Senior legal, finance and business leaders from leading organisations are set to participate in the JSA Boardroom Connect Bengaluru on September 3, 2026, to discuss the legal and policy frameworks that can enable innovation, investment and strategic growth.
The roundtable, titled “Unlocking Innovation, Investment and Strategic Growth: Driving Cutting-Edge Technology Through Legal & Policy Enablers”, will examine how India can strengthen its position as a global hub for AI, deep tech, advanced manufacturing, R&D and next-generation industrial innovation.
The participating organisations include Verse Innovation Private Limited (Dailyhunt), Collins Aerospace, Flipkart, Orange Health Labs, Bharat Fritz Werner Limited (BFW), Himatsingka Group, Ola Electric Mobility Limited, Target, Honeywell Technology & Connect Solutions, and Kiranakart Technologies Private Limited (Zepto).
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The event will also feature Probir Roy Chowdhury, Partner, JSA Advocates & Solicitors; Sajai Singh, Partner, JSA Advocates & Solicitors; and Rashi Saraf, Partner, JSA Advocates & Solicitors, who will contribute to discussions on the legal, regulatory and investment dimensions of technology-led growth.
The forum comes against the backdrop of rapidly evolving global supply chains and the growing convergence of AI, deep tech, automation, advanced manufacturing and digital infrastructure. India is increasingly emerging as a strategic location for global technology, engineering and innovation centres.
A key focus of the dialogue will be the transformation of Global Capability Centres (GCCs) from traditional support functions into strategic hubs for product development, AI, R&D, cybersecurity, engineering and technology-led transformation.
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The discussion is expected to examine the challenges businesses face while establishing and scaling technology and innovation centres, including regulatory compliance, intellectual property, data governance, cybersecurity, talent, cross-border operations and technology risk.
The roundtable will also explore how organisations can balance global business requirements with India-specific regulatory, compliance and governance considerations while scaling AI and other emerging technologies.
Other areas expected to feature in the discussions include India’s technology and engineering ecosystem, localisation, advanced R&D, strategic partnerships and the development of next-generation talent. The event will cover sectors including AI and generative AI, GCCs and technology centres, semiconductors and advanced computing, deep tech, robotics, cybersecurity, cloud and digital infrastructure, advanced manufacturing, autonomous systems and quantum computing.
The closed-door format is intended to facilitate candid, peer-to-peer discussions among corporate leaders and legal professionals on the policy and regulatory interventions needed to support innovation, attract investment and strengthen India’s role in global technology and supply chains.
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