19th EDITION OF

CII GLOBAL MSME BUSINESS SUMMIT

2022
“India@100 with Future Ready MSMEs”

Detailed Programme

30 November 2022
Wednesday, 30 November 2022

0900 – 0945 hrs Registration

1000 – 1040 hrs Inaugural Session

As India completed 75 years of Independence and with a renewed vision of Hon'ble PM to celebrate
India@100 as Amrit Kaal for the nation, it is imperative to foster sustainable and inclusive economic
growth building a resilient tomorrow for the people and planet. In this, MSME will plays a critical
role with entrepreneurship skills, generating employment opportunities and boosting exports across
sectors. This will encourage in building a diverse range of product and increasing share in Global
trade.

This makes it necessary for the MSMEs to have access to global practices, new age technology
and innovative financial solutions to resolve the challenges of past and become future ready. The
Summit will highlight on Industry’s vision to make India a sustainable global market by giving high
priority and importance to MSMEs linkage with global value chain.

1040 – 1130 hrs Future Ready Technology for MSMEs for India@100
There has been a paradigm shift in the role of technology from being an enabler of productivity and
process to a more strategic role as a key influencer of competitive advantage. Today, MSMEs
across the globe are focusing on adopting appropriate and innovative digital technologies to build
their path of competitiveness and it is very important for Indian MSMEs to equip themselves with
the latest technologies to mark their footprint in the global supply chain and increase their
competitiveness. To ensure that no small business is left behind, it is important that right set of
digital technology interventions along with leveraging the existing digital infrastructure of the
country by MSMEs takes place.

This session will take a deep dive into the latest present and future technologies which can enable
MSMEs for business continuity and help them have competitive advantage amongst the highly
industrialized nations of the world.

1040-1045 hrs Context setting by Session Lead & Mr Mukund Kulkarni

Moderator Director
Experts Global Pvt Ltd.

1045-1125 hrs Address by Panelists:

• Mr Ricky Watts, Industrial Solutions Director, Intel Corporation
• Nomination, Mastercard
• Mr Scott Jackson, Private Enterprise Officer/Deputy Office Director, Development
Partnership and Innovation Office, USAID
• Mr Amit Tuli, General Manager, Bank of Baroda
• Mr Himanshu Shaparia, Convener - CII Gujarat MSME & Vendor Development
Panel and Vice President, Jyoti CNC Automation Ltd.

1125-1130 hrs Summing Up & Closing Remarks Mr Mukund Kulkarni

1135- 1230 hrs Future Ready Indian MSMEs in Global Trade for India@100
The FTAs and bilateral documents signed between India and different regions has opened multiple
opportunities for SMEs. This has given a platform for SMEs to understand the global requirements
and build products and service that bridges the gap in international demands. Where this comes
as an opportunity for SMEs to becomes future ready and globally competitive it also requires
access to new technology and finance along with knowledge of international compliances.
 The session will handhold the SMEs to increase their role in export and integrate into global chain.
This will help in making India a global name of trust as India lead towards 100 years of celebration.

1135-1140 hrs Context setting by Session Lead Mr Akshay Ghulati

& Moderator Co-Founder
Shiprocket

1140-1225 hrs Address by Panelists:

• Nomination, FedEx
• Mr D D Saxena, Managing Director, Riverina Oils & Bioenergy (ROBE), Australia
• Mr Seewraj Nundlall, Head of Department, Economic Development Board, Republic of
Mauritius
• Mr Amarinder Dhaliwal, Chief Product Officer, IndiaMART InterMESH Limited
• Mr Ravi Todi, Chairman, CII Eastern Region MSME Subcommittee and MD, Shrachi Group
• Dr Alka Kaul, Director, Horizon Industrial Pvt Ltd.

1225-1230 hrs Summing Up & Closing Remarks Mr Akshay Ghulati

1230 – 1330 hrs Future Ready MSMEs in Manufacturing and Services for India@100
Some of India’s prominent manufacturing and service sectors have registered exponential growth
in recent years, furthered by recently announced incentives (like PLI, SPECS among others).
However, in order to expand and deepen the domestic ecosystem in the long run, the country
needs companies having the requisite scale, Global Value Chain integration, and technological
knowhow to match the global level. Additionally, to reduce domestic industry’s high dependence
on imports, there is a strong need to develop a vibrant component ecosystem in the country, which
is currently dominated by MSMEs.

With this context, this session will explore how India’s manufacturing and services industry MSMEs
could be made future ready, especially given their pivotal role in India’s growth story to be a
developed economy.

1230-1235 hrs Context setting by Session Lead Mr Vinod Sharma

& Moderator Chairman, CII National Committee on ICTE Manufacturing
&
Managing Director, Deki Electronics Ltd.
1235-1325 hrs Address by Panelists:
• Mr Inderdeep Singh, President & MD, Continental Device India Ltd.
• Mr Sanjiv Narayan, Co-Founder & Board Member, SGS Tekniks Manufacturing Pvt
Ltd.
• Mr Rajata Mehra, Partner, Rajat Chemical Industry
• Mr C V Rajulu, Executive Director, NACL Industries Ltd.
• Mr Navin Mistry, Co-founder, goGlocal
• Mr Shafqat Haider, Director, Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce &
Industries

1325-1330 hrs Summing Up & Closing Remarks Mr Vinod Sharma

1330- 1415 hrs Networking Lunch

1415 – 1515 hrs Future Ready MSMEs through Sustainable Finance for India@100
 With the government’s vision of transforming India into a Developed economy by 2047, it is
imperative that the efforts are accelerated not only for growth but overall sustainable development
of the highly potential SME sector which has a major contributory role to play in the New India story.

To achieve the above goal, the right solutioning for the challenges pertaining to Finance need to
be identified through eco-innovations for a smoother green transition of business models.

This session will bring together the financial institutions both from public and private sector which
are focused on SME financing, and the business sector to discuss the challenges and enablers for
sustainable financing of SMEs.

1415-1420 hrs Context setting by Session Chair Mr Ashok Saigal

Co-Chairman, CII National MSME Council & MD,
Frontier Technologies Pvt Ltd.

1420-1510 hrs Address by Speakers:

• Nomination, ECGC Ltd.
• Nomination, State Bank of India
• Mr Bhadresh Pathak, Business Head, L&T Sufin
• Ms Sujata Ahlawat, Senior Vice President & Head-D2C, Transunion CIBIL
• Mr Prashant Muddu, CEO, Jocata
• Mr. Anuj Pandey, Chief Risk Officer, U GRO Capital

1510-1515 hrs Summing Up & Closing Remarks Mr Ashok Saigal

1515 – 1600 hrs Future Ready MSMEs in Capital Goods for India@100
There is a significant potential for the MSME sector with the introduction of "Make in India" and
increased attention on domestically produced goods, as well as the government's insistence on
tripling engineering goods exports in the next five years and to reach $200 billion by 2030. The
government is taking multiple initiative with favorable procurement policies that will encourage the
MSMEs participation.

With this the session will focus on demand creation, usage of advanced technologies for high end
manufacturing and resolving challenges of MSME for producing better product quality to suitably
address the needs of Global value chain.

1515-1520 hrs Context setting by Session Dr K Nandakumar

Lead & Moderator Co-Chairman CII National MSME Council & CMD
Chemtrols Group

1520-1555 hrs Address by Panelists:

• Mr Shalabh Singh, Head Corporate Business Development, I S G E C Heavy Engineering

Limited
• Mr Kapil Dhand, Managing Director, Micromatic Grinding Technologies Private Limited
• Mr. Praful Shende, Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Bharat Fritz Werner Limited.
• Mr Suchira Surendranath, Director – Strategy and Investments, Brandix Apparel Limited
• Mr Shantanu Roy, Executive Director, BEML Ltd.

1555-1600 hrs Summing Up & Closing Dr K Nandakumar

Remarks
1600– 1635 hrs Special Valedictory Session with Hon’ble Union Minister, Ministry of MSME

India@100 must aim to redefine the traditional methods of development. Transformation across all
sectors and key enablers will lead in the overall transformation journey of the country in which
MSMEs role is crucial. For MSMEs as the driving engine needs to pace up and match the speed
of the other developed nations.

It is hence imperative that all the key stakeholders of the MSME sector primarily the Government
and the overall industry take a lead and collectively work for the common goal of being resilient
developed economy flourishing in a healthy environment and setting an example for the sustainable
business growth for generations to come.

Close of the Summit

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