Forging new paths since 2006
From 2006 to 2015, the Mindmine Summit has evolved with each passing year. We not only raise issues here but also try to give it a certain direction by feeding the ideas back into the system.
After six succes
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The Eighth Mindmine Summit was held on April 4 and 5, 2013 at The Grand, New Delhi with a theme?: ‘Today’s India: Economics or Politics?’.
After five
successful summits that have attracted
leaders from amongst the best of India's
policymakers,corporate leaders and opinion makers
from diverse fields the stage is set for the Sixth
Mindmine Summit,which is being held at Hotel ITC
Maurya,New Delhi on April 21-22,2011. Our theme
this year is:"Thriving in Uncertainty: Is this the
Real India?" Last year's theme,2010:Is This
India's Defining Moment?" attempted to scan th
fledgllng process of recovery around the world and
in India,and also spelt out some .....
After four very
successful summits which were widely
covered by the media, the Fifth Edition of the
Summit will be held at Hotel ITC Maurya on March
11 and 12, 2010. Last year’s theme, “Challenges of
Troubled Times: Opportunities and Threats” focused
on the global economic crisis from different
perspectives. Last year’s summit was held against
a backdrop of tumult. This year’s event is being
held in an environment of hope and renewal.
Appropriately, our theme this year is titled:
“2010: Is This India’s Defining Moment?”In the
first decade of the new millennium, India
underwent cataclysmic changes and remarkable
progress. ....
The Fourth
Mindmine Summit in 2009 focussed on
"Challenges of Troubled Times: Opportunities and
Threats.", how India was going to turn the
recession into an opportunity for growth. Mr. L K
Advani, Mr. Kamal Nath and many others were a part
of this historic summit, that generated a huge
buzz in the media and the Indian intellectual
environment. Every so often in the history of
International Affairs, a great transactional
turbulence shakes the foundations of the world and
brings many of its older structures tumbling to
the ground. In the confusion and babble that
follow, it's difficult to see through the dust and
recognise....
The Third
Mindmine Summit in 2008 was centered
around "Re-inventing Indian Business: Agenda for
Today". Thought leaders like Mr. Nandan Nilekani,
Mr. Mani Shankar Aiyar and many others discussed
the immediate needs for Indian business to reach
the next level. Legacy and first generation
enterprises in India were building globally
competitive enterprises. As a result of 17 years
of reforms, the baggage from the past had been
shed and Indian firms now had the confidence to
look global and Asian counterparts in the eye. The
growing ambitions of Indian firms had caught the
attention and captured the imagination of both...
In 2007, the
Second Mindmine Summit was a big
affair, where the focus was on "Imagining.
Investing. Inventing: The Global Indian manager.".
The likes of Mr. P. Chidambaram, Mr. Michael Gelb
and Mr. Analjit Singh amongst many more, discussed
the emergence and future of the new Global Indian
Manager. After becoming convinced of their ability
to compete globally, members of India Inc. began
flexing their muscles in the global M&A market
space. In the first nine months of 2006, Indian
companies announced 112 foreign acquisitions worth
US$ 7.2 billion. This was almost double the 2005
figure...
