Cyient Founder BVR Mohan Reddy Receives Living Legend Award
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Cyient Founder BVR Mohan Reddy Receives Living Legend Award

Cyient has announced that its Founder Chairman, Dr BVR Mohan Reddy, has been conferred the Living Legend Award by Geospatial World, recognising his pioneering leadership and lifetime contribution to the geospatial industry in India and globally.

The award was presented during the 25th edition of GeoSmart India, which marked a milestone in the evolution of India’s geospatial ecosystem and acknowledged individuals who have played foundational roles in strengthening the sector.

Over the decades, Dr Reddy has built Cyient into one of India’s leading global geospatial and engineering organisations, contributing significantly to the country’s emergence as a key hub for engineering and R&D services. Beyond business, he has actively mentored future leaders and engaged with national initiatives across education, innovation and societal development.

Cyient has announced that its Founder Chairman, Dr BVR Mohan Reddy, has been conferred the Living Legend Award by Geospatial World, recognising his pioneering leadership and lifetime contribution to the geospatial industry in India and globally. The award was presented during the 25th edition of GeoSmart India, which marked a milestone in the evolution of India’s geospatial ecosystem and acknowledged individuals who have played foundational roles in strengthening the sector. Over the decades, Dr Reddy has built Cyient into one of India’s leading global geospatial and engineering organisations, contributing significantly to the country’s emergence as a key hub for engineering and R&D services. Beyond business, he has actively mentored future leaders and engaged with national initiatives across education, innovation and societal development.

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