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Ankit Kesri has submitted a visiting card request form to Capgemini India. The form contains Ankit's name, employee ID, project details, address at Capgemini's Gurgaon office, contact phone numbers, email address, and requires approval from his manager Ashish Sharma. Upon approval, the form will be processed by an assistant who will sign and date the form to finalize the visiting card request.
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- 1. VISITING CARD REQUEST FORM CAPGEMINI INDIA Effective from April 2011 PLEASE USE BLOCK LETTERS Requestor’s Name Last Name : KESRI First Name : ANKIT Employee ID: 43050 Project : CC INDIA NORTH INFORMATION FOR THE CARD Name: ANKIT KESRI Job Description: Address: Capgemini India Pvt. Ltd. 11th floor, Tower D, DLF Cyber Greens, Phase III, Gurgaon 122002 Telephone: +91 124 3984100 , Fax: Mobile No +91 9910054926 E-mail Address: ankit.kesri@capgemini.com Approved by (Manager and above) Name: ASHISH SHARMA Signature _______________ Issued by: Name: _________________________ Signature: __________________________ Date: __________________________