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channel CNBC India in association with Sun Microsystems
and Wipro Infotech today announced Managing India Brainstorm
IV (MIB IV).
To be held on 28 June at The Grand Hyatt Hotel, New Delhi,
the high-powered forum will focus on the theme - The New
Economic Growth Drivers.
MIB IV would be aimed at determining where the next economic
growth push could come from. It will dwell on issues such
as how upcoming growth sectors can be nurtured better, evolving
the right growth structure, what the key success factors
for Indian industry will be and where the new challenges
will originate, an official release states.
The Brainstorm is a confluence of the best minds from diverse
streams of Industry and Business. It is envisaged as the
top executive forum for the creation of a balanced and comprehensive
view of the state of India's industry and economy and concomitant
issues.
The forum will feature a keynote address from Azeem Premji.
The panelists include Amit Burman (Dabur), Gautam Dalal
(KPMG), Omkar Goswami (Economist), Sunil Munjal (Hero Group),
RV Shahi (Union Power Secretary) and Promod Bhasin (GE Caps).
Managing India Brainstorm saw its birth in Mumbai and was
followed by sessions in New Delhi & Bangalore. The Brainstorms
held in Mumbai (July), Delhi (October) and Bangalore (December)
were attended by over 200 corporate decision-makers from
across industries, sectors and ideological affinities, the
release states.
The list of MIB initiators at earlier sessions include GN
Bajpai (Life Insurance Corporation), MS Banga (Hindustan
Lever Ltd.), Scott Bayman (GE India), KV Kamath (ICICI Group),
Dr Kiran Karnik (Nasscom), Dr K Kasturirangan (ISRO), Vivek
Kulkarni (Secretary to the IT Dept.), Anand Mahindra (Mahindra
& Mahindra Group), DR Mehta (Ex-Chairman SEBI), Nandan Nilekani
(Infosys), Ranjit Pandit (McKinsey ), Bhaskar Pramanik (SUN
Microsystems), S Ramadorai (Tata Consultancy), Dr Anji Reddy
(Reddy Laboratories), Dr Pratap Reddy (Apollo Hospital),
Analjit Singh (Max New York Life ) and Gautam Thapar (BILT).
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