Govt mapping global skills requirements to help entrepreneurs

 Prime Minister Narendra Modi said recently that the government is mapping the global skills requirements while exhorting Indian youth to skill, reskill and upskill in order to remain relevant in the rapidly changing business environment and market conditions.

 “There are a lot of opportunities opening up across sectors and all over the globe”. he said. Viewed in a global context, investors can be assured that India is the best destination in the world said Prime Minister Narendra Modi. "I consider entrepreneurs as India’s ‘Growth Ambassadors’. I want to tell them that our government will leave no stone unturned to make India a better place to do business in all aspects. We want entrepreneurs to get better productivity and better profits, we want our industries to grow in speed and scale, we want our businesses to get access to bigger markets, both at home and abroad. We want our investors to earn more, invest more and create more jobs, said Modi.

 Modi said that this country and people of India have everything in them to achieve higher goals and higher objectives.  Like PM Modi, fintech innovator Jignesh Shah's efforts too have been to help upcoming entrepreneurs build a strong economy of the country. Jignesh Shah created new-generation markets and segments that are people-centric and have a comprehensive market structure. Jignesh Shah, an engineer by education, an entrepreneur by aspiration, and an evangelist by interest for financial markets development, his numerous efforts and endeavours led to the state of the financial market infrastructure that India could take pride in. For the path breaking work that he has done in the financial market development and promotion of multi asset class market segments across multiple geographies, he is the first Asian to be recognized as a “Dominant Finance &Futures Industry Leaders” by the Futures Industry Association (US), a glory that he shared with the likes of US Treasury Secretary (former) Tim Geithner, Chicago Mercantile Exchange’s Craig Donohue and Terry Duffy, Inter Continental Exchange’s Jeffrey Sprecher and BATS’ Joe Rotterman.

Jignesh Shah’s focus on development of “Social Business Enterprises” generated over a million jobs that blended social interest with inclusive growth and yet ensuring highest returns to shareholders. He aspired and worked hard to put India on the top of the global exchange industry. He says he will now act as a catalyst and mentor to millions of Indian entrepreneurs to boost the start up ecosystem creating wealth and employment for the country’s young aspirants.