Delhi chapter emphasizes unity, policy engagement, and skill development for industrial growth

24 July 2025, New Delhi

The Indian Industries Association (IIA), Delhi Chapter, formally inducted its new Executive Council for the 2025–2026 term during the “Manthan-cum-Industrial Meet” held at the Constitution Club of India. The event was convened under the leadership of Dr. Mamtamayi Priyadarshini, State Chairperson of IIA Delhi, and served as a platform for dialogue on collective growth and policy engagement within the MSME ecosystem.

The ceremony was graced by the presence of IIA National President Shri Dinesh Goyal and National Vice President Shri Rajeev Bansal, who presided over the formal induction of the new council members. The incoming executive team comprises Secretary Shri Neeraj Bajaj, Vice Chairpersons Shri Mrigendra Kumar, Shri Charanjeet Singh, and Shri Madhukar Sahay, along with the convenors representing various industrial areas across Delhi.

In her welcome address, Dr. Priyadarshini emphasized the theme of the event — “From ME to WE for 360° Growth of IIA & MSME Fraternity” — as a reflection of the association’s commitment to inclusive development, collaborative leadership, and industrial advancement. She underscored the importance of collective strength, upskilling, and constructive policy dialogue in empowering micro, small and medium enterprises in the national and global context.

Shri Dinesh Goyal addressed the gathering with a reaffirmation of IIA’s long-standing mission to nurture grassroots enterprises and provide a structured support framework for entrepreneurs. Shri Rajeev Bansal elaborated on the organization’s ongoing initiatives aimed at enhancing engagement with stakeholders and building a cohesive MSME ecosystem. Dr. L. K. Pandey, a member of the Central Executive Committee, shared the broader vision and strategic direction for IIA in the coming years.

The event featured keynote addresses by subject matter experts. Dr. R. K. Bharti, Joint Director at the Ministry of MSME, spoke on the role of government schemes, skilling programs, and sustainability initiatives in enabling MSME growth. Shri Ramesh K. Mittal, Chairperson of CAPEXIL, offered insights into export potential and strategies for Indian MSMEs seeking to access global markets.

The event also included an address by the corporate sponsor, APAC Insurance Broking Services (India) Pvt. Ltd. It concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by IIA Delhi Vice Chairperson Shri Charanjeet Singh, followed by the National Anthem — marking the close of a significant day of leadership transition, strategic dialogue, and strengthened industrial solidarity.