MUMBAI, India and DENVER, July 26, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Startek® (NYSE: SRT), a global customer experience (CX) solutions provider, today announced the launch of Startek Agent AI, a modular platform combining three AI-powered solutions designed to enhance employee experience (EX) and deliver a superior CX.
Together, Startek Coach, Startek Gamification and Startek Knowledge Management will support 43,000 CX experts across the globe to onboard faster, upskill more efficiently and deliver greater value to the customer by reducing the burden of repetitive manual tasks that traditionally fall on contact center agents.
A powerful coaching tool, Startek Coach, tracks agent progress over time delivering automated coaching sessions, providing insights and recommending development areas to maximize time spent with live coaches. Startek Coach increases speed to proficiency by as much as 50 percent.
Startek Gamification can reduce average handle time (AHT) by as much as 10 percent, improve first contact resolution (FCR) by up to 10 percent and increase customer satisfaction (CSAT) by 5 percent or more.
Startek Knowledge Management reduces ticket creation and triage times by up to 35 percent, reduces manual effort in email customer support by as much as 50 percent and reduces AHT by up to 20 percent across all omnichannel interactions. Deployed as a single solution or individual modules, Startek Agent AI improves both the agent and customer experience to deliver superior CX and builds on the success of the award-winning Startek Cloud. Startek Cloud combines technology and a process framework, to enable agents to work remotely on any device, while built-in security governance safeguards operations at all times. “Our Future of Work strategy prioritizes the innovative use of technology to reduce agent effort and enable our teams to deliver world-class CX whether in brick-and-mortar or remote roles. Startek Agent AI is the next step in the deployment of this strategy,” said Abhi Jain, Chief Digital Officer. “At the forefront of contact center technology, our pilot programs demonstrate that employing technology to improve the agent experience is a win-win-win solution, delivering measurable benefits for our clients and their customers as well as our people.” Logo: https://mma.prnewswire.com/media/970560/Startek_Logo.jpg (Disclaimer: The above press release comes to you under an arrangement with PRNewswire India and this publication takes no editorial responsibility for the same) |
Month: July 2022
Pearl Academy PORTFOLIO 2022: Celebration of students’,,creative ideas
*/Union Minister of State for Textile and Railways inaugurated the two-day event/*
Confluence of technology and creativity was atdisplay by the students of Pearl Academy at ‘Portfolio 2022’. An annual event, Portfolio 2022 is a kaleidoscope of ideas and an impressive showcase of a diverse range of innovative projects in the field of design, fashion, creative practices, media and business. Union Minister of State for Textile and Railways, Smt. Darshana Vikram Jardosh inaugurated the two-day event. She was joined by Sharad Mehra, President, Creative Arts Education Society and Aditi Srivastava, President, Pearl Academy.
Encouraging the students at Portfolio 2022, *Smt. Darshana Vikram Jardosh, Union Minister of State for Railways and Textiles* said, /“I congratulate Pearl Academy for nurturing students in various creative arts and combining it with modern technology. The students are the future of this nation and I would like to encourage them to work towards Vocal for Local, Skill India and Atmanirbhar Bharat. These government initiatives are important for prosperity of our nation and its citizens. She also encouraged the students to utilize this academic knowledge to learn and conserve traditional art & craft of India and support the local artisans.”/
Taking time from her busy schedule, Smt. Darshana Vikram Jardosh took a tour of the student work and interacted with them.
Sharing the vision of Pearl Academy and Portfolio 2022, *Sharad Mehra, Chairman – Creative Arts Education Society, Pearl Academy*, said, /“The vision of Portfolio 2022 has been to enable our students to show the world their ideas on embracing technology, creativity, reality and humanity to create a better tomorrow. I am excited by the glimpse of the future they have shown through their digital and human-centric projects and concepts. As Pearl Academy enters Metaverse, Portfolio 2022 is a fitting beginning to an exhilarating journey.”/
New Report Assesses the Health of India’s Social Sector, Calls on Government and Companies to do More
- Mixed messages from government create a serious impediment to the smooth functioning of the social sector and the maximization of private resources going toward doing good.
- India continues to face tightening regulatory oversight, in particular relating to the receipt of foreign funding and taxable income.
- Collaboration between all sectors, individuals, community organizations, companies and government is essential for sustainable solutions to India’s social challenges, especially as it attempts to build back better from COVID-19.
COVID-19 has highlighted the important role of community organizations within India, with 95% of surveyed organizations directly supporting relief efforts, the highest proportion in Asia. A new social impact study, The Doing Good Index 2022 released by the Centre for Asian Philanthropy and Society (CAPS) shines a light on how the social sector has been key to India’s recovery and efforts to build back better as the world emerges from the pandemic.
The India data for the report was produced in partnership with GuideStar India and the Centre for Advancement of Philanthropy (CAP) which helped to survey 165 non-profit organizations and interview experts in the sector. It reveals opportunities for the government, companies and philanthropists to strengthen the social sector’s ability to serve vulnerable communities.
Despite the strong response from community organizations to exacerbated needs during COVID-19, 61% of organizations surveyed report a decrease in the number of donors, while the prevalence of government procurement contracts has fallen from 37% in 2020 to just 17% in 2022.
“The Indian Government has signaled its value of the social sector through CSR regulations and initiatives such as the Social Stock Exchange,” said Jamshyd Godrej, Chairman Godrej & Boyce and CAPS Trustee. “We can see the government understands the importance of philanthropy, social investment and the social sector.”
Reporting requirements and legislation, however, remain a pain point. “Tightened FCRA measures and tax rulings show a wariness towards the social sector,” said Dr. Ruth Shapiro, Chief Executive of CAPS. “In addition, only 13% of community organizations in India report that regulations are easy to understand, and only 10% say they are regularly consulted by government, down from 14% in 2020. There is clearly opportunity for increased collaboration.”
On the positive side, 71% of organizations say that regulations pertaining to the social sector are enforced, up from 64% two years ago. Government has also attempted to use technology and online platforms to streamline reporting and obtaining permits, and experts in India note that the time it takes for a community organization to register has decreased, on average, from 130 days to 50 days.
According to social sector expert and CAPS partner Pushpa Singh of GuideStar India, “The Indian government has engineered an effective and inclusive consultation process on building the social stock exchange. Perhaps, regulations affecting non-profit and philanthropic organizations could benefit from a similar exercise.”
How Asia can build back better from COVID-19
In order to meet the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030, economies in Asia will need to invest US$1.5 trillion annually. However, Asia is currently not on track to meet any of the SDGs as a region. Private capital plays a critical role in closing this funding gap. An estimated US$701 billion per year can be unleashed if Asia – home to 26% of the global rich – were to match the United States in terms of philanthropic spend. This is about 14 times the net foreign aid flowing to Asia and roughly 28% of the expected costs to fulfil the SDGs by 2030.
The Doing Good Index, first released in 2018, is a study of the social investment landscape in Asia. It exposes the underlying structural conditions preventing the region’s social sectors from thriving, whilst highlighting enabling factors that can empower governments, companies, philanthropists, and social delivery organizations (SDOs) to tap resources and work together to meet Asia’s challenges. The Index can help philanthropists, policymakers, researchers, SDOs and the public understand what levers can best increase philanthropic giving in their economy.
The DGI2022 identifies six broad trends across Asia
1. Most economies lack a clear and consistent set of policies to allow the social sector to thrive.
- Conflicting and fluctuating regulations across the region are diluting the incentivizing potential of policies to encourage systematic philanthropic giving. In India, stringent regulations, particularly on the flow of foreign funding and reporting requirements is making it harder for private social investment to circulate.
2. Funding to the social sector is characterized by shortfalls and SDOs are adapting.
- Due to changes in FCRA, obtaining the necessary approvals to receive foreign funding can take almost double the amount of time it took in 2020, placing significant burden on the 45% of surveyed SDOs in India receiving foreign aid.
3. Tax and fiscal policies are powerful incentives for charitable giving, but the positive effects of incentives are often held back.
- All 17 economies offer tax incentives for philanthropic donations by corporates and all but one offers the same for individual donations. Rates of tax deductions vary widely.
- While 12 economies in Asia offer tax deduction rates of 100% or above for individual and corporate donors, India only offers a rate of 50% for both. Furthermore, deductions can only be claimed for up to 10% of income.
4. Recruiting talent to the sector is a challenge across Asia.
- Around 69% of SDOs in India find it difficult to recruit talent. This is further exacerbated by the public perception that nonprofit employees should earn less than their private sector counterparts.
- On the positive side, three quarters of SDOs reported that their donors sometimes or always support capacity building which can help organizations build their talent pipeline.
5. Companies are engaged but need to do more.
- India outshines other economies with some of the most progressive CSR requirements. Qualifying companies must allocate 2% of pre-tax profit to CSR, resulting in a significant uptick of corporate funding for social good.
- 50% of SDOs in India receive funding from corporates, but this only comprises 16%, by proportion, of an SDO’s funding sources.
- A quarter of SDOs with a board lack corporate representation and 72% find it difficult to recruit board members from the corporate sector.
6. Government is an important enabler through funding, engagement and signaling.
- Only 17% of SDOs in India have government procurement contracts, comprising just 1%, by proportion, of an SDO’s funding sources.
- 80% of SDOs in India say that it is difficult to access information about procurement opportunities, and 77% believe it is difficult for SDOs to win procurement contracts. With two-thirds of SDOs reporting that the approval process is not or only somewhat transparent, a more open approval process could enhance engagement.
DGI 2022 Report
The Doing Good Index 2022 surveyed 2,239 SDOs and interviewed 126 experts across 17 Asian economies: Bangladesh, Cambodia, China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Nepal, Pakistan, Philippines, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Taiwan, Thailand, and Vietnam. It examines regulatory regimes, tax incentives, procurement procedures and sociocultural conditions
Download the Doing Good Index 2022 and visit the interactive microsite.
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Altudo Recognized by Great Place To Work, as 8th Best Mid-Size Company in India
GURUGRAM, India, July 25, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Altudo, a global CX and Digital Transformation firm, has been honored as the 8th Best Mid-Size Company in India. This prestigious recognition highlights the workplace culture and ethics at Altudo, and rewards it for creating a great employee experience for the entire workforce.
“The recognition we’ve received from GPTW is indicative of the innovative and empathetic culture we have and the values driven organization we are. My purpose is for Altudians to do their best work and to find their work meaningful, and as such, I measure employee engagement above profits and revenue. When my colleagues find work meaningful that aligns with their inner motivation, it leads to personal fulfilment, growth and also drives great business results,” says Altudo CEO, Rahul Khosla.
GPTW certification is a global mark of excellence and is looked at with utmost respect by employees and employers for outstanding employee experience.
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“Our culture is fueled by our vision – Our way of working, living, and being, with a focus on the fundamental principles that support an energetic, inclusive work environment. At Altudo, we value our employees highly and make significant investments in their education and professional growth. This implies that every Altudian gets a chance to learn, receive mentoring, and advance in their career. We believe in building and encouraging diversity, fairness, and recognition. Altudo is a family of global talent, committed to making the world a “happier” place! We aspire to be the epitome of excellence, as we turn our employees into the brand advocates. Be ready to grow, learn and change the world with us,” says Altudo Vice President Human Resources, Nipsy Jhamb.
About Altudo
Altudo is a global digital business transformation firm operating at the intersection of technology, commerce, and integrated solutions. They’re focused on helping clients deliver an exceptional customer experience (CX) through 1:1 personalization & enhanced engagement. Altudo does this by creating an integrated IT infrastructure across an array of digital platforms in Martech, CMS, commerce, analytics, and other digital solutions, to build a single view of the customer across channels.
With offices in 7 global locations, their team consists of 600+ innovators, developers, certified solutions architects, thought leaders, and design thinkers. Altudo has 20+ partnerships with leading solutions providers that have enabled them to deliver 2000+ successful projects so far. They have been trusted by 45+ Fortune 500 brands, and have received 14+ awards in recognition of their work.
Know more: www.altudo.co
About Great Place to Work Certification™
Great Place to Work® Certification™ is the most definitive “employer-of-choice” recognition that companies aspire to achieve. It is the only recognition based entirely on what employees report about their workplace experience – specifically, how consistently they experience a high-trust workplace. Great Place to Work Certification is recognized worldwide by employees and employers alike and is the global benchmark for identifying and recognizing outstanding employee experience. Every year, more than 10,000 companies across 60 countries apply to get Great Place to Work-Certified.
About Great Place to Work®
Great Place to Work® is the global authority on workplace culture. Since 1992, they have surveyed more than 100 million employees worldwide and used those deep insights to define what makes a great workplace: trust. Their employee survey platform empowers leaders with the feedback, real-time reporting and insights they need to make data-driven people decisions. Everything they do is driven by the mission to build a better world by helping every organization become a great place to work For All™.
Learn more at www.greatplacetowork.com
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Choose your monsoon style with Nova Eyewear
Nova Sunglasses (Women’s Collection)
Monsoons are the season of love & romance. Nothing can be more exciting than drenching in the rains, embracing the finely crafted Nova Sunglasses powered with state-of-the-art lenses, to keep you ahead in the style game with its stylish colours and designs. The new sunglass collection from Nova Eyewear features sleek designs like Pistil NV 1221 F02 in shiny silver frame with gradient blue lenses with silver flash mirror, perfect for that date teamed with your chic clothes floating in the monsoons rains. Nova Eyewear, a global eyewear brand from Vision Rx Lab, offers stylish options for visual clarity, comfort and sun protection with a plethora of innovative eyewear solutions with advanced lenses in trendy frames perfect for all occasions.
Nova Sunglasses (Men’s Collection)
Sunglasses during a rainy day date go hand-in-hand, and you could play it cool with the new trendy sunglasses from Nova Eyewear with cutting-edge polarised lenses to enjoy visual clarity and comfort under any weather conditions while keeping up your style quotient this season. Uber stylish models like, Buckler NV 0121 F02 in matte light gold bridged frames with gradient brown polarized lenses would help you enhance your look. Nova Eyewear, a global eyewear brand from Vision Rx Lab, offers stylish options for visual clarity, comfort and sun protection with a plethora of innovative eyewear solutions with advanced lenses in trendy frames perfect for all occasions.
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More than 100 teachers in NCR Attend the Skill Enhancement Workshop Organized by Orient BlackSwan
During the workshop, the teachers were encouraged to analyze their career goals, identify areas of development, explore opportunities for advancement and plan their way forward. On this occasion, Orient BlackSwan also announced the launch of their Centre for Professional Development for Teachers—a digital hub where teachers can register for online courses to grow in their professional capacities.
The courses offered by the Orient BlackSwan Centre for Professional Development for Teachers are of high quality and tailor-made for the teachers of 21st century. Some of the courses available on the user-friendly platform with easy navigation are in the areas of Grammar and Communication, 21st Century Skills for teachers, Leadership for Teachers and Text-based teaching and learning. The company has plans to add more courses in the coming months.
Speaking on the occasion, Ms Rohini Bhat, the CPD spokesperson for Orient BlackSwan said, “courses offered by the Orient BlackSwan Centre for Professional Development are designed and developed by internationally acclaimed experts in the field of education. They are also highly experienced and certified teacher-trainers. These courses are also integrally aligned with the curriculum and instructional framework suggested by the NEP 2020 and are uniquely suited to the Indian educational context.”
Emphasizing the need for continuous professional development for teachers, Ms Shweta Talwar, the resource person for the workshop, said, “teachers have to continue to learn regardless of their age, experience and qualification. As change agents, it is important for them to upskill themselves constantly to be up to date with the changing trends of education. Professional development leads to teacher empowerment which in turn leads to student empowerment.”
Encouraged by the overwhelming response to the workshop, Orient BlackSwan plans to reach out to teachers across the country through more such programmes. The team affirms that the Orient BlackSwan Centre for Development for Teachers is a perfect place to be for teachers looking to explore new opportunities of learning and career growth.
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Digital Startup Pitch Night, World’s First Ever Phygital Start-up Funding Event by Engage AI. Digital, Grabs 3 Million Eyeballs Globally
Digital Startup Pitch Night, world’s first ever phygital start-up funding event by Engage AI. Digital, grabs 3 million eyeballs alongside 120 physical presence in the capacity of 100, on 21st July’22, Thursday at The Oberoi, Gurugram.
Investor Panel at the Event
The event was hosted locally and globally with the objective to create a safe and engaging space for local early-stage digital startups to connect with serial entrepreneurs, AI mentors, VCs and investors, to become more accustomed with the digital startup ecosystem. With the added aim of promoting a digital startup culture, DSPN presented a platform for founders to absorb ideas and advice, and expand their expertise and experience in the company of fellow entrepreneurs, to gain rapid access to resources and opportunities so that their funding and other needs are satisfactorily met.
The event witnessed 8 digital local startups from the ecosystem which are Onefede, Paykio, BDB, Waterdrop, Boomlet, Nawgali, Gokhana, Explurger who presented in front of a panel of investors like Ms. Geeta Goel – Michael & Susan Dell Foundation, Mr. Girish Shivani – Executive Director and Fund Manager, Mr. Anshul Kumar – Head of Analytics, Wingyfy, Mr. Vikas Nahar – Founder & CEO, Happilo, Mr. Sarthak Bakshi – Chief Executive Officer, Rissa IVF, Mr. Ashish Bhatia – Founder & CEO, India Accelerator, Mr. Abhishek Garg – CEO, Dulhania.com, Mr. Gaurav Goel – Group President National Head – Startup/Fintech & New Economy Business, Yes Bank. The room also witnessed industry experts like Amit Khanna, Partner, PWC, Mr. Sanjay Sharma, MD, Accenture.
Mr. Shailendra Kumar, Thought leader and International authority on Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics, commented during the event, “I am thrilled to witness the enthusiasm and exuberance of the new age digital startups and the way they have showcased their potential to get global recognition. The platform has helped them to connect with some of the great minds in the business and with that rich experience, the young entrepreneurs will surely find some wise words of wisdom which will help them grow in professional and personal upliftment. We are glad to offer the startup ecosystem a global platform and provide the 5 pillars of the ecosystem i.e Funding, Brand Recognition, Global Visibility, Mentorship and Networking. I would also like to announce our next edition after seeing such great response at our maiden edition which is most likely to happen within 6 to 8 weeks.”
Ashish Bhatia, Founder, CEO India Accelerator also announced to fund two startups Gokhana and Explurger from a crowd of 8 participants. Explurger is also Co-founded by Sonu Sood.
Mr. Amit Khanna, Partner PWC – “India is the third biggest startup ecosystem in India and I can sense we are going to become the 1st largest very soon. We have enough funds in the country and we are missing right mentorship, right scalability and right guidance and events like DSPN is certainly going to help the startup ecosystem to grow and develop beautifully.”
The Digital Startup Pitch Night was launched with a registration process following which experts of all levels came together to share their thoughts and suggestions. Addressing the enthusiastic entrepreneurs behind the startups, many among the industry thought leaders in attendance shared the challenges of growing their business locally and globally. Post the speeches and interactions, there was a Q&A round in which startup founders got the chance to pick the brains of the established entrepreneurs. The audience also participated by directing queries at startup founders.
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Pearl Academy PORTFOLIO 2022: Celebration of students’ raw, edgy, creative ideas
– Union Minister of State for Textile and Railways inaugurated the two-day event
DELHI, India, July 24, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Confluence of technology and creativity was at display by the students of Pearl Academy at ‘Portfolio 2022’. An annual event, Portfolio 2022 is a kaleidoscope of ideas and an impressive showcase of a diverse range of innovative projects in the fields of design, fashion, creative practices, media and business. The Union Minister of State for Textile and Railways, Smt. Darshana Vikram Jardosh inaugurated the two-day event. She was joined by Sharad Mehra, President, Creative Arts Education Society, and Aditi Srivastava, President, Pearl Academy. Sunil Sethi, Chairman, Fashion Design Council of India (FDCI) and fashion designer Ashish N Soni inaugurated the fashion show conceptualized and executed by the School of Fashion students.
Encouraging the students at Portfolio 2022, Smt. Darshana Vikram Jardosh, Union Minister of State for Railways and Textiles said, “I congratulate Pearl Academy for nurturing students in various creative arts and combining them with modern technology. The students are the future of this nation and I would like to encourage them to work towards Vocal for Local, Skill India, and Atmanirbhar Bharat. These government initiatives are important for prosperity of our nation and its citizens. She also encouraged the students to utilize this academic knowledge to learn and conserve traditional art & craft of India and support the local artisans.”
Sharing the vision of Pearl Academy and Portfolio 2022, Sharad Mehra, Chairman – Creative Arts Education Society, Pearl Academy, said, “The vision of Portfolio 2022 has been to enable our students to show the world their ideas on embracing technology, creativity, reality and humanity to create a better tomorrow. I am excited by the glimpse of the future they have shown through their digital and human-centric projects and concepts. As Pearl Academy enters Metaverse, Portfolio 2022 is a fitting beginning to an exhilarating journey.”
“Pearl Academy is proud of its legacy of 30 years of creative impact. We have been developing and nurturing creative talent in diverse fields and empowering them for their professional careers and entrepreneurial dreams. We are excited about the achievements of our students and alumni who presented at Portfolio 2022”, added Aditi Srivastava, President, Pearl Academy.
During Portfolio 2022, a panel discussion was also organized on the theme ‘Creator or Entrepreneur- what should I be?’ It was moderated by Souniya Khurana Co-founder and CEO, WYN Studio and the panelists were Deep Bajaj, Co-Founder – Sirona, Varun Saxena, CEO and Founder, Bolo Live. While interacting with the students, Deep encouraged them to solve the problems nobody is solving as genuine ideas addressing real challenges will always find success. Varun advised Gen Alpha content creators to focus on value-based and relatable content.
Anshul Rustaggi, Founder, Totality Corp, gave a keynote address on ‘Metaverse: How real is virtual reality?’. It was followed by a workshop on ‘NFTs and its significance to designers’ by Ninaad Kothawade, Community Manager, NFT Asia.
Digital art and exhibits showcased by School of Creative Practices have been done in collaboration with Google Collab Research Centre and Artificial Intelligence Diffusion Models. For fashion styling, the VR lens has been created by Snapchat. The students of School of Contemporary Media put up an exemplary display of fiction films, fashion films and documentaries. An outstanding Augmented Reality project by student of fashion communication Rushil Pradhan garnered much praise. Several books on topics such as gender issues, fashion protests, and magazines covering art, culture and lifestyle, created from concept to completion, were part of the showcase. The original theme-based photography by SOCM students made a popular backdrop at Pearl Portfolio 2022. This included several International award winning images. The highlight among visitors at the event were the postcards designed by students of SOCM which explored several poignant social issues like feminism and self-expression.
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Legends League Cricket shifts Second Season to India on fans demand
Legends League Cricket, the global T-20 cricket league today announced the shifting of second season to India from Oman. Keeping in mind the huge fan base in India for the legends of the cricket and the first season’s response received from India, LLC has decided to shift the base to India for the upcoming season in September 2022.
The first season saw a humongous following from India, for the legends playing from across globe. During season two, the Legends League Cricket will add more excitement with more than 110 legends from the sport. The cricket grounds are being decided upon for the league which is starting from September 20, 2022. Cricketing Legends from more than nine nations are to participate.
Raman Raheja, Co-Founder and CEO, Legends League Cricket said, “We have been constantly receiving request from fans to hold the series in India and we are excited to bring the Legends League second season back home. We have the maximum cricket fans here in India. The first season had maximum viewership from India, followed by Pakistan and Sri Lanka followed by the rest of the world. We hope to give a better experience to our viewers and cricket enthusiasts. We are sure that the cricketing fans will rejoice our decision to shift the base to India as the excitement of watching live cricket cannot be matched.”
More details about the Venues and dates would be announced soon for this season. Third season will be scheduled in March 2023 in Oman.
Gear up for the Mumbai International Bike Fair (MIBF)
he Mumbai International Bike Fair (MIBF) will be a high-end, B2B/B2C crossover event focusing on the core values of sustainability, design, and innovation. It is scheduled to be held from the 18th to the 20th of November 2022 at the Bombay Exhibition Centre, Goregaon, Mumbai. The expo will also be open to the B2C segment to provide knowledge and increase awareness about cycling as part of urban mobility, safe cycling infrastructure, the latest products, and services in the industry, and much more. The event intends at bringing together the whole sector under one roof for networking, meeting new dealers and consumers, and observing the newest trends and innovations.
Mr. Jayaram Nair, Group Chairman at VIS Group, and Mr. R A Rajeev, Director at Urban World Consulting (OPC) Pvt. Ltd. ‘Celebrating their Partnership’
MIBF is listed on Bike Europe, an international trade journal for the bicycle industry (www.bike-eu.com). It will be a perfect networking platform for manufacturers, dealers, distributors, and urban planners in India and abroad. The event showcases a mixture of start-ups, scale-ups, and established businesses in the area of Bicycle, E-cycles, Cargo bikes, and E-Cargo bike industry. It also provides a platform for urban practitioners and city administrators to exchange information and discuss the latest developments in urban mobility, incorporating the concept of suitable infrastructure required in cities and towns, as well as how to integrate the same through smart urban planning. The expo is unique and worth attending as bicycles are set to enter a whole new realm, advancing to become the leading form of transport and also promoting low car density in India. The event is the best place to learn about the latest trends, do test rides and trials, and network with the experts. Electric and traditional bikes, the cargo industry, and last-mile logistics companies from around the country will be benefitted from this expo. This is an excellent opportunity to create brand awareness and future loyalty, especially with the youth market.
The benefits of exhibiting with MIBF are that it will bring ideas on city management, new-age concepts, sustainable future, and micro-mobility to everyone under one roof. In days to come, bicycles including e-bikes are going to play very significant role at the micro-mobility level, that is, all travels within 5 km in cities. The expo will include conferences and seminars on bicycle infrastructure designing, challenges in the Indian bicycle industry, and urban sustainable mobility as some of the topics listed. A few of the planned attractions include a cycle stunt show, vintage show, cycle innovation launchpad, book fair on urban mobility, etc. You can also partner with us to gain profit through immense visibility, media coverage, and marketing. The Exhibitor’s profile includes bikes and accessories, e-bikes, adventure biking, pushbikes, and city showcases amongst others. The visitor’s profile includes urban designers, city mayors, delivery apps, and logistics companies besides distributors and cycle enthusiasts.
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