Nasscom to launch ‘CEO Forum’ in New York to boost Indo-US tech ties

The CEO Forum will focus on advancing the India–US tech partnership from collaboration to co-creation, unlocking the transformative potential of AI, semiconductors, clean tech and future skills.

Information technology (IT)-industry body Nasscom on Friday said it is launching the US CEO Forum at the Consulate General of India in New York on July 9.

The Forum will bring together leading Indian technology CEOs and influential US stakeholders to drive high-level strategic dialogue across innovation, enterprise, policy and talent development, it said.

Conceived as a premier leadership platform, the Nasscom US CEO Forum aims to elevate India–US tech collaboration by convening a cross-section of leaders from government, industry, investment, think tanks, academia and the Indian diaspora, the industry body said.

The Forum aligns with the broader vision of enhancing trade and economic ties reinforcing the $500 billion bilateral trade target outlined by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the US President Donald Trump and underscores the pivotal role of the tech sector in achieving it, Nasscom said.

“Indian technology companies are not only powering digital transformation across the US but also creating jobs, investing in local communities and driving innovation that delivers real impact. This Forum will serve as a strategic platform to deepen partnerships, align with key stakeholders and position Indian tech as a vital contributor to America’s growth story,” Rajesh Nambiar, President, Nasscom, said.

The Forum will focus on advancing the India–US tech partnership from collaboration to co-creation, unlocking the transformative potential of AI, semiconductors, clean tech and future skills. It will explore how cross-border partnerships can build resilient, secure, and innovation-led digital ecosystems, he said.

More than a single event, the Forum will drive ongoing engagements across US tech hubs such as Washington DC, San Francisco, and Texas, building a strong network of champions for Indian tech in the US to foster growth, co-innovation and policy alignment, Nasscom added.

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Published on July 4, 2025