Presentation will cover info on sectors that are doing well in India such as automotive, biotech, chemicals, construction, defence, electrical machinery, electronics, food processing, mining, oil & gas, pharmaceuticals, Ports, railways, space tech, textiles, thermal power, renewable energy, ICT & ITES, media, entertainment, tourism, wellness and much more to serve the growing 1.25 billion market.

Best prospect sectors in India for a U.S. exporter

to benefit from several new initiatives of the Government of India such as “Smart cities”, “Digital India”, “Start- up India’’, “Skill India” etc. The presentation will cover the specific opportunities which these programs offer for American companies and how to partner with Indian companies to get business under these programs of Government of India.

Opportunities for the U.S. companies

India is a sub-continent with several states. The presentation will cover aspects like, which state is doing well in business? What are the business styles & approaches in different states? What are the consumer's tastes in different states? For example, one of the highest GDP contributors to India is the state of Gujarat.

First-hand information on Indian market dynamics

A snapshot of what type of investments is coming from Indian companies into the American economy and in which states. What are the factors which an Indian investor considers before investing in the USA?

Indian investment in the U.S.

As per request from participants. Our expectation from the host is to arrange the complimentary venue & participation by their members. Our host may charge a fee to cover the costs. MOR is a non-profit initiative.

Other topics and references

GST is a game-changing economic reform in India. The presentation will cover the salient & practical features of the GST act and the impact of demonetization on Indian economy and it may affect American companies wanting to do business in India.

Impact of Demonetization and Goods and Service tax (GST) on the U.S. exporters

We will connect American companies to Indian Markets.

Jagat Shah did a similar tour of India in 2015 & 2016 for SME’s and report of which he submitted to Prime Ministers office in India. This mission of USA is supported by US Department of Commerce.

Jagat Shah, the mentor, has tremendous experience and skill in mentoring small and medium businesses and is offering a complimentary talk on how American companies can succeed in India. He is engaging in a roadshow, driving 9600+ miles around America, speaking at about 30 locations, in 24 States.

He is meeting Small and medium Businesses (SMB's) in USA in each of the 30 cities through economic development councils, chambers of commerce & business associations to encourage them to trade with India through private sector partner under the Government of India’s mission mode programs of “Smart Cities”, “Digital India”, Start-up India”, “Skill India” etc.

MENTOR ON ROAD - USA SMBs (Small and Medium Businesses))

Institutional Partner

His presentation will include the following topics and would be for about an hour in length:

www.mentoronroad.com/usa