General Electric (GE) India today announced the setting up of a corporate growth team to increase revenue to $3 billion by 2008 from $0.8 billion in 2004.The growth team will be headed by Anil Chawla who led GE's commercial finance business and made it GE's most profitable business in India.Scott Bayman, CEO and president of GE India, said: "We see energy, commercial finance, GE Money, trasportation and advanced materials businesses as growth drivers for GE in India. We also see major opportunities in the local market for products and services from our healthcare, consumer and industrial, security and water and process technologies business."The team would work closely with the government to accelerate development priorities and identify areas for partnership with state and central goverments, a GE release said."India is clearly one of the most exciting growth markets today. We want to leverage the breadth and diversity of what GE has to offer to make a compelling One GE proposition that will help accelerate many of India's priorities," Bayman said.One GE is an entreprise-wide initiative by GE to deliever solutions to customers under one platform, which has ben made possible by the diversity and strength of GE's products and services, the release added.