The Economic Times CXO Sustainable Infrastructure Round Table
As we look to move past the grave phase of COVID-19, the global economy is contending with understanding the atrociousness of the economic impact it leaves. A Cambridge study predicts that the global economy could face a loss of some US$26.8 trillion, or 5.3%, of global GDP in the coming five years and The World Economic forum points to prolonged economic recession, bankruptcies and sector consolidation, collapse of hardest hit sectors, high rates of unemployment, and restriction of movement of people and goods as the top five expected consequences of the crisis.
2020 has been a year of trying and testing the best business models. The COVID -19 crisis has highlighted the need to strengthen our resilience to future threats to humanity and climate change. The government of India has been engaging industries to create packages that will enable a green recovery. India is making great strides towards affordable, secure and reliable sustainable infrastructure.
This round table will help us understand on what CXO’s think of best models and set a roadmap in unity with technology to bring out the best in the sustainable infrastructure space.
This Round Table is a Deep Dive session on below talk points
1. The Green Infrastructure Opportunity
2. Attracting Capital Markets & The Right Investments
3. Creating Opportune Moment Through Technology
4. Why Building Sustainable Infrastructure Is Good for Business
Speakers
Chitranjan Kaushik
Chief Operating Officer
Ecofirst Services Limited
Manpreet Singh
Partner
KPMG India
G Sundararaman
SVP & Head
Wipro Infrastructure Engineering
Raghunath Murthy
Operations Director – India
WME
Dr Rajashekhar Malur
Vice President & Head – Power Business
Tata Consulting Engineers
Tapan Mazumder
Engineering Director (ED), Vice President
GS Engineering & Construction
Agenda
16.45 – 16.00 |
Registration for the Sustainable Infrastructure Round Table |
17.00 – 17.05 |
Opening Remarks by ET Edge |
17.05 – 17.55 |
India’s Roadmap for An Efficient and Sustainable Infrastructure Ecosystem 2020 has been a year of trying and testing the best business models. The COVID -19 crisis has highlighted the need to strengthen our resilience to future threats to humanity and climate change. The government of India has been engaging industries to create packages that will enable a green recovery
G Sundararaman , SVP & Head, Wipro Infrastructure Engineering |
17.55 – 18.00 |
Closing Remarks |
