UST Takes Home Seven HRWorld Future Skills Awards in 2026
Event summary
- UST won seven awards at the ET HRWorld Future Skills Awards 2026, spanning organizational and individual categories.
- Organizational wins include India's Future Skills Impact Award, Gold in Best Innovative Leadership Development Program, Silver in Best Generative AI Learning Solution, and Excellence in AI-Driven Learning & Analytics.
- Individual honors went to Mary Mathew (Gold), Krishna Ahir (Silver) for Visionary Women L&D Leader, and Rajit Rangan (Silver) for NextGen Learning Leader - Under 40.
- UST's G.A. Menon Academy drives its learning ecosystem, focusing on future skills, leadership effectiveness, and AI adoption.
The big picture
UST's recognition at the ET HRWorld Future Skills Awards underscores the growing importance of skills as a competitive differentiator in the technology services sector. As AI adoption accelerates, companies that can build future-ready capabilities faster than their peers will gain significant market advantage. UST's wins highlight its strategic shift from traditional learning models to capability-building engines aligned with business priorities.
What we're watching
- Talent Differentiation
- How UST's award-winning learning programs will translate into measurable business impact and competitive advantage.
- AI Integration
- The pace at which UST can scale its AI-driven learning solutions across its global workforce of 30,000+ employees.
- Leadership Pipeline
- Whether UST's focus on leadership development will strengthen its ability to retain and promote top talent internally.