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Programme will enable foreign businesses entering India to be operational and competitive from day one


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	Global business school INSEAD has announced an addition of a course to its executive education portfolio. The market entry strategy for India programme, available from March 2015 in New Delhi, will support business leaders and small and medium enterprises (SMEs) looking to enter or expand into India.<br />
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	The programme has been designed in response to the unfamiliar but common business, social and political issues international companies face in the Indian market. It is targeted at decision-makers in new and growing SMEs.<br />
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	&ldquo;Foreign companies are dedicating significant resources to develop their presence in India. Being an exciting market, India is also one of the world&rsquo;s most complex,&rdquo; said Professor Amitava Chattopadhyay, programme director and GlaxoSmithKline chaired professor in corporate innovation.</p>

Global business school INSEAD has announced the addition of a new offering to its Executive Education portfolio. The new Market Entry Strategy for India programme, available from March 2015 in New Delhi, will support business leaders and SMEs looking to enter or expand into India, equipping them with the knowledge and skills required to effectively navigate the country's distinct business landscape.  Designed in response to the unfamiliar but common business, social and political issues international companies face in the Indian market, the programme will enable foreign businesses entering India to be operational and competitive from day one. Targeted at strategic decision makers in new and growing SME's, including businesses that have recently entered the market and are looking to expand their activities, the programme will provide insights into the unique challenges doing business in India presents. "Foreign companies are dedicating significant resources to developing a presence in I

INSEAD new exec education programme for India

Programme will enable foreign businesses entering India to be operational and competitive from day one

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