Established in 2018 in Chennai, YesGo’s fourth anniversary ceremony witnessed a confluence of top industry veterans along with the presence of YesGo, My Print Career and SGO teams. Dignitaries from the print and packaging industry worldwide were present during the occasion. 

The anniversary celebrations were inaugurated by chief guest Chandula Perera, chairman of Redline Capital - a subsidiary of Nawaloka Holdings, and managing director of JDC Group of Companies, Sri Lanka. Other dignitaries included AMSG Ashokan, president at Capexil and managing director at Arasan Ganeshan Group of Industries; TP Jain, managing director at Monotech; and K Partibhan, special officer, Directorate Of Technical Education.

Jain, who was one of the guests of honour, said, “It was wonderful to be part of the fourth anniversary celebrations of YesGo - a vibrant organisation under the leadership of Nizam. Wishing YesGo, Nizam and his team many more years of success and achievement.”

Meanwhile, Ashokan congratulated Nizamappas, founder and CEO of YesGo, for his efforts and success. Appreciations poured in from the stalwarts of the industry. 

Dinesh Mervyn, CEO at JDC Group, said, “He (Nizamappas) is the one who trained me 22 years ago when he was at Esko and now I am a CEO. His training does wonders, and I am one of the best examples.”

Vaidyalingam of Suba Solutions, Jai Prakash of Vee Pee Arts Studio, Venkatesan of Integra, and Chellappan of PM Digital congratulated and thanked YesGo for its contributions to the industry.

The evening at ITC Grand Chola showcased YesGo’s journey with a presentation by NR Ishithaa, daughter of Nizamappas. She highlighted the four-year story of YesGo and its significance.

Dignitaries from the print and packaging industry

Ramlakshmi Subramanian, director at YesGo and SGO presented on the growth of YesGo. She said, “Welcome challenges into your life. They help you become better than what you already are”. 

Speaking at the occasion Nizamappas said, “It is not the incredible profit that count, but the incredible number of years for which the profit-count lasts. Entrepreneurship is about coming up with an idea that solves a common problem, and when your idea can solve the problem, it will never fail. This is the vision with which we started YesGo.”

Best students of YesGo were also felicitated during the show. The students shared their experiences on how the training at YesGo helped them in their career growth and helped them get better global opportunities.

Nizamappas also felicitated his teachers and mentors from IPT at the ceremony. 

While presenting the vote of thanks to the, Nizamappas said, “A history was penned four years ago when we started as an only institute in Asia for complete practical premedia prepress and packaging training with Esko software and guaranteed placement. We wanted to do something that was never done before, and that is when YesGo happened, and I must say, nothing else could have been better.”

He further added, “We have trained and made placements globally with 104 students so far in the last four years and still the hunting and hunger is on. The students who were honoured and awarded were the perfect example for our institute and they are the ambassador for us, we don’t do marketing they are doing that for us.”

As per Rakhi Das, business development manager at YesGo, “The challenging times of pandemic could never dampen the winning spirit and energy of YesGo and it continued its unabated constant success worldwide.”

“In the span of four years since its inception, YesGo not only spread its pan India presence with branches at Delhi, Bangalore and Mumbai respectively, but also added other diverse innovative ventures under its umbrella - My Print Career e-Tabloid – India’s first employment portal designed exclusively for print and packaging industry and SGO premedia, thus becoming an in-house solution for industrial training, print, pre-press, premedia and manpower – all under one roof,” she concluded.