In association with the Indian Medical Association (IMA), West Branch, P&G Health set a new benchmark by creating a new Guinness World Records with the ‘Largest Attendance for a Virtual Pharmaceutical Conference in one day’. All the Healthcare Professionals attending the event also received an accreditation from IMA, along with a certificate from the Guinness for being a part of this momentous event. Swapnil Dangarikar, Official Adjudicator, Guinness World Records said, “Kudos to team P&G Health for achieving the record for the Largest Attendance for a Virtual Pharmaceutical Conference in one day, making this team now officially awesome!”
The record was achieved at their first ever ‘Phygital Recovery Summit 2023’, organized on April 22 at ITC Royal Bengal, Kolkata. The summit hosted an eminent panel of India’s top recovery experts such as Prof. Dr. Ketan Mehta (IMM Past President and Hon. Gen Sec. of the Indian Society of Electrocardiology, Hon. Gen. Sec. of the Indian Society of Electro cardiology), Dr. Debmalya Sanyal (Professor, Department of Endocrinology, KPC Medical College, Kolkata) and Dr. Jyoti R Mohapatra (Consultant Gastroenterologist, Department of Gastroenterology, Peerless Hospital, Kolkata) among others who shared their expertise around the subject – role of micronutrients in recovery and aiming for sustainable health for the community.
Managing Director, Procter & Gamble Health Limited, Milind Thatte said, “P&G Health is glad to partner with the IMA for its first-ever Recovery Summit. This summit is an extended effort to spread awareness and education on the importance of the role of Vitamins in recovery. We are extremely proud to have achieved this new Guinness World Records title at our first-ever Recovery Summit.”The Recovery Summit witnessed participation of 2896 HCPs who attended the event virtually. Some also attended the event in person. The summit hosted some of India’s top recovery experts who helped demystify the science behind recovery by sharing the micronutrient mantra and the overall role of Vitamins.
