New Jersey: The Garje Marathi Excellence Summit 2024, hosted at the New Jersey Convention and Exposition Center, left an indelible mark on participants from across the globe. This two-day event, designed to empower professionals, entrepreneurs and academics, provided unparalleled opportunities for US-based individuals and businesses, as well as attendees from India, the European Union, and beyond.
President Anand Ganu said, “The event was exceptionally well-received. We were honored to have Dilip Chauhan, Deputy Commissioner for International Affairs from Mayor Eric Adams' office address the Garje Marathi Global Excellence Summit. He spoke about the various business opportunities available and emphasized the potential for collaboration between Maharashtra and New York City. The administration is always prepared to assist businesses from Maharashtra, as well as GMG members, in opening or expanding their operations in New York City.” Additionally, Mr. Chauhan highlighted that this year marks the first time NYC schools will remain closed during the day for Diwali. He also commended President Ganu and his team for their outstanding efforts in bringing this convention to the New York Tri-State Area.
Garje Marathi President Anand Ganu and attendees with Dy Comm Chauhan during the event. (Photo provided by NYC International Affairs)
Deputy Commissioner Dilip Chauhan is heading the Trade, Investment and Innovation for NYC Mayor’s Office for International Affairs.
Garje Marathi Global (GMG) is a California-based nonprofit that empowers Marathi professionals worldwide, with over 25 chapters fostering education, corporate leadership, and entrepreneurship.
The summit featured industry-specific sessions, a startup Pitch Fest, and strategic MoUs, setting the stage for future collaborations and innovation.
