The Canada arm of USISPF hosted an Executive Roundtable in Toronto with H.E. Christopher Cooter, Canadian High Commissioner to India. The dialogue focused on trade relations between Canada and India as the two countries stand at a defining juncture in their relationship.
USISPF was honored to host Minister Piyush Goyal, Union Minister of Commerce and Industry, Government of India for a closed-door roundtable discussion in New York City. The Minister provided an encouraging update on U.S.-India trade negotiations, assuring the industry that an interim agreement is close.
USISPF was proud to partner with UC San Diego for the Inaugural US-India Forum on the UC San Diego campus in La Jolla, California. USISPF Chairman John Chambers and USISPF President and CEO. Dr Mukesh Aghi spoke on panels and fireside chats on the extensive relationship between the United States and India, and enhancing collaboration across critical and emerging technology, commercial collaboration, and academic ties.
USISPF, in partnership with Jenner & Block, hosted an intimate, leadership dinner in Chicago focused on the U.S.–India partnership.
USISPF was delighted to host the second edition of the US-India Economic Forum. We thank the generosity of our sponsors: Visa, Mastercard, Coinbase and Infosys. USISPF looks ahead to convening the next edition of this vital forum in 2027.
USISPF convened a session with the House Foreign Affairs Committee (HFAC) for its Quarterly Unfiltered Congressional Download, centered on investing in India. The session brought together perspectives from USISPF member companies, highlighting their key priorities, on-ground challenges, and emerging opportunities in the Indian market. The discussion underscored the evolving investment landscape and the importance of continued dialogue to navigate regulatory complexities and strengthen U.S.-India economic engagement.
The briefing was led by Mark Linscott, Senior Advisor for Trade Policy at USISPF and Former Assistant USTR, Philip Chen, Deputy VP for International at PhRMA, and Robert Tota, Manager, Global Policy and Public Affairs at Pfizer. The conversation was moderated by USISPF’s Anushka Shah. The panel highlighted the strategic significance of increased bilateral collaboration to unlock greater innovation, supply chain diversification, and enhanced global health outcomes.
USISPF, with the support of KPMG, has put together a report titled “Forging a Resilient Future: India’s Opportunities to Expand Pharma Investments, Trade and Global Collaborations”. India remains a key player in the pharma industry that has witnessed exponential growth with an expected market size of $$1.8 trillion by 2027. The Indian ecosystem dominates the manufacturing with over 60% of the total vaccine supply and 20% volume of global pharmaceutical production, and is now the largest supplier of generics and vaccines globally. Through this report, the question we try to ask, and answer is ‘why is India not better integrated in the global value chain despite its manufacturing capability of generics?’ To give a nuanced understanding of the key bottlenecks, the team interviewed over 20 supply chain industry leaders who provided valuable feedback on policy and regulatory improvements to unlock India’s potential.
USISPF President and CEO Dr. Mukesh Aghi met with US Trade Representative Ambassador Jamieson Greer. Dr. Aghi congratulated Ambassador Greer on the recent success on the framework for an interim agreement on reciprocal and mutually beneficial trade.
USISPF hosted a closed-door roundtable with Ambassador Namgya Khampa, Deputy Chief Of Mission, Embassy of India, bringing together senior government and industry leaders to discuss enabling trusted, high-impact AI for public good across U.S.–India collaboration. The conversation focused on responsibly scaling AI solutions in healthcare, agriculture, governments, and financial services, with strong emphasis on safety, oversight, and real-world deployment.
USISPF in partnership with Consul General DC Manjunath and ExxonMobil hosted a U.S.–India Energy Roundtable in Houston, bringing together senior industry leaders for a candid discussion on the evolving energy landscape in both countries. The conversation focused on LNG and natural gas infrastructure, technology partnerships, digital transformation, and policy frameworks to advance deeper bilateral energy collaboration.
On the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos, USISPF convened a series of high-level engagements with senior government leaders, USISPF member companies and global industry stakeholders.
USISPF hosted closed-door discussions with the Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, Nara Chandrababu Naidu, and the Chief Minister of Assam, Himanta Biswa Sarma, engaging senior leaders from member companies on state-level reform agendas, investment opportunities, and pathways for collaboration across advanced manufacturing, digital infrastructure, energy, connectivity, and emerging growth sectors. Both leaders outlined their visions for attracting investments, emphasizing policy stability, reform driven governance, and building globally competitive investment ecosystems.
In collaboration with the World Woman Foundation, USISPF convened a Power of Dialogue session on advancing the India–Middle East–Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC), positioning it as a next-generation framework to enhance supply-chain resilience and drive inclusive global trade.
Additionally, we hosted a fireside conversation on India’s Equality Moonshot with Shri Nara Lokesh, Cabinet Minister, Government of Andhra Pradesh, who outlined the state’s development model with a focus on education and skilling, digital public infrastructure, public–private partnerships, and the role of women and youth in economic transformation.
USISPF hosted a roundtable this morning with Assistant Secretary Kyle Haustveit from the U.S. Department of Energy’s Hydrocarbons and Geothermal Energy Office, alongside leading energy companies.
The discussion focused on strengthening U.S.–India energy cooperation and advancing commercial partnerships across oil & gas, critical minerals, and energy infrastructure.
We thank all participants for an engaging dialogue on these important bilateral energy priorities.
USISPF President and CEO, Dr. Mukesh Aghi, met with RepSchneider (D-IL) and touched on the importance of the US-India bilateral partnership, from a geopolitical and trade perspective.
USISPF is pleased to extend a formal invitation to participate in a senior-level, one-on-one or small group meeting with Keith Bradley, Chief Executive Officer of Invest Alberta, as part of a targeted multi-city North American roadshow taking place June 15-22, 2026.
USISPF held an Energy Committee end-of-year luncheon with Minister Ashutosh Jindal, Minister (Economic) at the Embassy of India, Washington DC. Productive conversations with our energy members on US-India energy cooperation in 2025 and goal setting for 2026.
We are pleased to announce the IX USISPF Leadership Summit on Monday, June 29, 2026, in Washington, DC.
This year, we celebrate America At 250, bringing together leaders from government, industry, policymakers, diplomats, scholars, and members of the media to deepen the U.S.-India strategic partnership at a pivotal moment in global affairs.
We are honored to recognize three distinguished leaders with the USISPF Global Leadership Award for their contributions to strengthening economic and strategic ties between the United States, India, and Canada.
Christopher Calio, Chairman and CEO, RTX
Sunil Bharti Mittal, Founder and Chairman of Bharti Enterprises
V. Prem Watsa, Chairman and CEO, Fairfax Financial Holdings Limited
For more details and sponsorship information, please contact AbhinavDixit at adixit@usispf.org
USISPF hosted its Year-End Dinner in Chicago, bringing together senior leaders from business, academia, and government for a thoughtful and forward-looking discussion on priorities for the U.S.–India relationship in 2026.
USISPF and Baker McKenzie hosted an interactive panel in New York featuring Dr. Mukesh Aghi, Consul General Binaya Pradhan, Prof. Ashutosh Varshey, Brown University, Mukund Krishnaswami, Founder, Lighthouse Funds, Mona Mehta, Global Head of Employment, SentinelOne, Mini Menon vandePol, Head of Baker McKenzie’s Global India Practice and senior Partners from Baker McKenzie’s India Practice. The discussion highlighted India’s investment climate, policy landscape, and emerging opportunities for global businesses.
USISPF was proud to partner the Trieste Indo-Mediterranean Business Forum, a two-day conference hosted by the Trieste Business Summit in Trieste, Italy. The conference saw participation of Vice & Deputy Ministers, top business leaders from Italy and across Europe, as conversations touched on new Golden Road and boosting economic linkages across India, the Middle East and Europe.
USISPF led a four-day India-Israel Defense Innovation Mission, bringing 25 leaders across major Indian defense contractors, conglomerates, frontier startups, and dual-use investors to Israel’s cutting-edge ecosystem.
The delegation met with senior Israeli government officials, advisors, defense primes, and leading frontier-tech investors to map opportunities between Israel’s world-class innovation landscape and India’s growing manufacturing capacity, talent, and investment flows. The goal: build the next generation of companies that will strengthen defense resilience across the India-Middle East-Europe (IMEC) corridor and address shared threats.
USISPF President and CEO Dr. Mukesh Aghi met with Congresswoman Sydney Kamalger Dove (D-CA-37), Ranking Member for the House Foreign Subcommittee on South and Central Asia.
They touched on key priorities in the Indo-Pacific, India’s economic growth story, and strengthening the broader commercial partnership, and continuing the soft power story ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026™ – Canada, Mexico and the United States, and the Los Angeles 2028 Games.
USISPF was delighted to host an introductory business roundtable with Ms. Namgya Khampa, the Deputy Chief of Mission at Indian Embassy US in Washington, DC.
Productive discussion with USISPF members across financial services, insurance, energy, defense, aviation, food, and agriculture sectors.
Grateful to Ambassador Khampa for the time and conversation.
USISPF was delighted to host a Diwali Reception at the historic Andrew Mellon Auditorium in Washington, D.C.
The evening brought together senior leaders from business and government, diplomats, media, and think tanks for a memorable night of food, festivities, fun, in the spirit of celebrating and honoring culture, collaboration, and community.
We were honored to be joined by Ricky Gill, Special Assistant to President Trump, Ambassador Vinay Mohan Kwatra, and his team at the Indian Embassy in Washington, DC along with Congressman Ami Bera (CA-06).
USISPF hosted an interactive session with Dr. V. Anantha Nageswaran, Chief Economic Advisor (CEA), Government of India, on the sidelines of the The World Bank Fall 2025 Meeting in Washington, DC.
USISPF members from across the industry discussed India’s growth trajectory and structural reform priorities and engaged on issues ranging from energy security and health inflation to fintech regulation and US-India tech collaboration.
USISPF, in partnership with the Consulate General of India, New York, and ReNew, hosted a special session titled “Energy Security in a Shifting Global Landscape: Building Resilient Energy Markets Across Borders”.
Held on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly High-Level Week, the conversations on Tuesday, September 23, 2025, touched on enhancing energy supply chains and aligning policy to enable cross-border markets, innovation, and investment, especially across the United States and India, while safeguarding energy security.
The dialogue featured the keynote address from Shri Piyush Goyal, Minister for Commerce and Industry, as he made a clarion call for global cooperation to secure a sustainable energy future. Minister Goyal highlighted Prime Minister Modi’s vision of “One Sun, One World, One Grid”, adding to India’s leadership in solar energy and renewable energy achievements.
Shri Anurag Singh Thakur, Member of Parliament, emphasized that clean energy requires strong international collaboration across technology, innovation, and financial support to accelerate the global transition. Mr. Thakur highlighted India’s strength in manufacturing solar PV, noting that the Government’s Production Linked Incentive (PLI) schemes have been a key driver in expanding the solar ecosystem and building a resilient supply chain.
Shri. Pankaj Jain, Secretary, Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas Govt of India, touched on the global transition from coal to oil to natural gas to electricity, touched on India’s initiatives in the Global Biogas Alliance, and opportunities in the U.S.-India energy corridor.
Grateful for the remarks by Consul General, Shri. binaya pradhan, Sumant Sinha, Founder, Chairman, and CEO of ReNew, USISPF President and CEO, Mukesh Aghi, Atul Arya, Chief Energy Strategist, S&P Global, Indermit Gill, Chief Economist, The World Bank, Mark G., Co-founder and Managing Principal, Three Cairns Group, and closing remarks from Vaishali Nigam Sinha, Co-Founder, ReNew.
The panel launched “Beyond 2030: India Ready to Scale,” a report by ReNew’s policy cell, outlining actionable strategies across manufacturing, infrastructure, and workforce development to power India’s next clean energy surge.
USISPF held a roundtable discussion with Mr. Vikram Dev Dutt, Secretary, Ministry of Coal, during his first visit to the United States as Secretary.
The discussion focused on coal gasification, potential areas of collaboration in the coal sector between the United States and India, and opportunities for closer public-private partnerships.
Officials from the Ministry of Coal, Government of India, the Embassy of India, as well as representatives from Coal India Limited, Bharat Coal Gasification and Chemicals Limited, and NLC India Limited also participated in the session.
USISPF, in partnership with the Illinois Institute of Technology, was delighted to have hosted a luncheon roundtable with Congressman Jonathan L. Jackson (D-IL-01), a member of the Congressional Caucus on India and Indian Americans, alongside business and academic leaders from the Chicago area.
Congressman Jackson spoke passionately about the importance of the US-India relationship, reflecting on its deep historical and cultural roots: “People needed to know what made India great: the diversity, the plurality… People needed to know what India had provided to us: from the culture and spirituality to the talent that drove innovation in technology and contributed to the American economy. The US-India relationship was one that inspired each other. Gandhi was inspired by Thoreau, and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was inspired by Gandhi.”
Raj Echambadi, President of Illinois Tech, emphasized the strategic rationale behind Illinois Tech becoming the first U.S. university approved to establish a campus in Mumbai, India – a landmark moment in US-India education collaboration. “With a strong emphasis on experiential learning and industry-aligned education, Illinois Tech brought a world-class education model to India and created new pathways for innovation, entrepreneurship, and workforce development that benefited both nations,” he said.
Dr. Mukesh Aghi, President & CEO of USISPF, underlined the enduring strength of the US-India partnership and the vital role of the Indian American community in shaping bilateral ties. He spoke about the need for deeper geopolitical alignment between both democracies for shared prosperity and to counter shared global challenges.
We thanked Congressman Jackson for his time and insights, Raj Echambadi for being a gracious host, and all our members and guests who joined us for this insightful discussion on advancing economic, educational, and strategic cooperation between the United States and India.
USISPF welcomed Laura Williams, the incoming U.S. Consul General in Hyderabad, for a roundtable with members in Washington, DC. Hyderabad is a key hub for IT, innovation, and advanced manufacturing, particularly in sectors like pharmaceuticals, aerospace, semiconductors, and clean energy. As one of the busiest U.S. visa posts, the Consulate plays a vital role in strengthening U.S.-India economic and strategic ties. We wish Ms. Williams a successful tenure and look forward to collaborating with her.
It was an engaging interaction with Dr. Ravi Kota, IAS, Chief Secretary, Government of Assam, accompanied by a senior government and industry delegation.
The session offered valuable insights into Assam’s emerging sectors, policy incentives, and the state’s vision for growth. Beyond its globally recognized tea industry, Assam is positioning itself as a hub for investment in renewable energy, semiconductors, food & beverage, and industrial manufacturing.
With its strategic location in Northeast India, Assam provides access not only to the broader Indian market but also to key Southeast Asian economies, making it an attractive gateway for U.S. and global investors.
We extend our sincere thanks to Consul General Binaya Pradhan, Dr. Ravi Kota, IAS, and the entire delegation for their time and insights.
We look forward to continuing to strengthen the U.S.-India economic partnership.
In a spirited and candid exchange, Secretary Lutnick expressed his deep admiration for India. He stated: “I am a great fan of India, and even the people in the government know it’s true.”
Looking ahead, he said both nations are primed for meaningful progress on the trade front. “You should expect a deal between the United States and India in the not-too-distant future, because I think we have found a place that really works for both countries.”
He also stated that bringing advanced manufacturing back to the U.S. remains a key industrial goal, and India will be a central partner in that strategy. “There are an enormous number of product categories that we are going to be delighted for India to produce.”
Speaking on global partnerships, he said: “The President thinks America first, but he does not think America only or America exclusively… He is going to make sure to take care of India, whom he deeply, deeply admires and respects.”
On technology, Secretary Lutnick outlined the administration’s commitment to working with allies and partners in the AI revolution. He stated that India is especially well-positioned to lead in data infrastructure, cybersecurity, and emerging tech.
He also touched on the energy of India’s entrepreneurial ecosystem, the opportunity for capital market development, and the political will needed to unlock reforms in areas like agriculture and trade.
The conversation was moderated by Nikhil Deogun CEO of the Americas and U.S. Senior Partner for Brunswick Group USISPF Board Member. Scene setter by Gary Gauba, Founder & Chairman, Terra Green DC Data Center, Founder & Co-Chairman, NextGen Cyber Talent, Board Member Els for Autism likecelebrate.
Drawing on his experience as a Marine, physician, and community leader, Congressman McCormick spotlighted the Indian-American community’s remarkable impact, particularly in healthcare and technology. “When you see the most successful demographic in the most successful country in the world, look no further. It’s a community that’s very family-oriented, demands success, demands diligence, and is creative and intelligent. And when they adapt to you, you are like family.”
Highlighting the Indian diaspora’s significant role in powering growth across U.S. districts – from fintech innovation centers to leading healthcare institutions – Congressman McCormick emphasised the shared values of democracy, peace, family, and innovation that underpin this vital partnership. “70% of America’s fintech is based out of my district.”
He added, “Moreover, 1 in every 5 doctors in my district belongs to the Indian diaspora. 10% of all doctors in America are from the Indian diaspora.”
We thank Tucker Foote, Chief Government Affairs & Policy Officer, Mastercard for moderating a thoughtful and engaging conversation.
It was a dialogue on global competitiveness, innovation, and the evolving U.S.-India partnership. The conversation was moderated by Robert Thomson, Senior Vice President, Global Head of Government Engagement, Visa
Senator Daines highlighted why India is swiftly becoming the most trusted destination for capital, talent, and innovation. Senator Daines stated, “Let’s keep an eye on where the innovation ecosystem is headed and where we have the talent and the trust… and to me, that is India.”
On energy policy, he stressed, energy will be critical to India’s long-term competitiveness, opening doors for deeper collaboration on sustainable, scalable power infrastructure. In today’s digital era, innovation hinges on reliable energy—an area where India is making bold strides.
He pointed to a strategic shift as global companies look beyond China, emphasizing India’s vast STEM education pipeline, vibrant entrepreneurial ecosystem, and strong commitment to shared democratic values. For Senator Daines, India isn’t just rising – it’s ready.
He also emphasized the growing global pivot away from China in capital investment and identified India as the next big opportunity.
The session was moderated by Lisa McGeough, President, Chief Executive Officer, and Head of Banking for HSBC, US. Scene setter by Jace Johnson, Vice President, Government Affairs & Public Policy, Adobe.
In a wide-ranging dialogue, Ambassador Kwatra reflected on the evolving dynamics of the US-India partnership in the “golden era” of bilateral trade. “The eventual goal we are working towards is to take the Indian economy to the range of $30–35 trillion by 2047, when we celebrate the centenary year of our independence,” he stated.
During the conversation, Ambassador Kwatra laid out a clear message for global investors: “Minimal risk, maximum opportunity, systemic stability, and GDP growth going forward for the next 3 decades… I don’t know if investors would be looking for any other message than this.”
Ambassador Kwatra further added, “Over the last several years – about 7 to 8 years – the total government spending on infrastructure investment alone is close to about a trillion dollars. That has combined with the systemic stability of policy and institutional reforms. This has gelled well with the economic opportunity represented in GDP growth. This then translates into very strong growth in manufacturing and services, combined with consumption growth.”
He also spoke about India’s future workforce, emphasising that each wave of global technological disruption has empowered, not displaced, the country’s skilled talent – with AI emerging as the next major frontier.
Echoing Prime Minister Modi’s memorable phrase during his White House visit:
“AI stands for America and India.
USISPF was proud to honor three distinguished global business leaders with the 2025 Global Leadership Awards at the USISPF Leadership Summit 2025 in Washington, D.C.:
These leaders have been instrumental in advancing the U.S.-India-Japan economic partnership, championing cross-border innovation, investment, and strategic collaboration.
USISPF was honored to welcome Second Lady Usha Vance at the #USISPFSummit2025 for an inspiring opening conversation on U.S.-India ties through the lens of personal connection and cultural diplomacy.
In a candid chat with USISPF Chairman John Chambers, Ms. Vance reflected on how her upbringing in an Indian-American household in San Diego and her family’s emphasis on education shaped her journey—from Yale to the U.S. Supreme Court, and now, her public life in Washington, D.C.
Ms. Vance spoke of her deep emotional and cultural connection to India, formed through regular family visits and lifelong ties to her Indian heritage. She described the US-India relationship as “very personal” to her, highlighting a moment of “great opportunity” in the evolving bilateral ties.
“When we were visiting India recently, I was struck by the number of people who came up to me and said how much they loved our country, how they visited family, how they visited just for pleasure, and how they were hoping for a close relationship going forward. I think these personal ties have something to do with it.” said Ms. Usha Vance while reminiscing about her visit to India along with her family.
Vance recalled their recent trip to India, and how it was special for their three children, who struck a rapport with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, putting him “in the grandfather category”.
“It is a very personal relationship because I have family members who are in India, and I have many family members who are in the US. And I did grow up visiting India and visiting those family members, and they grew up visiting me. So that’s always been a relationship that I’ve personally thought of as very important,” she said. “More broadly, this is a time of great opportunity. And if my husband were here, he’d say the same thing,” she remarked.
“Obviously, the relationship has ebbed and flowed at times. There are times when one country’s needs and one country’s goals are different from the other. But in the next four years, and in the future, the fact that there is this established Indian-American population here and so many people in India who know the country and know the people who are here doing great things, having great opportunities, these personal ties actually have something to do with it,” she added.
She continued, speaking on her upcoming priorities, “Literacy is going to be a big focus of my efforts. It’s a natural fit, given that I have small children and my own personal interests.”
We thank Second Lady Usha Vance for her time, warmth, and insights. Her personal reflections underscore the bonds between the two countries.
The dialogue focused on deepening US-India cooperation in critical and emerging technologies under the TRUST initiative-advancing secure, transparent, and resilient innovation ecosystem through stronger government, industry and academic partnerships.
USISPF held a roundtable briefing with Ambassador Arun Kumar Singh, former Ambassador of India to the United States, Advisor to the Board at USISPF, and Senior Counselor at The Cohen Group.
Ambassador Singh interacted with our members representing financial services, pharmaceuticals, defense, and the technology sector.
Productive discussion on strengthening U.S.-India commercial ties.
Conversation moderated by Vikram J. Singh
The Consulate, in collaboration with the US-India Strategic Partnership Forum (USISPF), hosted a discussion on “Understanding Recent Legal Changes in India: Implications and Opportunities for Foreign Partners.”
The event brought together business leaders, and top corporate law firms both from India and USA. The event started with a minute of silence and condolences to the innocent victims of terrorism in Pahalgam on 22 April 2025. Consul General highlighted India’s streamlined legal reforms, ease of doing business, thriving innovation ecosystem, and the expanding investment opportunities for US Law firms in India.
The panel of speakers included Justice Sanjay Taylor, Illinois Appellate Court, First District, Ms. Shoba Pillay, Partner, Jenner & Block, Collin Vierra, Partner, EimerStahl, Ms. Priti Suri, Founder & Managing Partner, Priti Suri & Associates, Ms. Charandeep Kaur, Partner, Trilegal, Dhruv Suri, Partner, PSA Legal Counsellors.
USISPF, in collaboration with the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), hosted the Inaugural U.S.-India Economic Forum on the sidelines of the 2025 International Monetary Fund (IMF) and The World Bank Spring Meetings.
The Forum convened senior financial and investment leaders from both nations to examine the future of the U.S.-India economic partnership, assess evolving financial trends, and explore new opportunities for strategic cooperation.
We were honored to welcome Governor Sanjay Malhotra of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), Dr. V Anantha Nageswaran, Chief Economic Advisor to the Government of India, Prof. Krishnamurthy V Subramanian, Executive Director, International Monetary Fund, and other distinguished leaders from the financial sector.
The event provided a high-level platform for meaningful dialogue on macroeconomic trends, trade and investment priorities, and the shared goal of deepening financial linkages between the U.S. and India.
USISPF hosted Shri. Tuhin Kanta Pandey, Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), for a luncheon roundtable discussion at State Street in Boston, Massachusetts.
Chairman Pandey began his term as SEBI Chairman on March 1st.
Productive discussions and insights with our member companies on India’s regulatory environment and strengthening the commercial relationship.
USISPF held a Congressional Staff briefing on the outlook for U.S.-India trade on Capitol Hill.
The conversation touched on strengthening commercial relations and building stronger trade ties between Washington and New Delhi in an era of tariffs.
The discussion focused on how both governments are working toward expanding bilateral trade to $500 billion by the end of the decade, as per the Bilateral Trade Agreement (BTA), announced by both leaders during their meeting in Washington in February, and building on digital trade to leverage India’s robust digital economy.
Riveting insights from the panel featuring Aparna Pande, Research Fellow at Hudson Institute, and Mark Linscott, Senior Advisor, Trade Policy, USISPF, and former Assistant USTR, as well as insights from USISPF member companies.
The briefing was moderated by Anushka Shah, Manager – Trade Policy and Critical & Emerging Technologies.
USISPF was delighted to host a roundtable discussion on “Building a U.S.-India Advanced Energy Ecosystem” at Stanford University in collaboration with the Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment.
The session brought together a group of investors, entrepreneurs, climate scientists, academics and researchers to explore opportunities shaping India’s clean energy and sustainability landscape and strengthening U.S.-India energy collaboration.
We were honored to have Shri Jayant Sinha, President of Eversource and Visiting Professor at LSE, led the discussion, alongside Dr. Arun Majumdar, Dean of the Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability, and Dr. Chris Field, Director of the Stanford Woods Institute.
Key themes included:
Regulatory pathways enabling the energy transition The roundtable reinforced the urgency—and the opportunity—to scale U.S.-India collaboration for a sustainable, secure, and inclusive energy future. Thank you to all who joined us and contributed to a rich dialogue!
The session featured Mark Linscott, Senior Advisor at USISPF, and Consul General Manjunath Chenneerappa in a discussion that touched on the impact of tariffs, past policies, key milestones, Bilateral Trade Agreement (BTA), and the road ahead for U.S.-India trade relations.
USISPF in collaboration with the Baker Institute Center for Energy Studies (CES) at Rice University and the Consulate General of India in Houston, held a discussion titled “The Evolving U.S.-India Trade and Investment Relationship: Trump 2.0 and Beyond” in Houston, Texas.
The discussion was moderated by Gabriel Collins, Fellow at the Baker Institute Center for Energy Studies (CES).
USISPF in collaboration with Indian Consulate in New York hosted Shri Ramesh Narain Parbat, Special Secretary and Member (Legislation), CBDT, for a discussion on key tax and investment issues impacting the U.S.-India corridor.
USISPF in conjunction with the Congressional Caucus on India and Indian Americans hosted a briefing on the U.S.-India strategic partnership and strengthening the relationship across defense, trade, and technology.
The event took place on Wednesday, March 26th, on Capitol Hill with 11 Members of Congress, including Co-Chairs Congressmen Rich McCormick (GA-07) and Ro Khanna (CA-17); Co Vice-Chair Marc Veasey (TX-33) as well as, Jim Costa (CA-21), and Glenn Grothman, (WI-6), Raja Krishnamoorthi (IL-8), Ed Case (HI-1), Congresswoman Kim Schrier (WA-8), and Congresswoman Janelle Bynum, (OR-5), Congressmen Derek Tran (CA-45), and Herb Conaway (NJ-3). Ambassador Vinay Mohan Kwatra, the Ambassador of India to the United States also joined the briefing.
USISPF Chairman John Chambers, Founder and CEO of JC2 Ventures and USISPF President and CEO, Dr. Mukesh Aghi, at The Montgomery Summit 2025 in Santa Monica, CA.
Dr. Aghi presented Mr. John Chambers with the Technology Diplomacy Award, which recognizes Mr. Chambers’ contribution to promoting India’s tech ecosystem, supporting Indian startups, and advocating for the larger U.S.-India partnership.
USISPF in partnership with Consulate General of India, New York hosted a discussion on reforms and opportunities in India’s insurance sector at the Indian Consulate in New York City, NY.
The interaction featured a virtual presentation from Mr. Parshant Kumar Goyal, Joint Secretary of Insurance- Ministry of Finance. This session provided expert insights into the reforms proposed by the Government of India in its Union Budget 2025-26, including commitments to raise the FDI limit and simplify the guardrails and conditionalities associated with foreign investment in the sector.
USISPF’s Malachy Nugent was is in conversation with Susan Greenwell, SVP & Head, Global Government Relations, MetLife.
Dr. Mukesh Aghi, USISPF President and CEO spoke at the 22nd India Conference at Harvard on “Global South Rising: Cooperation for the 21st Century.”
A productive discussion as Dr. Aghi and the panel explored strategies for nurturing partnerships and fortifying diplomatic relations among nations of the Global South.
A compelling dialogue on the future of international cooperation, economic alliances, and innovative policies shaping the Global South! Thank you to the organizers on yet another successful India Conference at Harvard University.
Defense and Security Panel at “US-India under Trump 2.0”, where experts discuss the evolving US-India defense partnership and security landscape.
Featuring:
Moderated by @Nikunj Garg, Senior Managing Editor, NDTV
Great conversation on strengthening the U.S.-India trade in an era of tariffs and how we continue to fuel the energy partnership and increase bilateral energy trade between Washington and New Delhi. USISPF’s Mark Linscott, USISPF Board Member, Ernie Thrasher from Xcoal Energy & Resources, and Lisa Schroeter from Dow spoke with Parikshit Luthra from CNBC-TV18.
November 19, Boston | November 20, Chicago | November 21, New York
USISPF, in partnership with Indian Venture and Alternate Capital Association (IVCA) recently had the honor of hosting Jayant Sinha, former Union Minister, Government of India and Senior Advisor at Eversource | An Everstone & Lightsource bp Venture, for a series of discussions in Boston, Chicago, and New York on India’s green transformation.
These engaging sessions brought together PE/VC investors, business leaders, and entrepreneurs to explore key opportunities in green energy, renewable power, and the e-mobility sectors in India.
Participants gained valuable insights into the technologies, innovative financing models, and the evolving policy frameworks driving India’s ambitious journey toward achieving net-zero by 2070. The discussions also emphasized strengthening the US-India Green Corridor to foster greater collaboration between our two nations.
A heartfelt thank you to our guests and gracious hosts — BV Investment Partners, Kearney, and Everstone Capital — for making this initiative a success.
A warm welcome to Washington for Mr. Ashutosh Jindal, Minister, (Economic) at the Embassy of India, Washington DC.
USISPF hosted a roundtable interaction with member companies representing banks, insurance, energy, critical minerals, and payments.
Conversations on strengthening the U.S.-India commercial partnership.
Thank you to USISPF’s Nolty Theriot and Malachy Nugent for moderating this discussion with Mr. Jindal and our member companies.
USISPF hosted a memorable Diwali reception at the iconic Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., bringing together dignitaries, senior government officials, ambassadors and prominent members of the Washington, D.C. community to celebrate the “Festival of Lights.”
The event underscored the strong and growing bond between the United States and India, as well as the rich cultural traditions that Diwali represents.
Distinguished guests included Ambassador Vinay Mohan Kwatra, Indian Ambassador to the United States, and Ambassador Richard Verma, Deputy Secretary of State for Management & Resources.
The event highlighted Diwali’s message of light triumphing over darkness, symbolizing the strengthening collaboration between the U.S. and India. Dr. Mukesh Aghi, President & CEO of USISPF, spoke about the deepening ties between our nations, while Amb. Kwatra and Amb. Verma reflected on the shared values and strong bonds driving our partnership forward. Our event partner Anu Sehgal from the The Culture Tree talked about the cultural and spirutual significance of the festival of lights.
Against the stunning backdrop of iconic Kennedy Centre, guests enjoyed cultural performances, traditional Indian cuisine and inspiring discussions on the future of the US-India relations.
USISPF extends heartfelt Diwali greetings to everyone celebrating. As Diwali lights shine worldwide, USISPF remains committed to strengthening the ties that bind the U.S. and India, fostering a brighter future for both nations.
USISPF had the honor of hosting Shri M B Patil, Honorable Minister for Large & Medium Industries and Infrastructure, Government of Karnataka, for an industry roundtable in the Bay Area.
The Minister highlighted Karnataka’s business-friendly environment, thriving innovation ecosystem, highly skilled workforce, and robust industrial base. He invited the US companies to leverage Karnataka’s ease-of-doing-business policies and explore investment opportunities in the state.
The roundtable served as an excellent platform to discuss collaboration in key sectors such as Aerospace & Defense, Clean Energy, AI & Data Infrastructure, Global Capability Centers, Pharmaceuticals and R&D.
We extend our gratitude to Minister Patil, Consul General Dr. K. Srikar Reddy, the Government of Karnataka, and all USISPF members and participants for a successful event.
Minister Goyal met with business leaders across an eclectic mix of industries from banking and finance, tech, energy, pharma, agri, manufacturing, education, hospitality, and more.
Minister Goyal highlighted that the journey of the government so far has been to “reform, transform and perform” and touched on the strong reforms that the government has undertaken to boost the ease of doing business environment, bolstering manufacturing through Make In India (celebrating its 10 year anniversary) and the PLI schemes, the strength of the US-India partnership, and enhancing the overall trade relationship.
Minister Goyal emphasized that U.S.-India relations are at the strongest it has been and will continue to build on the US-India bilateral partnership.
On the sidelines of #ClimateWeek2024, USISPF, in partnership with Consulate General of India, New York and ReNew hosted a roundtable on “India-US Partnership on Technology and Finance for Climate Action.”
The discussion featured Consul General Binaya Pradhan, Secretary John Kerry, former U.S. Special Presidential Envoy for Climate, Enoh T. Ebong, Director Enoh T. Ebong, Richard Verma, Deputy Secretary of State for Management and Resource, Geoffrey Pyatt, Assistant Secretary Geoffrey Pyatt at Department of State and Sumant Sinha, Chairman and CEO of ReNew. At the roundtable, our dignitaries launched the report ‘Strengthening India-U.S. Relation on Climate Action’. Both US and India remain committed to climate action, building a green economy, and strengthening the energy partnership with a concerted effort to increase research and development, deployment of renewables, skilling, and enhanced public-private partnership to create a sustainable future for posterity.
USISPF co-hosted the US-India Energy Roundtable on the sidelines of Gastech Event 2024. Minister Puri emphasized the importance of the energy partnership between Washington and New Delhi and the growing synergy between the two in creating a clean energy economy.
Minister Puri spoke about the growth in the bilateral hydrocarbon trade, which reached a figure of $13.6 bn in 2023-24, as the U.S. is India’s 6th largest energy trade partner with a hydrocarbon trade of $2.43 bn (in 2 months of FY 2024-25 itself).
The discussion underscored the importance of stable energy policies, particularly regarding gas inclusion in GST and biofuel targets, and emphasized the potential for green hydrogen and ammonia projects. Ahead of #ClimateWeekNYC2024, the burgeoning momentum of the deep energy partnership, especially through initiatives like the Strategic Clean Energy Partnership (SCEP) underscores the commitment of both democracies to enhancing energy trade and strengthening energy security. Thank you to our member companies for the discussion and insights.
Thank you to CG Manjunath Chenneerapa and Consulate General of India, Houston Manjunath Chenneerapa and Consulate General of India, Houston
Ms. Irani, a former Union Cabinet Minister of India spoke to USISPF members and touched on issues pertaining to women’s economic empowerment.
For India to achieve its goal of being a $5 trillion economy, we need to bridge the gaps as gender parity is a foremost priority. Ms. Irani touched on the work her ministries engaged in during her time in government, across healthcare, education, and building a safe and equitable world for women in India.
Ms. Irani laid out the progress made over the last decade and outlined her vision toward a more egalitarian workforce, with increased representation of women in both the services sector and the manufacturing sector, as the government’s PLI schemes seek to boost India’s manufacturing competitiveness.
At a luncheon roundtable with USISPF Board members, and leaders from the defense industry, the Defence Minister touched on the evolution of the U.S.-India defense relationship, its phenomenal growth, and how the defense sector and investments from American companies will play a central part in India’s growth story and vision 2047. Minister Singh echoed building on the defense cooperation and elevating the strategic partnership through deeper defense engagements at multiple levels.
Adding impetus to strides in futuristic Semiconductor sector ! Over 30 representatives from leading companies from this crucial sector shared their insights and pledged to make Telangana their destination. CM and Minister of IT Minister Sridhar Babu shed light on strengths of Hyderabad & Telangana, while sharing their vision to build a futuristic ecosystem and infrastructure for the growing Semiconductor industry.
Keynote address by Dr. Prof. Krishnamurthy V Subramanian, Executive Director of India at IMF addressed USISPF members, investors, and the business community. Remarks by Dr. Nishith Desai, Founder of Nishith Desai Associates, and Mr. Sameer Narang, Chief Economist, ICICI Bank and CG Binaya Pradhan.
Key discussions on the reduction of Corporate Tax from 40% to 35% to boost FDI, improving the ease of doing business environment, investing in India’s infrastructure, strengthening supply chains, and building a clean energy economy. Discussion moderated by Malachy Nugent, USISPF VP of Financial Services.
The panelists unpacked the GCC opportunity in India for multinational companies, India’s technology and talent advantage, and the importance of challenger cities in India as emerging centers for GCC investment.
Mr. Bery addressed a gathering of USISPF members, investors, business leaders, and diaspora on ‘Developed India @2047’ to outline India as a developed nation in the centenary year of independence. Thank you to CG Binaya Pradhan.
USISPF was delighted to host Deputy Assistant Secretary (DAS) for Services, Neema Singh Guliani at U.S. Commerce Dept. for a roundtable discussion with members. Focused discussions on supply chains, digital and financial inclusion, and strengthening U.S.-India commercial ties.
USISPF along with Silverado Policy Accelerator and P2P Strategies convened a high-level roundtable on “Enhancing U.S.-India Critical Minerals Collaboration”.
Grateful to Amb. Geoffrey Pyatt at Department of State for the keynote remarks and thankful to Ms. Verinda Fike, Regional Director for the Indo-Pacific at USTDA for the special remarks. The roundtable brought together a diverse array of stakeholders from industry, USG, GOI, think tanks, and international partners with interests and aspirations in the US-India critical minerals market.
USISPF was delighted to host a luncheon in Washington, D.C. with former members of Congress, senior congressional staff and Board Members. USISPF Chairman John Chambers opened the discussion on US-india cooperation across areas of defense, critical tech, supply chains, education, and strengthening people-to-people ties. We thank our Board Members and members for the riveting insights.
USISPF Chairman, John Chambers and President and CEO Mukesh Aghi honored Mr. Henry R. Kravis, Co-Founder and Co-Executive Chairman of KKR, with the USISPF Global Leadership Award 2024 for his unwavering commitment to enhancing the US-India relationship.
Under Henry’s leadership, KKR has invested over $10 billion in India, creating thousands of jobs and fueling the Indian economy. We thank Henry Kravis and KKR for strengthening the US-India commercial relationship.
USISPF was delighted to host Mr. Nelson Cunningham, incoming Senior Advisor to the Under Secretary for Economic Growth, Energy, and the Environment, Department of State. He was also a former USISPF Founding Board Member and co-founder of McLarty Associates.
Riveting insights on strengthening the U.S.-India partnership. Thank you to our members for the discussion.
Minister Babu highlighted the significant growth of the state’s technology sector and presented Telangana’s IT prowess, and opportunities for investors to leverage design centers, GCCs, and AI.
Dr Aghi touched on the growing synergy between Washington and New Delhi in areas of critical and emerging technology, clean energy, supply chain resiliency, healthcare and education.
Dr. Aghi was joined by Arzan Tarapore from Stanford’s Center for International Security and Cooperation and Asha Jadeja Motwani at Motwani Jadeja Family Foundation
Delighted to host Mr Adil Zainulbhai, Advisor to the Board at USISPF and Chairman of the Capacity Building Commission, Govt of India along with Mr Hemang Jani, Sr. Advisor, World Bank as part of the Young Professionals in South Asia Policy discussion.
Conversations on policy reforms, modernizing India’s economy and the India growth story.
The R21/Matrix-M™ malaria vaccine, jointly developed through a collaboration between the Jenner Institute at Oxford University and the Serum Institute of India (SII), utilizing Novavax’s saponin-based adjuvant technology, is the second malaria vaccine authorized for use in children in malaria-endemic regions.
According to a statement from the company, a total of 163,800 doses of the malaria vaccine are specifically allocated for the Central African Republic (CAR) region, with 43,200 doses already dispatched from the Serum Institute of India facility. Click here to read more.
USISPF’s Vikram J. Singh spoke at Hudson Institute on the US india Dialogue Series, touched on strategic synergies on technology cooperation. Conversation moderated by Aparna Pande, alongside Lisa Curtis, Markey Daniel, Rudra C and Konark Bhandari. Opening remarks delivered by DCM. Sripriya Ranganathan at Embassy of India, Washington, DC.
USISPF hosted an industry interaction in New York City (NYC) with a visiting delegation from the Government of Tamil Nadu led by Dr. TRB Rajaa, Minister for Industries, Investment Promotions and Commerce, Government of Tamil Nadu.
The delegation was led by the Minister for Industries, Dr. Dr. T R B Rajaa. Along with the Minister for Industries was Mr. Thiru. V. Vishnu, MD and CEO of Guidance Tamil Nadu , Paul Arun, Senior Vice President, Guidance Tamil Nadu and Christo Laurel, AVP, Guidance Tamil Nadu. Members discussed investment opportunities in the southern Indian state. Tamil Nadu is recognized for its thriving industrial and IT sector and the second-largest state economy is rapidly expanding with GDP over $300 billion.
USISPF Chairman John Chambers, Chairman Emeritus of Cisco and Founder & CEO of JC2 Ventures in conversation with USISPF Board Member Sumant Mandal of March Capital and U.S. Ambassador Eric Garcetti at Milken Institute’s Global Conference. Conversations on strengthening commercial ties and strengthening the relationship between two of the world’s largest democracies.
USISPF President and CEO, Dr. Mukesh Aghi spoke at TiEcon 2024, one of the world’s largest tech conferences, tailored by Silicon Valley leaders for entrepreneurs, corporate executives, and investors.
Dr. Aghi spoke on the New Global India panel. How India’s demographic dividend is driving the country’s vision to a $5 trillion economy. India is focused on an innovation-driven economy, an emphasis on AI, quantum, space, and cyber technologies, manufacturing high-tech products, and creating a base for the semiconductor industry to power the future of next-gen technology.
USISPF’s Senior Advisor for Trade Policy Mark Linscott convened an in-person USISPF Trade Taskforce meeting. Discussions with members across tech, financial services, education, pharma, logistics on strengthening US-india trade ties, the importance of the TPF and the renewal of the GSP in fostering stronger commercial links and enhancing bilateral trade.
A busy week in Washington, DC with the World Bank and IMF News spring meetings. On the sidelines of these meetings, USISPF was delighted to host Dr. V Anantha Nageswaran, the Chief Economic Advisor (CEA) to the Govt of India.
Dr. Nageswaran touched on India’s economic performance and future trends, particularly the growth outlook for the previous and current financial year. At a time of global economic headwinds, India bucks the trend and continues to be the fastest emerging economy, estimated to grow at near 7-8% .
Riveting insights on policies and outcomes on the Indian economy for our members across an eclectic mix of energy, financial services, tech, consumer goods, and logistics sectors. Thank you to our members and ficci india for partnering for this event.
USISPF’s Malachy Nugent moderated a spiritied discussion on “The Indian Boom: Understanding the Drivers of Rapid Economic Expansion” with Raghuram Rajan and Prof. Krishnamurthy V Subramanian at the Kellogg School India Business Conference 2024.
The panelists shared their personal journeys, drew from their experiences shaping India’s economic policies, and delved into the fundamentals of the Indian economy, manufacturing landscape, and investment climate.
As the Strategic Partner of the Conference, USISPF is honored to have facilitated this enriching exchange. We extend our gratitude to the panelists, organizers, and audience for making this session truly unforgettable.
USISPF hosted a luncheon in New Delhi for David Druley, CEO of Cambridge Associates. The conversation focused on the investment landscape in India, ease of doing business and policy reforms and changes. Boston headquartered, Cambridge Associates, has 11 global offices and a diversified investment portfolio featuring foundations, endowments, pensions, private clients, and corporate and government entities. Thank you to our board members and members for attending.
USISPF was honored to host a luncheon with Amb Vinay Mohan Kwatra, Foreign Secretary, Government of India in Washington, D.C. Foreign Secretary Kwatra had a detailed discussion with our members across energy, technology, defense and aerospace, and financial services. Productive discussions on strengthening U.S.-India commercial ties in areas of semiconductors, AI, quantum computing, and space, with a vision of boosting India’s manufacturing economy, creating resilient supply chains, and enhancing the ease of doing business environment. Thank you to FS Kwatra, DCM Sripriya Ranganathan, colleagues from the Randhir Jaiswal, India in USA and to all our members.
USISPF was honored to host CCI India Chairperson Smt. Ravneet Kaur in Washington, D.C., for a productive luncheon with our members.
Discussions highlighted CCI’s crucial role in promoting fair competition, easing business operations, and encouraging greater investment from US companies in India. Valuable insights shared on competition law, regulations, and India’s evolving business climate. Grateful to the Chairperson and our members for an engaging conversation!
USISPF facilitated a roundtable with Dr. Sunita Satyapal, Director, Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technologies Office, and Hydrogen Program Coordinator at U.S. Department of Energy. Conversation on global hydrogen strategies aimed at understanding various steps taken by countries to develop a robust clean hydrogen ecosystem.
Thank you to our members for the conversations on methods toward achieving emission reduction targets and supporting long-term energy security.
Game Developers Conference (GDC) 2024 Inauguration of the first India Pavilion with USISPF Member WinZo and launch of India Gaming Market Report. March 20, 2024 | San Francisco
USISPF President and CEO Dr. Mukesh Aghi is in California for the launch of the ‘India Gaming Market Report’ and helped inaugurate the first-ever India Pavilion at the GDC 2024 courtesy WinZO
At the launch was Paavan Nanda, Co-Founder WinZO, CG Dr. K Srikar Reddy and Deputy CG, Mr. Rakesh Adlakha from India in SF.
Dr. Aghi later participated in a fireside chat with CG, Dr. K Srikar Reddy at India in SF on India’s gaming opportunity and touched on how India’s digital economy, young demographic dividend, and the power of storytelling are potent forces for the growth of the gaming industry in India.
USISPF Roundtable: US-India Energy & Climate Partnership and Emerging Opportunities. March 20, 2024 | Houston
On the sidelines of #ceraweek2024, USISPF hosted a Roundtable with Amb. Geoffrey Pyatt, Assistant Secretary of State for Energy Resources and CG DC Manjunath, Indian Consulate in Houston
“U.S. – India Energy & Climate Partnership and Emerging Opportunities”
Thank you to Dr. Kenneth Vincent, Director at Office of Asian Affairs, Department of Energy and Dr. Pallavi Jain Govil, Directorate General of Hydrocarbons at Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas, Government of India. Thank you to our board members, members, and the Indian Consulate in Houston for hosting the session.
The discussion was led by Karan Singh Chandhiok, Partner and Head of Competition and Disputes Practice at Chandiok & Mahajan. Conversations on key developments, including the introduction of the Competition (Amendment) Act, 2023, recently issued regulations for commitments, settlements, and determination of turnover, and the upcoming Digital Competition Bill.
Grateful for insights from Siddharth Iyer, Director for South Asia, Office of Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III (Policy) at Department of Defense, Ryan Holliway, Political-Military Officer at Department of State, Pradeep S. Mehta at CUTS Internationaland USISPF’s Vikram J. Singh and Meaghan Byrne for moderating the discussion.
Discussed ways to promote the US- India strategic partnership and enhance the commercial relationship across an eclectic mix of sectors, from healthcare to financial services, tech, and education.
USISPF hosted Mr. George Oliver, Chairman and CEO at Johnson Controls and Board Member at USISPF in New Delhi. Productive discussion on strengthening U.S.-India commercial relations with board members, members, and advisors to the board.
Conversation hosted by USISPF Board Member Sumant Mandal of March Capital on India’s Growing Partnership with the U.S. Discussions on how the world’s most robust democracies can consolidate their partnership to enhance peace, prosperity, and economic security in the Indo-Pacific across investments in critical and emerging technology and clean energy partnerships.
Boosting US-India commercial ties. USISPF in partnership with Mastercard hosted Binaya Srikanta Pradhan, Consul General of India in New York for a discussion with members, former diplomats, and business leaders in NYC.
Discussed ways to enhance the Us-India economic relationship and the strategic partnership in the digital era.
USISPF was pleased to host from U.S. Department of Energy, both Dr.
Sunita Satyapal, Director, DOE, Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technologies Office, and Dr. Ken Vincent, Director, Office of Asian Affairs at DOE.
The roundtable touched on plans for ongoing energy dialogue between US and India, progress in the hydrogen sector, and industry insights as we move towards a low-carbon future.
USISPF was delighted to host a close-door interaction with a visiting U.S. Congressional Staff Delegation. The discussion touched on enhancing U.S.-India strategic collaboration with an outlook on opportunities in the tech sector including AI, quantum computing and semiconductors. Thank you to our member companies for a productive discussion.
USISPF was pleased to host an interactive discussion with Ms. Madhabi Puri Buch, Chair of the Securities and Exchange Board of India in Boston, Massachusetts on Friday, 16th February, 2024
Thank you to State Street for hosting this roundtable with our financial services members.
USISPF Roundtable with ExxonMobil Leadership on February 15th in New Delhi
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Highlighted the success of the USISPF delegation, comprising eminent business leaders from both the Indian and American energy sectors, at
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