Komal Kumar Jain, chairman Duke Fashions (India) Ltd., has been honoured with “The Midas Touch Award” for outstanding entrepreneurship by the governor of Punjab, V.P. Singh Badnore at Raj Bhavan, Chandigarh. The award aims to recognize leading entrepreneurs across the region to spur greater innovation, fair practices and growth in entrepreneurship. It hopes to be a platform to encourage continued leadership towards sustainable economic development for the region.
Jain believes that entrepreneurship is a metrics between risk and reward. And he will continue to take measured risks and reward will automatically accrue if the intent is right. He shows great entrepreneurship spirit in leading, growing and contributing to their organization, community and country. Duke’s vision is to passionately satisfy the Indian consumer’s needs in fashion, Life style and value, across wearing occasions, in apparels, footwear and accessories. He also shared that Business strategy, vision and innovation are the principal pillars on which his forward-thinking corporate policy is founded.
“Duke is a value for money brand and our mission is to make available the international designs and styles at highly reasonable prices. We see it as our duty to provide customers the inspiration they need to look and feel confident. We maintain systematic quality control suiting international standards. Our high level of commitment towards customer satisfaction has made us a leading name in the fashion garment industry. We strive to maintain this positioning by way of creating innovative and highly fashionable garments,” Jain added.
Duke has also achieved the “Make in India -National Productivity & Innovation Award” in Textiles & Garments Sector. The brand has been conferred with president award; Two national awards i.e Excellent Quality Readymade Garments and Outstanding Entrepreneurship, crowned with Indian Power Brand at Power Brand Glam at Las Vegas, USA. The company has an unbeatable marketing network comprising over 4000 multi brand outlets and over 360 exclusive stores across major cities in India. Moreover, the products are also exclusively placed at big chain stores and on online portals.
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