The (FCEDA) will on a visit led by Juhi Naithani, Assistant Director of International Business Investment.
Since 2004, and has served as a go-to resource for companies interested in expanding into the U.S. market. This FCEDA India trip will include visits to New Delhi, Hyderabad, and Pune in November 2022.
"Fairfax County Economic Development Authority is thrilled to return with an enthusiasm to match that of Indian tech companies looking to expand into the U.S.," said Naithani. "We are especially pleased that several executives from Fairfax County companies are able to join us during this trip to share their success stories."
November 2-4 - FCEDA in New Delhi
Naithani will meet with Minister Counselor for Commercial Affairs Jonathan Heimer at the , and with staff. She will also hold one-on-one meetings with local tech companies.
November 7-9 - FCEDA in Hyderabad
Naithani will visit the headquarters and manufacturing facility of , which bases its U.S. operations, , in Fairfax County, Virginia.
FCEDA India will host a networking high tea for local tech businesses with an information session on international business expansion opportunities. This event will feature Jennifer Larson as a keynote speaker and a case study presentation by Chairman and Managing Director of Dr Krishna Prasad Chigurupati.
FCEDA India will host a panel discussion on trends, opportunities and immigration considerations when expanding operations to the United States. Supported by the and sponsored by the and , the panel will be moderated by Naithani and includes:
Fairfax County-based CEO Srini Bayireddy;
Fairfax County-based President Niranjan Chintam; and
London-based owner and Managing Director Mark Davies.
November 10-11 - FCEDA in Pune
FCEDA India is sponsoring an information session at , Tie Pune chapter's flagship event and conference. Titled "America's Most Livable Tech Hub," the session will feature information about business and community in Fairfax County, Virginia. In addition to Naithani, speakers will include:
Founder and Executive Chair of Fairfax County-based Pallabi Saboo;
Fairfax County-based Senior Vice President in Bengaluru, Karnataka Ashok Chaturvedula; and
representative Dev Malik.
Why Fairfax County, Virginia?
Nearly 30 Indian companies, including some of the largest names in tech, are already part of the dynamic and diverse business community of Fairfax County, Virginia, located just minutes from Washington, D.C. Along with its eastern time zone, in line with both New York and Toronto, Fairfax County offers direct links to global markets through Washington Dulles International Airport, which serves hundreds of international destinations, including a direct flight to Indira Gandhi International Airport in New Delhi.
Fairfax County's business community features 9 Fortune 500 headquarters, leading government contractors, a mix of more than 8,800 technology businesses such as Amazon and Google, and global headquarters for outstanding companies such as Hilton, Mars, Airbus and General Dynamics.
Along with its strength in government and defense technology, Fairfax County's diverse ecosystem is evident in the cluster of cybersecurity, communications, financial and healthcare companies based in the region. Indian companies that have already selected Fairfax County as their home of choice include Tata Communications, Hexaware, HCL and Granules Pharmaceuticals.
For more information on the unparalleled opportunities that Fairfax has to offer to Indian companies considering expansion to the U.S., visit .
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