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DESCRIPTION:#TheIndiaDialog Conversation | Zoom\n\nMonthly online seminar s
 eries hosted by US-ATMC Director Dr. Richard Dasher and the Institute for 
 Competitiveness’ Honorary Chairman Dr. Amit Kapoor. Guest speakers are i
 nvited to share their perspective on India’s development and its challen
 ges. This series is a continuation of The India Dialog summit\, an annual 
 conference that addresses the transformations of India’s economic and so
 cial landscape. Visit our India Dialog page for more information.\n\nRegis
 tration: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_l6v-ldmJRTqpNVsZ5qCHq
 A#/registration\n\nIndia and the Fifth Industrial Revolution\n\nGuest Spea
 ker: Pranjal Sharma\, Economic Analyst and Writer\n\nPranjal Sharma is an 
 economic analyst\, advisor and author who focuses on technology\, globalis
 ation and inclusive growth. He serves on boards of enterprises and non-pro
 fit entities which are leveraging emerging technologies for sustainable\, 
 equitable growth.\n\nPranjal leads public discourse at global and national
  platforms including World Economic Forum\, St Gallen Symposium\, Horasis 
 Global Meeting and AIMA. He served as a member of the Global Agenda Counci
 l at the WEF for eight years. He is a member of its expert network and a r
 egular speaker at Davos. He is also a member of The Outstanding Speakers B
 ureau.\n\nHis new book The Next New: Navigating the Fifth Industrial Revol
 ution has been published by HarperCollins. His previous books include Indi
 a Automated: How the Fourth Industrial Revolution Transforming India. His 
 book Kranti Nation: India and The Fourth Industrial Revolution\, published
  in 2017 was the first to chronicle the impact of emerging technologies in
  India. Pranjal was also the co-author of The Z Factor.\n\nPreviously\, he
  spent more than two decades in print\, internet and TV media\, mostly in 
 leadership roles with focus on India’s economic engagement with the worl
 d. As Founding Executive Editor at Bloomberg UTV\, he helped launch and ru
 n the channel. At TV Today Network\, his team pioneered business news cont
 ent for non-English audiences. Pranjal received the News Television Award 
 for best business show in 2007. He lives in New Delhi\, India.
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