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Bridging the local-global gap
ETGCCWorld SURGE is a power-packed residential gathering of the most influential minds shaping India’s GCCs. The forum spotlights the transformation of GCCs into global powerhouses of innovation, talent, and technology. Set against the backdrop of a fast-converging world, the event explores how India’s GCCs are dismantling silos, reinventing scalability and redefining enterprise value on a global stage.
- 04-06 September 2026
- Kovalam, Kerala
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Moving the Business Needle
ETGCCWorld Talent Conclave 2026 is a premium, CHRO-led conclave curated by ETGCCWorld to examine how talent strategy is being reimagined for the next phase of GCC growth. The forum will bring together GCC CEOs, CHROs and global talent leaders to discuss scaling without breaking culture, designing human-led AI workplaces, building global leaders from India, and measuring workforce impact in enterprise value terms.
- 6 August 2026
- Bengaluru
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Get the latest updates, in-depth analysis, and exclusive interviews covering the transformative growth of GCCs in India. Track key trends, leadership changes, and the sector's expanding influence on the global business landscape.
Initially established as an automotive software engineering centre, the Samsung-owned firm’s centers in India have grown into one of the company's largest global R&D hubs, driving AI innovation and connected vehicle platforms.
In his new role, Mukherjee will lead the company's technology vision and strategy for India, with a focus on driving innovation across the enterprise and strengthening its engineering and product capabilities.
The new facility will initially house more than 60 engineers supporting engineering, product development and digital capabilities, the company said.
Dhingra joins CIBC after leading the India operations of Bristol Myers Squibb (BMS), where he helped build the company's Hyderabad-based global capability centre (GCC) into a 3,000-plus employee organisation.
As AI, data and human expertise come together, India's GCCs have an opportunity to become the architects of that capability, helping global enterprises understand not just what they invested, but what they changed.
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