Said to be a one-of-its-kind engagements programme, the delegation of small and medium enterprises visited several states in the US
As part of its efforts to strengthen strategic alliances between the US and the Indian IT industry, the National Association of Software and Services Companies (Nasscom) recently took a delegation of SMEs to the US to help them explore the possibilities of entering the American market.
Said to be a one-of-its-kind engagements programme, the delegation of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) visited several states, including New Jersey, North Carolina, Ohio, Michigan and Texas, from July 15 to 22.
They got a chance to meet top government officials, including the governors of New Jersey, North Carolina and Ohio, besides companies cutting across industries, economic development departments, and law firms and consulting firms, a media release said.
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“This programme is a step forward towards doing business in the US, as it helps strengthen strategic alliances between the US and the Indian IT tech industry. The programme will help strengthen the commercial and economic ties between American and Indian businesses to create a win-win scenario,” Shivendra Singh, vice president and head of Global Trade Development, Nasscom, said.
Source: Business Standard
