For GCC leaders in India

You built India’s GCC story. This is its stage.

You have spent years explaining India to your headquarters on video calls. For three days you can show it to them: the country, the states, your peers, and what your teams have built.

Five reasons to give it three days.

  • Your headquarters, in India

    A delegate invitation can include your global leaders. We write to them personally, host them from the airport, and give them a programme of their own alongside yours.

  • Eight states in one walk

    Policy, incentives and plans from eight regions, explained by the people who administer them. If you are weighing a second city, this is the fastest way to compare.

  • Peers, off the record

    Roundtables for country heads and for functional leaders, small enough for candour.

  • The next wave

    Companies arriving in India for the first time want to hear from people who have done it. Your experience is the most valuable thing in the building.

  • Your next mandate

    Sixty-four per cent of site leaders now hold a dual mandate, leading the site and owning a global function. The conversations that widen a mandate happen when headquarters is in the room.

Nasscom and Zinnov, GCC Value Orbit, FY2026. (Opens in a new tab)

Bring your leadership team.

The programme has something for every leader of a centre: chief executives, country heads, managing directors, presidents and site leaders, and the heads of engineering, technology, innovation, people, finance, operations and transformation.

If you lead
Look for
The centre
The plenary conversations, the headquarters programme and the policy roundtable
Engineering or technology
Demonstrations, working sessions by capability, and technology partners
People and talent
Sessions with universities and skilling bodies, and the leadership conversations
Finance or operations
State briefings on incentives and infrastructure, and the industry tables
Transformation or innovation
Research and start-up partners, and the industry tables

Do more than attend.

  • Host an industry table

    Lead a conversation among peers in your industry

  • Show working technology

    Bring a team to demonstrate what they built

  • Advise an Explorer

    Spend an hour with a company weighing its first centre

  • Join the Founding Leaders Circle

    If the next centre you lead might be a new one

The room is being put together now.

Delegate places are by invitation, and they are limited. Request yours, and tell us who from your headquarters should be invited with you.

Request an invitation