Backed by a team of professionals and associates, Growth Enablers was promoted in July 2009 by Arvind Nanda as an independent platform designed to add value to Indian and Global industry by facilitating business growth.
Having gained multifaceted techno-commercial business exposure in the course of 34 years of full time assignments at senior management positions with reputed companies operating in Engineering/ Manufacturing domains, and having led teams to consistently deliver extraordinary performance and business results, Arvind Nanda is equipped to lead this initiative at Growth Enablers.
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Value Proposition: Growth Enablers
sectors, and it is only a matter of time before Indian economy starts climbing on its original growth path. Going by the projections made by global consulting firms it is considered safe to assume that India will emerge out of it in a shorter span of time than the other emerging and developed economies. The reasons are not far to see, and are same as were being acknowledged even before the onslaught of the downturn. The huge numbers in terms of demand and consumption are India’s strength. A growing middle class and per capita income, a large base of low cost skilled manpower and technically qualified young Indians, major opportunities to build infrastructural projects, traditionally strong agricultural sector, abundance of natural resources, and an industrial base which has rapidly upgraded itself to world class standards, are all adding to the Indian growth story unfolding now. There is a global acceptance that India’s growth story is eminently sustainable.
Given all these factors, India is slated to dominate world economy in the coming years as projected by McKinsey. Translated into real terms Indian appetite is going to be fed by the imports of goods and technology from the West. Large spending is forecast on infrastructure, consumer durables, automobiles and services. A significant amount of business for European and American companies in future will therefore emanate from India. The present downturn in fact presents an excellent opportunity for the MNCs to consolidate Indian business plans. At the same time the blue blooded Indian Industry too, having matured and become globally competitive over years, is expected to grow at a faster pace to meet higher levels of domestic and global demand for their products and services.
The impact of global downturn is in fact likely to be dichotomous on the Indian industry. While on one hand it has (temporarily) caused economy to slow down due to lack of global spending and demand, it is simultaneously likely to trigger a heightened business activity due to the combination of a huge domestic market and relatively lower costs. One can expect higher investments not only to cater to the growing Indian market, but also due to more business processes getting outsourced by the developed countries for gaining cost benefits, being increasingly critical for their own competitiveness and survival. This natural business flow will remain irreversible, at least in the foreseeable future, despite all the feeble attempts being made by the Governments in the West to check it through deterrent policies and higher levies.
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Value Proposition: Growth Enablers
It is Growth Enablers vision to form deep and sustainable selective partnership with companies having potential and passion, offering a strategic platform to drive business growth. The intent is to provide a unique consultative + delivery process for achieving and exceeding enterprise goals. Working closely with management teams of client companies to evolve a strategic roadmap for business growth, facilitate and pro-actively participate in its realization.
The Indian Opportunity:
India presents a unique set of unparalleled business opportunities today. Despite an unavoidable impact of global downturn Indian economy remains in good health, with a promise to revive to its destined levels much earlier and faster than many of the other developed and developing economies. The GDP growth rate which was touching double figures in the previous years, and having dropped down a couple of percentage points, remained significantly positive as compared to the negative growth rates witnessed in Europe, US and Japan. There already are better growth rates being registered in most
Given all these factors, India is slated to dominate world economy in the coming years as projected by McKinsey. Translated into real terms Indian appetite is going to be fed by the imports of goods and technology from the West. Large spending is forecast on infrastructure, consumer durables, automobiles and services. A significant amount of business for European and American companies in future will therefore emanate from India. The present downturn in fact presents an excellent opportunity for the MNCs to consolidate Indian business plans. At the same time the blue blooded Indian Industry too, having matured and become globally competitive over years, is expected to grow at a faster pace to meet higher levels of domestic and global demand for their products and services.
The impact of global downturn is in fact likely to be dichotomous on the Indian industry. While on one hand it has (temporarily) caused economy to slow down due to lack of global spending and demand, it is simultaneously likely to trigger a heightened business activity due to the combination of a huge domestic market and relatively lower costs. One can expect higher investments not only to cater to the growing Indian market, but also due to more business processes getting outsourced by the developed countries for gaining cost benefits, being increasingly critical for their own competitiveness and survival. This natural business flow will remain irreversible, at least in the foreseeable future, despite all the feeble attempts being made by the Governments in the West to check it through deterrent policies and higher levies.