CSR framework, Three Aces Global Logistics has focused on healthcare and community welfare initiatives that deliver measurable impact. Recent projects include upgrading primary health centres to improve access to medical services and collaborating with RHAM Foundation to provide nutritional and medical support for children affected by tuberculosis. These initiatives, carried out with trusted social partners and aligned with the Companies Act 2013, reflect the company’s commitment to strengthening public health and uplifting local communities.
Structured and accountable CSR framework
The company’s CSR strategy is all about structured implementation and accountability. Each project is planned with clear deliverables, timelines, and measurable social impact. “We follow a disciplined process to ensure our CSR resources are used where they matter most,” he added. “Every initiative is evaluated not only for its compliance but also for its real-world outcomes.”
This disciplined approach allows Three Aces Global Logistics to maximize its impact, even with limited resources. By collaborating with credible implementing agencies like the Rotary Foundation India and RHAM Foundation, the company ensures transparency and long-term community benefit.
Beyond compliance- A culture of care
While many companies view CSR as a regulatory requirement, Three Aces sees it as an integral part of its identity. The company’s leadership believes that social responsibility should be woven into the culture of every organization. “For us, CSR is an opportunity to give back, it is not an obligation,” he noted. “Whether it’s upgrading health centers or supporting underprivileged children, we see these efforts as part of our larger mission to create a positive ripple effect in society.”
A commitment that extends beyond business
Over the years, Three Aces Global Logistics has grown into a trusted name in freight forwarding and supply chain management. Yet, its leadership has ensured that corporate growth remains balanced with community care. The company continues to explore new areas for CSR involvement, particularly in healthcare, education, and sustainability.
Pankaj Agarwal summed it up best: “As a logistics company, we’re in the business of connecting people and places. Our CSR work is just another way of doing the same, connecting with communities and building a better future together.”