United India Associations invited S P Shukla, Group President and CEO, Mahindra’s Aerospace, Defence and Steel Businesses, to address and interact with prominent Indian business leaders in Sydney, creating an opportunity for them to network with an industry leader from India and listen to his unique success stories in an informal set-up.
A high profile front-runner, S P Shukla has won many awards including the Graham Bell Award for the fastest network rollout, Brand Builder award at the World Marketing Congress, Lifetime Achievement Award in Agile Manufacturing and the CEO of the Year Award at the World Marketing Congress.
At the Business Leaders’ Network meeting on 18 February at the Royal India restaurant in Strathfield, Mr Shukla spoke about the growing and flourishing India-Australia relationships under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. “This new synergy between the two countries has gone beyond the passion for cricket forging new pathways for joint business partnership initiatives and ventures,” said Mr Shukla, as he spoke about the presence of Mahindra in the Australian auto industry and their collaboration with Aerostaff Australia which has helped tap into the burgeoning defence and commercial aviation market.He also spoke about the new helicopter plant that is being set up near Melbourne.
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