ICSI Inaugurates 4th Centre for Corporate Governance, Research and Training (CCGRT) at IMT Manesar, Haryana
The facility is intended to support a wide spectrum of stakeholders, including students, members, regulators, and industry participants
TheInstitute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI) has inaugurated its fourth Centre for Corporate Governance, Research and Training (CCGRT) at IMT Manesar, Haryana, marking a significant expansion of its national research and training infrastructure. The new centre reflects the Institute’s focus on strengthening governance capacity, enhancing professional development, and meeting...
TheInstitute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI) has inaugurated its fourth Centre for Corporate Governance, Research and Training (CCGRT) at IMT Manesar, Haryana, marking a significant expansion of its national research and training infrastructure.
The new centre reflects the Institute’s focus on strengthening governance capacity, enhancing professional development, and meeting the rising global demand for high‑quality corporate governance expertise.
Positioned as a state‑of‑the‑art facility, CCGRT Manesar has been designed to serve as a hub for advanced research, training, consultancy, and incubation.
With a proposed built‑up area of 31,049 sq. ft., the centre houses modern classrooms, a dedicated library, multipurpose rooms, an IT lab, hostel accommodation, dining facilities, and recreational spaces across a Basement + Ground + 4‑floor structure.
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The facility is intended to support a wide spectrum of stakeholders, including students, members, regulators, and industry participants.
The Institute emphasised that CCGRTs across India would foster trust, transparency, and accountability in corporate functioning. As a statutory professional body under the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, ICSI has consistently positioned itself as a leader in governance education and capacity building.
The new CCGRT centre shall offer structured research programs, specialised training modules, and governance‑focused initiatives tailored to the evolving needs of India Inc.
Speaking at the inauguration, ICSI President CS Dhananjay Shukla highlighted the Institute’s forward‑looking approach, noting that the CCGRT framework is designed to build holistic governance processes and integrate them seamlessly into corporate functioning.
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He emphasised that beyond research, the Manesar centre will serve as a pioneering platform for capacity‑building programs aimed at students, members, and other stakeholders.
Former ICSI President and Chairman of the ESG and Sustainability Board, CS Ranjeet Pandey, underscored that true governance extends beyond compliance and is rooted in organisational culture. He noted that the CCGRT model has been crafted to nurture ethical leadership and holistic development across the ICSI ecosystem.
Council Member and Government Nominee Inder Deep Singh Dhariwal remarked that ICSI’s investment in CCGRT reflects its recognition of the critical role robust governance plays in India’s rapidly evolving business environment.
The centre is expected to support government bodies, regulators, statutory authorities, and industry through research‑driven insights and specialised training.
The event was also attended by senior ICSI leadership, including Vice President CS Pawan G Chandak, former President CS Manish Gupta, and other Council Members. ICSI Secretary CS Asish Mohan delivered the vote of thanks.
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