Dr. Y. Suresh Reddy, CSR Lead – SRF Ltd (www.srf.com) and Head of a Non-Profit Organization namely SRF
Foundation (www.srf-foundation.org). He took his Ph. D. in Public Administration from SV University, Tirupati (India) in 1995
and has a vast experience and association of 24 years with academic, government, non- Profit and Corporate Foundations. He has
worked for ByRaju Foundation, Hyderabad; Dr. Reddy’s Foundation, Hyderabad; CARE India (International NGO), New Delhi and State
Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT), New Delhi.
Dr. Reddy is a specialist in school education, vocational skills and a pragmatic CSR leader. He has skills and experience in
Project Cycle Management and building institutions. He has also authored couple of books entitled “Co-operatives & Rural
Development” and “Child Labour in India” and has many research papers to his credit. His areas of interest include CSR, School
Education for deprived, ICT for development, Public Private Community Partnerships for Education, Child Labour, Vocational Skills
and Rural Development.
Dr. Y. Suresh Reddy
As the head of SRF Foundation, he built a team of 110 professionals and 9 CSR Champions supported by 145 CSR Council Members,
collaborated with various State Government Education Departments and like-minded corporate and civil society agencies – Capgemini,
IBM, Coca Cola, Tetra Pak, Schneider, HP, IndiGo Airlines, Brillio, Sunrise, CARE India, Times of India, NDTV, PNB Housing,
Signify and UN Habitat, designed and executed the educational programs spread across nine states in the country.
With his impeccable contribution, SRF Foundation stands today as one of the respectable developmental agencies in the country with its contributions in areas of school education and vocational skills impacting lives of 76,000 students directly and 250,000 students indirectly and 5,000 youth spread across nine states of India.
With his impeccable contribution, SRF Foundation stands today as one of the respectable developmental agencies in the country with its contributions in areas of school education and vocational skills impacting lives of 76,000 students directly and 250,000 students indirectly and 5,000 youth spread across nine states of India.