24 hours in Mumbai – thought leadership seminar

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It’s an extremely busy two weeks. On top of many client deadlines I have four speaking engagements in Australia and one in India this week and next. I’m about to hop on a plane to Mumbai and will be there for 24 hours – unfortunately this time I have to get back as soon as possible though I have a long term plan to do a longer trip around the tech centers in India to speak and find out the best of what’s happening.

The event I’m speaking at has already got quite a lot of attention – see one of a series of press releases that have got on the web below, also from Dishtracking, Indian Television, India Infoonline etc.

At the seminar I will be coming back to one of my key themes – the future of financial services. I have developed a scenario framework for the event that I’ll share later on this blog. If we’re looking out to 2020, then we do need to take a scenario approach, as there are massive uncertainties ranging across geopolitics, the economy, industry structure, volatility, and how technology is applied. I will be extremely interested to hear what financial services leaders in Mumbai are saying, as the sector underpins how India is participating in the global economy. More on this later.

NDTV Convergence and Wipro announce the launch of Vision 2020- Financial Services Sector

India Infoline News Service

‘Mr. Ross Dawson’, internationally renowned keynote speaker and authority on business strategy will be in India to speak at ’Vision 2020- Financial Services Sector’- a thought leadership seminar by NDTV Convergence and Wipro Infotech, the India and Middle East arm of Wipro Ltd. Ross is the CEO of international consulting firm, Advanced Human Technologies, and Chairman of Future Exploration Network, a global events and strategy company.

The seminar will feature eminent speakers from the industry who will be sharing their perspectives on topics like the future of private and retail banking, mergers and acquisitions, and competition and challenges in the financial sector in the Year 2020.

NDTV Convergence and Wipro announce the launch of Vision 2020- Financial Services Sector

India Infoline News Service / Mumbai Sep 10, 2008 12:10

The seminar will feature eminent speakers from the industry who will be sharing their perspectives on topics like the future of private and retail banking, mergers and acquisitions, and competition and challenges in the financial sector in the Year 2020.

NDTV Convergence and Wipro Infotech, the India and Middle East arm of Wipro Ltd. are organizing a thought leadership seminar, Vision 2020 – Financial Services Sector.The summit is focused on the evolutionary process of Indian BFSI segment and how the future would look like in the next decade. The event will be held on September 12, 2008 at the Taj Lands End, Mumbai.

The seminar will feature eminent speakers from the industry who will be sharing their perspectives on topics like the future of private and retail banking, mergers and acquisitions, and competition and challenges in the financial sector in the Year 2020.

The keynote speaker for the event is Usha Thorat – Deputy Governor, Reserve Bank of India. Some of the other speakers for the seminar are Mr. O.P Bhatt, Chairman, State Bank of India; M. Ramadoss- Chairman & Managing Director, The Oriental Insurance Company Ltd; Mr. Neeraj Swaroop- Chief Executive Officer, Standard Chartered and Mr. Naseer Munjee- Chairman, Development Credit Bank.

The highlight of the event is a session with the internationally renowned business strategist, Mr. Ross Dawson. Ross is globally recognized as a leading keynote speaker and authority on business strategy. He is the CEO of international consulting firm, Advanced Human Technologies, and Chairman of Future Exploration, a global events and strategy company.

Dawson said, “I am very excited to be visiting Mumbai to speak at the Vision 2020 conference. Banking is at the heart of the global economy, and technology is its lifeblood. India’s future depends on how well it uses technology in financial services to support the massive wealth creation ahead.”