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It’s not Heena’s last day just yet, but she still used the opportunity today to say goodbye to her colleagues at IGCC Mumbai.

Here’s a (very selective) list of things she learned after four and a half years of representing GTAI in Mumbai:

- The office loves a good biryani (duh);
- Hindi’s not easy;
- and it takes time to copy Mr Steinrücke’s way of presenting (she still hasn’t mastered it, she said).

Heena will go to Dubai next and promised to stay in touch. IGCC wishes her best of luck with her new role!

After years of having been subjected to mediocre instant coffee, the Mumbai Office finally got a brand new Cafe Coffee Day machine today. Never has a cappuccino tasted so good. A day to remember!

Even in a globalized world, standardized products are not always inquired by the local market. That makes it necessary to customize those products regionally. For example, Uber also offers Rickshaws besides cars and western dishes, like pizza, get some Indian flavor added.
Read more about how multinationals customize their services for the Indian market here: https://www.forbes.com/sites/sap/2019/07/24/how-autos-and-chicken-masala-are-boosting-revenues-in-india/

Forbes India

How Autos And Chicken Masala Are Boosting Revenues In India Multinationals must take globalization offerings to the next level or risk losing opportunities worth billions. Some companies have taken the lead in viewing globalization as a function beyond compliance and local adoption.

After Delhi, Chennai, Pune and Kolkata the NAP Round table took place in Mumbai yesterday! The "National Action Plan for Business and Human Rights” (NAP), states specific requirements for companies and their daily business conduct in Germany and abroad.
It was a successful event with a fruitful discussion in the end.

German Ambassador Walter Lindner talked about the two great leaders of our time and their message in the world at the Gandhi-Mandela-Peace- Initiative.
Also, he speaks about Indo-German relations and cooperation, which are moving on a greater trajectory.

Watch the interview here: http://www.businessworld.in/video/Germany-India-Ties-To-Improve-Drastically-One-Year-From-Now-German-Ambassador-Lindner/12-07-2019-2012/

BW Businessworld

Germany India Ties To Improve Drastically One Year From Now German Ambassador Lindner In an interaction with BW Businessworld’ s Manish Kumar Jha, Ambassador Walter Lindner talked about the two great leaders of our time and their messages in the world today. At the Gandhi-Mandela Peace Initiative held on 11th July, 2019, German ambassador to India Walter Lindner truly was a major t...

Internship openings at IGCC in Bangalore, Pune, New Delhi and Mumbai! :)

Internship openings at IGCC !!

The Indo-German Chamber of Commerce is offering 3-5 month internship opportunities for German Students at its offices in Bangalore, Pune, New Delhi and Mumbai!

*Internships are applicable for German nationals only.

Die Deutsch-Indische Handelskammer bietet Praktikumsplätze mit einer Dauer von 3-5 Monaten in ihren Büros in Mumbai, Bengaluru, Delhi und Pune an. Das Angebot richtet sich an deutsche Studierende der Fachrichtungen Wirtschaftswissenschaft, Betriebswirtschaftlehre, Journalismus, Kulturwissenschaft.

Bei Interesse klicken Sie bitte hier
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IGCC Mumbai moved the office from the 1st to 16th floor on Friday! After 40 years in the office its finally time for a change - and some renovations :D

Sustainable news :D India set to order Uber, Ola, other taxi aggregators to go electric. All new cars sold for commercial use to be electric from 2026. Scooters, motorbikes sold for commercial use to be electric from 2023

Uber D'khoss Olacabs Ola Electrical Services SoftBank Mahindra Finance Tatamotors Kia Mumbai

India set to order Uber, Ola, other taxi aggregators to go electric All new cars sold for commercial use to be electric from 2026.Scooters, motorbikes sold for commercial use to be electric from 2023

Indo-German Chamber of Commerce is looking for a MANAGER for DEinternational Services, who is a self-starter with high attention to details, & excellent business development & sales skills.

For details:
http://ow.ly/Dphp50uMjlN

IGCC is looking for a MANAGER for DEinternational Services, who is a self-starter with high attention to details, & excellent business development & sales skills.

For details:
http://ow.ly/Dphp50uMjlN

India aims to attain a GDP of $5 trillion in 2024. While this goal is unlikely to be achieved, India will nonetheless continue to grow – between 5% and 8% per year – in the next five years. By 2029, in consequence, a relatively large middle class will have emerged; but only in the southern peninsula, Delhi, and the coastal regions of Gujarat and Maharashtra. More rural areas, in contrast, will remain poor.
Read more:

https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/economy/indicators/can-india-become-a-5-trillion-economy/articleshow/69869145.cms

The Economic Times

Can India become a $5 trillion economy? To reach the $5 trillion mark by 2024, the economy would have to grow at over 12% a year.

The cricket match between India and Pakistan on Sunday was followed by around 1 billion fans – the same number of people that watched Germany win the World Cup in 2014. In football-crazy Germany, cricket used to be a niche sport. But in the last five years alone, the number of cricket teams increased from 50 to 500. New players from India, Pakistan or Afghanistan are joining cricket teams every day, using the game to integrate and learn the German language.

https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/cricket/welcome-to-germany-fastest-growing-nation-in-world-cricket-a7943516.html

Virat Kohli Indiancricketteam

Welcome to Germany: The fastest growing nation in world cricket The country is now the fastest growing in the cricket world and, if you remove the Netherlands from the equation, it now has more regular players than the rest of continental Europe combined

IGCC Mumbai introduced ladies night now! Team Building by having dinner and share some beers together 🎉🍻😊 Woodside Inn - Colaba