India as a Driver of Global Growth

Moderator
Reuben Abraham
Asia Fellow, Milken Institute; Founding CEO and Senior Fellow, IDFC Institute

Speakers
Alyssa Ayres
Senior Fellow, Council on Foreign Relations

Nisha Biswal
President, U.S.-India Business Council

Ankur Jain
Founder and CEO, Bira 91

Mohit Joshi
President, Infosys

Seema Kumar
Vice President of Innovation, Global Health and Policy Communication, Johnson & Johnson

Of all the countries in the world, India is best positioned to lead global growth in the coming years. It boasts a large, young, and well-educated populace, innovative digital technology companies, and cutting-edge life sciences and health-tech research and development. Increasingly progressive regulatory policies are also attracting greater capital flows, investments, and businesses into the country. Corporate leaders, entrepreneurs, and policy analysts will discuss how and where to tap expansion in the subcontinent.

#MIGlobal

[meallmightyever]

India will rise, no Matter what, go Indians

[nanikarthik]

It would be nice if you could have introduced the panel first !!!

[thenexusvibe]

India had a woman president what about America.

[vinuthl]

Sick people talking about developing India, about women empowerment plz US doesn't have women president till date, just blabbering about India -ve way

[hasanmahmood]

Bollywood, cricket, Mumbai and Delhi is not India. Real India comprises the millions who live in villages. Talk about them.

[hasanmahmood]

75% of world poor people live in India. What are you doing to lift them out of poverty. Are you ready to treat dalits, Muslims, Christians and other tribals as equal citizens. That is first priority before development can start.