The India Leadership Summit is one of the largest conferences at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business. Hosted by the South Asia Business Group, the conference brings together thought-leaders from across government, business and academia. Through keynote speeches and themed panels, our attendees are able to gain deeper insights into the dynamic social and economic landscape of India.
SNEAK PEAK ILS 2011: Interview with Sam Pitroda and Booth Professor Raghuram Rajan
Tata India Leadership Summit 2011: How will India impact You? Watch Sam Pitroda, father of the Indian telecommunications industry, and Booth Professor Raghuram Rajan, former Chief Economist of the IMF, discuss how India will impact you and your career. Both Mr. Pitroda and Dr. Rajan are official advisors to the Prime Minister of India.
India announced itself on the world stage in the early 1990s, when it first undertook serious
economic reforms. Today, from tea, steel, and technology to cricket and bollywood, Indian companies, products, and culture have increasingly begun to permeate lives across the globe. With this in mind, the TATA India Leadership Summit 2011 will explore how India's ongoing transformation impacts every one of us. From American executives doing business in India to Indian citizens living abroad to regular individuals interested in learning more about India's dynamism, this conference will provide insightful and thoughtful perspectives on a range of topics. These topics include, among others, investing in India, managing India’s economic inequality, and the various career options that exist for global citizens wishing to gain experience in one of the world's fastest growing economies.
Speakers at this year's conference include N. Chandrasekaran, CEO of TATA Consultancy Services, Jerry Rao, former Chairman of NASSCOM, S. Hafeez Rehman, Director General South Asia of the Asian Development Bank, and Ajay Chhibber, Director of Bureau for Asia and the Pacific, United Nations Development Program.
Tata India Leadership Summit 2011
