The Consulate General of India in Seattle hosted the first-ever Invest India Business Forum (IIBF) on Jan. 27 at the Bell Harbor International Conference Center. The event was organized in collaboration with the Great Seattle Partners and The Northwest Seaport Alliance.
Several dignitaries and prominent CEOs from companies across the Puget Sound region attended the event, including Seattle City Council President Sara Nelson, Bellevue Mayor Lynne Robinson, Port of Seattle Commissioner Sam Cho, and Greater Seattle Partners President Brian Surratt.
Industry experts from sectors such as artificial intelligence, agri-tech, healthcare, higher education, and tourism presented detailed investment opportunities in India, showcasing the country's potential for growth and innovation across these industries.
The IIBF aimed to attract investments from the Pacific Northwest, particularly in high-tech sectors like AI, which is expected to add $500 billion to India's economy by 2025.
Presentations highlighted the Indian government's commitment to key industries, its skilled workforce, digital infrastructure, and supportive policies. The forum also showcased select Indian products for potential export to the Greater Seattle area.
Presentation on the healthcare sector Investment opportunity at IIBF, Seattle / Courtesy PhotoInvest India Business Forum (IIBF) at the Bell Harbor International Conference Center, Seattle / Courtesy PhotoThe event featured five unique exhibits:
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