Being Topper Hosted International Conference on Education, Honored Visionaries - Launched Leadership Development Course

Jun 23, 2023


Vipin Khutail continues to inspire and empower the youth of India to embrace the Digital Revolution and take their businesses and careers to New heights in his mission is to bridge the digital skills gap in the country.


New Delhi, Delhi Jun 23, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Being Topper organized an international conference on Education Excellence & Appreciation Award ceremony at the Constitutional Club of India. The event was a celebration of excellence in education and honored those who have made significant contributions in the field supported by Vipin Khutail - India's leading digital marketing Trainer & PR expert , founder of Being Topper,

Being Topper is India's leading institute dedicated to inclusive development, with a mission to provide sustainable training interventions that positively impact underserved communities throughout the country. The institute believes that education is beyond school and aims to empower the unreached, uncared, and unattended by better understanding the ground-level issues surrounding education, employability, entrepreneurship, and life skills.

At the event, Being Topper honored individuals who are doing marvellous work in the education field as "Gems of India". Prominent personalities like former Vice Chancellor of Jaipur National University, Sh Hanuman Sharma, Prof, Satyketu Sankrit - Dean of Academic Affair Ambedkar University, and Dr. Pankaj Lathar, Dean Delhi Skill University, Alok Nath Goswami - Director RR College of Education Jaipur, Mr Surender Malik, Mr Sandeep Dixit were among the honorees. Prof. Geeta Bhatt - Director NCWEB, University of Delhi, Dr. Mamta Malik, Priyanka Sharma, and Anjaana Dixit were awarded as "Women of Substance". Influencers like Poonam Yadav - Celebrity Yoga Trainer, Occult expert Kanika Malik & Vinni Dhameja, Sakshi Dhanjal, Social Worker Jyoti Anand, Hindi Poetess Mrs Neetu Panchal Nidhi were also recognized as "Women of Substance" for their contributions to society.

During the event, Being Topper launched its Leadership Development Course, free for 11 women selected by visionary entrepreneur Vipin Khutail, the founder of Being Topper. Vipin Khutail is committed to ensuring inclusive development in India and has made it his mission to reach the unreached, uncared, and unattended by understanding the issues faced by individuals at the ground level.

As a highly qualified and certified digital marketing expert with over 10 years of experience, Vipin brings his expertise and leadership skills to the forefront. His vision and drive have made Being Topper a top choice for those seeking quality classroom digital marketing training in India. Under his guidance, the institute has developed advanced courses that cater to students, startups, and entrepreneurs, with a focus on practical learning and hands-on experience.

Overall, the international conference on Education Excellence & Appreciation Award ceremony was a tremendous success, and Being Topper's commitment to inclusive development was on full display. Through innovative training intervention models, the institute continues to positively impact underserved communities throughout the country and provide comprehensive internet marketing training to students all over India and beyond.

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