Our speakers

Diane Jegam, Regional Director, Proparco South Asia

Digvijaysinh Chudasama, Partner, Risk Advisory, Deloitte India (Moderator)

Dileep Mangsuli, Senior Vice President, Siemens Healthineers

Dilip Asbe, Md & Ceo, NPCI

Dilip Bidani, CFO, MobiKwik

Dilip Chenoy, Former CEO & MD, National Skill Development Corporation

Dilip was till recently, Managing Director & CEO of the National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC). The NSDC is a Public Private Partnership whose objective is to skill 150 million people in India by 2022 by fostering private sector investment and initiatives in training and skill development in 20 high growth sectors and the unorganized segment.

During his over five years at NSDC, the NSDC approved the funding of over 250 organisations and 38 Sector Councils. The NSDC partners trained over 5 million persons and placed over 62% of them. The 38 Sector councils created over 1500 competency standards and collaborated with over 2000 schools in 13 states as well as 31 universities to introduce industry led assessment and certification in the institutions.

He is Chairman of the Board of Management of the Sant Longowal Institute of Engineering and Technology and  also on the Governing Council of a Management School. Prior to NSDC, Dilip was Director General of the advocacy group for the automobile industry in India, Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM).  He also represented SIAM on various Government Committees as well as on the board of the National Skill Development Corporation and the Steering Committee of the International Motorcycle Manufacturers Association.

Before joining SIAM, Dilip was Deputy Director General responsible for Industry Sectors and Associations Council (ASCON) covering, Agriculture, Life sciences and ICT in the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII). Dilip was the CII spokesperson and coordinated CII’s international work relating to the ASEAN.

Prior to his last assignment in CII, Dilip was part of an India team working on the competitiveness of Indian industry with Professor Michael Porter, Harvard Business School. He worked in industry prior to joining CII.

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Dilip Dusija, Partner - Corporate Finance Leader - Private Equity Services, BDO India LLP

Dilip Dusija is Partner- Corporate Finance , Leader - Private Equity Services with BDO India. He has worked for more than 14years as a seasoned Investment banking professional having experience in deal making as well as transaction support with specialization in Private Equity Services. He has also worked with professional organizations like Axis Bank, Ernst & Young, RSM & Co (now PWC) and KPMG.
Also, he has end to end experience from origination till completion of a transaction, even covering transaction support activities such as due diligence and structuring.

He plays an active role in networking with Private Equity Funds and Promoters of mid-market growth oriented companies.

He is also a member of The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India.

Dilip Jose, MD & CEO, Manipal Health Enterprises Pvt Ltd

Dilip Jose is the Managing Director and CEO of Manipal Health Enterprises Pvt. Limited (Manipal Hospitals), an integrated healthcare services system and one of the largest hospitals network in India, with 37 facilities across 19 cities and over 10,500 beds.

He has more than 33 years of experience in various sectors and across functional areas. In healthcare, where he has spent the last 19 years, his previous assignment was as Group CEO of CARE Hospitals, managing a network of tertiary care facilities. Prior to that, he was the Regional Director with Fortis Healthcare, heading their operations in South India. Preceding that, he held leadership positions in the areas of Medical and Para-Medical education as well as tertiary healthcare delivery.

Before his move to the Healthcare sector, Mr Jose spent about 12 years in various roles in Corporate Finance and Strategy.

Dilip Kastala, CIO, HIL Limited

Dilip Modi, Managing Director, Spice Mobility

Dilip is a new generation tech entrepreneur who has been spearheading mobility innovations.

Dilip started his career in the early 90s, working closely with McKinsey to restructure Group businesses. With an eye on the future, he led the entry of his
Group into the sunrise telecom sector in 1995 by creating Modi Telstra, India’s first mobile service provider. He rose to become its Chairman in July 1999 before its successful divestment from the Group in 2000.

Dilip is currently the Managing Director of S Mobility Limited, the emerging digital innovation company offering mobile internet products and services across India, ASEAN and parts of Africa. He is also on the board of several other Spice group companies including Spice Global, Spice Finance & Spice Enfotainment, in addition to being the executive Vice Chairman of Spice I2I.

He is the youngest ever President of the Associated Chambers of Commerce (ASSOCHAM), the oldest chamber of India. Dilip holds a First Class Bachelor of Science Degree in Management Technology from the Brunel University, London, UK. He has also done his Masters in Business Administration from the Management School at the Imperial College, London, with a specialization in Finance.