Corporate Social Responsibilty
SEVA Selfless service or Seva (Punjabi: ਸੇਵਾ) is a service which is performed without any expectation of award for performing it. Such services can be performed to benefit other human beings or society. A more recent interpretation of the word is "dedication to others".
'SEVA' (ਸੇਵਾ) is the art of blessed action
SEVA selfless service
In ancient India SEVA was believed to help one’s spiritual growth and at the same time contribute to the improvement of a community. This is the art of giving with no need to receive, where the act itself is a gift to everyone involved. SEVA is the art of blessed action.
My mission is to support others in achieving their goals by using my experience as a project manager and sharing my experience as a trainer.
By being a trainee of the Success Principles Training myself, I experienced how being of service literally strengthens me. No wonder that helping my customers to achieve their goals gives me a sense of purpose and is a true source of happiness. And no wonder that contractors that truly understand their customers' needs and take action accordingly are highly successful.
The two hands in the SEVA logo represent the establishment of a fruitful relationship with my customers and the offering of help and support to my customers and trainees. These hands also stand for the SEVA-selfless service I give to those that are in need.
By trusting me as your supporting partner, you contribute to selected charity projects that support the less fortunate of this world.
2019
In 2019 5% of SEVA's paid salaries were donated to the Hand in Hand Switzerland Association (HIH Swiss).
HIH Swiss initiates social change by engaging in dialogue, knowledge sharing and cross-learning to address the world’s
pressing problems ranging from poverty alleviation to climate change. The 2019 donation from SEVA to HIH Swiss is dedicated to education projects in India. The money donated to HIH will be used for distributing stationery supplies
to students who study at their residential special training center in Tamil Nadu. A total of 100 children will benefit from this. More detailed information on the project will be shared soon.
