Abhyuday Jindal to helm Indian Chamber of Commerce

Abhyuday Jindal has been named president of Indian Chamber of Commerce ( ICC) an industry body founded in 1925, that has its headquarters in Kolkata, as per a press release.

Jindal who graduated from Boston University with a degree in Economics and Business Management is the managing director of Jindal Stainless, a stainless steel manufacturer with annual turnover of Rs. 38,000 crore.

“It is my vision to strengthen ICC’s role as a catalyst for economic growth and innovation. Drawing from my experience across sectors, I aim to promote sustainable business practices, foster inclusive growth, and advocate for policies that empower Indian industries globally”, said Abhyuday Jindal.

Jindal formally took over at a ceremony in Delhi on Friday which was attended by commerce and industry minister Piyush Goyal.

“The India story is shining bright, and the world is watching. It is up to us to seize this moment. By reforming, performing, and transforming—and effectively sharing our story with the world—industry and government can collaborate to unlock new opportunities for the emerging middle class while uplifting those below the poverty line and improving their quality of life”, said Piyush Goyal.

ICC also named other functionaries. Brij Bhushan Agarwal assumed the role of Senior Vice President of ICC. As the Vice Chairman and Managing Director of Shyam Metalics, Agarwal brings over three decades of experience in the steel and ferroalloys industry.

Parthiv Vikram Neotia assumed the role of Vice President of ICC. He is the Executive Director of Ambuja Neotia, a conglomerate with interests in real estate, healthcare, hospitality, and education.