Yadava appreciates Indian ways of working with cost-efficient and tech savvy approach
With increasing Japanese investments set to support industrial and infrastructure development in India, Japan’s small and medium enterprises are widely expected to move into the world’s fastest growing economy.
According to Pankaj Yadava, Chief Product Officer of the EO, a good number of joint ventures and partnerships are going to happen between Indians and delegates from 65 countries that were at the Entrepreneurs Organization’s (EO) Singapore conference held 22-24 April 2024.
“This conference has helped members from India share their thoughts and ideas and take back potential partnerships for developing programmes and services in India,” said the executive of the not-for-profit organization out of the United States with a global network of 19,000 members.
There were a lot of ideas and practices were exchanged as well as market ground realities at the conference attended by 1,800 delegates from 65 countries including 143 EO members from India.
There are entrepreneurs keen on working in India but face the challenges of getting the right partner, according to Yadava, the US-based executives of EO.
He believes that following the rich pickings from the conference, progress will be made by a good number of connections.
Likewise, the networking at the Singapore conference would help Indian entrepreneurs to work in the global market, he added.
“We see entrepreneurs supporting entrepreneurs and solving challenges they face,” he said on the sidelines of the 27th annual Global Leadership Conference on 24 April.
He appreciated the Indian ways of working with cost-efficient and tech savvy approach, which has led to India to leapfrog on the technology front.
“India’s UPI payment systems creating transparent cashless transactions and digitization have driven the economy over the past 10 years,” observed Yadava.
There is exchange of contrasts and ideas and – we have a lot of members here going and venturing outside and a lot of members are learning from Indian members. Fiinews.com
