Monthly Archives: February 2015

Manish Mehrotra (Executive Chef for Pan Asian Cuisine for Old World Hospitality and Head Chef at Indian Accent)

“CSSG is encouraging underprivileged talent in different creative sectors and I wish them success in all their future endeavours. We shall always support the group in the best possible way.”

Jatin Mallick and Julia Carmen Desa (Chef Proprietors Tres)

“Anand Kapoor’s dedication to give our community a creative platform through CSSG is invaluable. “

Ana Maria Labin (International renowned Soprano)

“Through art in its many facets, inviting artists from different countries, different ethnicities, the thriving CSSG initiative combines the power of performance and culture to bring awareness and fundraising to where it matters; in health, acceptance and education. The future is in the hands of our next generation: with a good start, they can make…

Steve Moffitt – Chief Executive Officer A New Direction

“Both AND and CSSG are young, ambitious and strategic organisations, working in different cities in different parts of the world –  it is important for us to be networked and connected – however it is more important for the young people we work with to be connected to one another and to a global aspiration…

Hemant Sagar Designer and Founder of Lecoanet Hemant

“CSSG’s ethos falls very much in line with Lecoanet Hemant’s ethos as an organization and it is with much kudos to them that they are making changes. We are a strong advocate of using the creative sectors as a tool to help underprivileged young men and woman. As a result when I was asked to…

Mr. Anwarul Haque (Head of Dilse Campaign for Rainbow Homes)

“The work CSSG is doing is absolutely crucial to help ensure that the youth we work with continue to take steps forward towards a self-sustaining future as they become adults. “

Michael WIgnall (Head Chef at Latymer Restaurant, Pennyhill Park Hotel, Surre)

“The work CSSG is doing by allowing young men and a woman to live with dignity is something I shall never forget and an experience that money can’t buy.”  

Pitamber Sahni (Principal Pitamber Sahni Design Studio)

“CSSG plays a unique role in providing opportunities for underprivileged youth through skill-based training in the creative sectors thereby allowing the individual to grow and ensure a secure future for themselves. By providing a holistic approach to helping someone re-navigate life CSSG is making a real difference.”

Kumari Selja (Union Minister of State for Education and Culture 2011 presently member of the 15th Lok Sabha of India)

“We Indians have inherited such great heritage which we can draw upon and it is for us to blend and mold this treasure into an economic force.”

Dr Amin Jaffer (International Director of Asian Art for Christies)

“India’s economic renaissance must be matched by a cultural one. This project will unite a variety of talents from throughout India while providing a superb platform for the talent of Indians who have a great capacity to change the way in which the world looks at and interacts with India.”