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SMALL AND MEDIUM SCALE
     ENTERPRISES
WHAT IS SME ?
DEFINITION OF SME :




 SME is the abbreviation for Small and Medium
  Enterprises.
 These enterprises can be rightly called as the
  backbone of the GDP of India.
 The SME sector in India is growing at an
  exceptionally fast rate due to which it is proving to be
  beneficial to the Indian Economy.”
DEFINITION OF SME IN INDIA IN CONTEXT OF
       MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES:

DESCRIPTION         INR                 USD

MICRO ENTERPRISE    UPTO 25 LAKH        UPTO $62500

SMALL ENTERPRISE    ABOVE 25LAKH—AND    ABOVE $62500 AND
                    UPTO 5CRORE         UPTO $1.2 MILLION
MEDIUM ENTERPRISE   ABOVE 5 CRORE AND   ABOVE $1.25 MILLION
                    UPTO 25 CRORE       AND UPTO $2.5
                                        MILLION
SERVICE ENTERPRISE


DESCRIPTION         INR                USD


MICRO ENTERPRISE    UPTO 10 LAKH       UPTO $ 25000


SMALL ENTERPRISE    ABOVE 10 LAKH—2    ABOVE $25000—UPTO
                    CRORE              $ 0.5 MILLION
MEDIUM ENTERPRISE   ABOVE 2 CRORE– 5   ABOVE $ O.5
                    CRORE              MILLION--
                                       $1.5MILLION
Micro enterprise:- An enterprise where investment in plant and
machinery [original cost excluding land and building and the items
specified by the Ministry of Small Scale Industries] does not
exceed Rs.50 lakh.

Small enterprise:-An enterprise where the investment in plant and
machinery [original cost excluding land and building and the items
specified by the Ministry of Small Scale Industries] is more than
Rs.25 lakh but does not exceed Rs.5 crore.

Medium enterprise:- medium enterprise is an enterprise where the
investment in plant and machinery [original cost excluding land
and building and the items specified by the Ministry of Small Scale
Industries] is more than Rs.5 crore but does not exceed Rs.10
crore.
TYPE’S OF SME’S
SMEs have been established in almost all-major
sectors in the Indian industry such as:
· Food Processing
· Agricultural Inputs
· Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals
· Engineering; Electricals; Electronics
· Electro-medical equipment
· Textiles and Garments
· Leather and leather goods
· Meat products
· Bio-engineering
· Sports goods
· Plastics products
· Computer Software, etc.
FIGURE’S ABOUT SME’S
 The Indian SME market is worth $5 billion.
 There are over 11 million SME units in India that
  produce more than 8,000 products.
 SME's Contribution towards GDP in 2011 was
  17% which is expected to increase at the rate of
  22% by 2012.
 SMEs are the fountain head of several innovations
  in manufacturing and service sectors, the major
  link in the supply chain to corporate and the PSUs.
  By promoting SMEs, the rural areas of India will be
  developed.
IMPORTANCE OF SME’S


   Employment generation.
   Use of local resources.
   Balanced regional development
   Promoting exports
   Efficient use of productive factors.
BENEFITS OF REGISTERD SME’S


   Credit benefits
   Exemptions under direct tax laws
   Incentives and concession in power tariffs
   Price and purchase preference of goods produced.
ROLE OF SME’S IN THE GROWTH
      OF INDIAN ECONOMY

           35%                          40%
                                        T A OUT OFINDIA
                                         OT L PUT
        INDUST IA E T
              R L XPOR


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REASON BEHIND SURVIVAL & GROWTH
      OF SME’S IN INDIAN ECONOMY
REASON BEHIND SURVIVAL & GROWTH
      OF SME’S IN INDIAN ECONOMY


 Govt. policy, tariff and easy loan with low interest
  rate for SME’S in help to grow these enterprises.
 Foreign and local fund providers are taking huge
  interest in the small and medium enterprises of India.
 Banking sector has also shown a keen interest in
  lending credit to these enterprises.
 Recent mergers have taken place in the sector.
 The sector has significantly contributed towards the
  domestic production as well as the export earnings.
REASON BEHIND SURVIVAL & GROWTH
      OF SME’S IN INDIAN ECONOMY

  Low investment is required to start and maintain
   these enterprises.
  The sector has contributed impressively towards
   job creation and increase in individual incomes.
  Technological growth is also a factor for growth of
   SME's in India as there are several trade portals
   and “ BUISNESSESS DIRECTORIES “ available
   online with huge database of buyers, sellers,
   manufacturers who are basically back bone of
   SME's.
CHALLENGE AHEAD FOR SME’S

 Infrastructure needs to be developed for setting
  up the SMEs in the rural sector of the country.
  Transportation, electricity and communication are
  the main parts of the infrastructure required.
 Technology need to be evolved so that quality
  products are manufactured by the sector.
 Lack of information about the inputs, including
  raw material, machinery and skills, is one critical
  challenge in front of the owners of these
  enterprises.
 High level of research and development is
  required.
GOVT. DEPARTMENT FOR SME’S IN INDIA
 Small & Medium Business Development Chamber of
  India
 Msme govt of india
 India International Trade Centre (IITC-India)
 Europe-India SME Business Council (EISBC)
 Maharashtra Industrial and Economic Development
  Association
 SME Export Promotion Council
 Indian Young Entrepreneurs’ Forum
 SME Training Institute of India
 SME Technology Development Council
SCHEME OF GOVT. OF INDIA FOR SME’S


   Rajiv Gandhi Udyami Mitra Yojna ( RGUMY)
   Marketing Assistance ( Bar Code)
   Skill Development
   Export Promotion
   Infrastructural Development
   National Awards
   Credit Guarantee Scheme
SCHEME OF GOVT. OF INDIA FOR SME’S


 ISO 9000/14001 Certification Fee Reimbursement
  Scheme
 Micro & Small Enterprises Cluster Development
  Programmed
 Credit Linked Capital Subsidy Scheme
 Intellectual Property Rights for MSMEs
 Quality Management Standards/Quality Technology
  Tools
RAJIV GANDHI UDHAMI MITRA
Rajiv Gandhi Udyami Mitra Yojna ( RGUMY)
Rajiv Gandhi Udhyami Mitra Yojna (RGUMY) is to
provide handholding support and assistance to the
potential first generation entrepreneurs who have
already successfully completed EDP/SDP/ESDP/VT
programmes, through the selected lead agencies i.e.
‘Udyami Mitras” in the establishment and management
of the new enterprises in dealing with various procedural
and legal hurdles and in completion of various
formalities required fo setting up and running of the
enterprise
Udyami Mitras :
  Under RGUMY, financial assistance would be
provided to the selected lead agencies i.e. Udyami
Mitras for rendering assistance and handholding support
to the potential first generation entrepreneurs.
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VIKRAM SINGH CHAUAHN

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  • 1. Small and medium Scale Enterprise in India Sour htp:/msme.gov ce: t / .in/ 2 0 .0 3 .1
  • 2. SMALL AND MEDIUM SCALE ENTERPRISES
  • 4. DEFINITION OF SME :  SME is the abbreviation for Small and Medium Enterprises.  These enterprises can be rightly called as the backbone of the GDP of India.  The SME sector in India is growing at an exceptionally fast rate due to which it is proving to be beneficial to the Indian Economy.”
  • 5. DEFINITION OF SME IN INDIA IN CONTEXT OF MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES: DESCRIPTION INR USD MICRO ENTERPRISE UPTO 25 LAKH UPTO $62500 SMALL ENTERPRISE ABOVE 25LAKH—AND ABOVE $62500 AND UPTO 5CRORE UPTO $1.2 MILLION MEDIUM ENTERPRISE ABOVE 5 CRORE AND ABOVE $1.25 MILLION UPTO 25 CRORE AND UPTO $2.5 MILLION
  • 6. SERVICE ENTERPRISE DESCRIPTION INR USD MICRO ENTERPRISE UPTO 10 LAKH UPTO $ 25000 SMALL ENTERPRISE ABOVE 10 LAKH—2 ABOVE $25000—UPTO CRORE $ 0.5 MILLION MEDIUM ENTERPRISE ABOVE 2 CRORE– 5 ABOVE $ O.5 CRORE MILLION-- $1.5MILLION
  • 7. Micro enterprise:- An enterprise where investment in plant and machinery [original cost excluding land and building and the items specified by the Ministry of Small Scale Industries] does not exceed Rs.50 lakh. Small enterprise:-An enterprise where the investment in plant and machinery [original cost excluding land and building and the items specified by the Ministry of Small Scale Industries] is more than Rs.25 lakh but does not exceed Rs.5 crore. Medium enterprise:- medium enterprise is an enterprise where the investment in plant and machinery [original cost excluding land and building and the items specified by the Ministry of Small Scale Industries] is more than Rs.5 crore but does not exceed Rs.10 crore.
  • 8. TYPE’S OF SME’S SMEs have been established in almost all-major sectors in the Indian industry such as: · Food Processing · Agricultural Inputs · Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals · Engineering; Electricals; Electronics · Electro-medical equipment · Textiles and Garments · Leather and leather goods · Meat products · Bio-engineering · Sports goods · Plastics products · Computer Software, etc.
  • 9. FIGURE’S ABOUT SME’S  The Indian SME market is worth $5 billion.  There are over 11 million SME units in India that produce more than 8,000 products.  SME's Contribution towards GDP in 2011 was 17% which is expected to increase at the rate of 22% by 2012.  SMEs are the fountain head of several innovations in manufacturing and service sectors, the major link in the supply chain to corporate and the PSUs. By promoting SMEs, the rural areas of India will be developed.
  • 10. IMPORTANCE OF SME’S  Employment generation.  Use of local resources.  Balanced regional development  Promoting exports  Efficient use of productive factors.
  • 11. BENEFITS OF REGISTERD SME’S  Credit benefits  Exemptions under direct tax laws  Incentives and concession in power tariffs  Price and purchase preference of goods produced.
  • 12. ROLE OF SME’S IN THE GROWTH OF INDIAN ECONOMY 35% 40% T A OUT OFINDIA OT L PUT INDUST IA E T R L XPOR 60 MN 1.3 MN E PL M NTG NE T D M OY E E RAE J PE Y A OB R E R 8000 90% QUAIT PR L Y ODUCTG NE AE BYT MF INDIA A E R T D HE OR N ND INDUST IA UNITININDIA R L INT R T LM R T E NAIONA A KE
  • 13. REASON BEHIND SURVIVAL & GROWTH OF SME’S IN INDIAN ECONOMY
  • 14. REASON BEHIND SURVIVAL & GROWTH OF SME’S IN INDIAN ECONOMY  Govt. policy, tariff and easy loan with low interest rate for SME’S in help to grow these enterprises.  Foreign and local fund providers are taking huge interest in the small and medium enterprises of India.  Banking sector has also shown a keen interest in lending credit to these enterprises.  Recent mergers have taken place in the sector.  The sector has significantly contributed towards the domestic production as well as the export earnings.
  • 15. REASON BEHIND SURVIVAL & GROWTH OF SME’S IN INDIAN ECONOMY  Low investment is required to start and maintain these enterprises.  The sector has contributed impressively towards job creation and increase in individual incomes.  Technological growth is also a factor for growth of SME's in India as there are several trade portals and “ BUISNESSESS DIRECTORIES “ available online with huge database of buyers, sellers, manufacturers who are basically back bone of SME's.
  • 16. CHALLENGE AHEAD FOR SME’S  Infrastructure needs to be developed for setting up the SMEs in the rural sector of the country. Transportation, electricity and communication are the main parts of the infrastructure required.  Technology need to be evolved so that quality products are manufactured by the sector.  Lack of information about the inputs, including raw material, machinery and skills, is one critical challenge in front of the owners of these enterprises.  High level of research and development is required.
  • 17. GOVT. DEPARTMENT FOR SME’S IN INDIA  Small & Medium Business Development Chamber of India  Msme govt of india  India International Trade Centre (IITC-India)  Europe-India SME Business Council (EISBC)  Maharashtra Industrial and Economic Development Association  SME Export Promotion Council  Indian Young Entrepreneurs’ Forum  SME Training Institute of India  SME Technology Development Council
  • 18. SCHEME OF GOVT. OF INDIA FOR SME’S  Rajiv Gandhi Udyami Mitra Yojna ( RGUMY)  Marketing Assistance ( Bar Code)  Skill Development  Export Promotion  Infrastructural Development  National Awards  Credit Guarantee Scheme
  • 19. SCHEME OF GOVT. OF INDIA FOR SME’S  ISO 9000/14001 Certification Fee Reimbursement Scheme  Micro & Small Enterprises Cluster Development Programmed  Credit Linked Capital Subsidy Scheme  Intellectual Property Rights for MSMEs  Quality Management Standards/Quality Technology Tools
  • 20. RAJIV GANDHI UDHAMI MITRA Rajiv Gandhi Udyami Mitra Yojna ( RGUMY) Rajiv Gandhi Udhyami Mitra Yojna (RGUMY) is to provide handholding support and assistance to the potential first generation entrepreneurs who have already successfully completed EDP/SDP/ESDP/VT programmes, through the selected lead agencies i.e. ‘Udyami Mitras” in the establishment and management of the new enterprises in dealing with various procedural and legal hurdles and in completion of various formalities required fo setting up and running of the enterprise Udyami Mitras : Under RGUMY, financial assistance would be provided to the selected lead agencies i.e. Udyami Mitras for rendering assistance and handholding support to the potential first generation entrepreneurs.
  • 21. MARKETING ASSISTANCE/SUPPORT TO MSES (BAR CODE) T obj iv oft scheme is t popul r t Ba code regist aion a mot ae t he ect e his o aize he r r t nd iv t he smala micro ma ct ingent pr t a t Ba Code Cerificaion on l rge l nd nufa ur er ises o dopt he r t t a scae a t sel t v l a product w l ide a ena e higherexpor pr l nd o l heir aue dded s ordw nd bl t ice reaizaion Itaso hel in domest maket (w esae &ret il 75% ofa lfee ( l t l ps ic r ing hol l a ). nnua recuring)ofBa Code Cerificaion fort fir t yeas a reimbur t M r r t t he st hree r re sed o SEs undert scheme. he
  • 22. SKILL DEVELOPMENT W h a obj iv t creae sel empl it n ect e o t f oyment t ent , he repreneur a skil dev opment ship nd l el scheme is impl ed byOffice oft DC(SM ’S)t ement he E hrough it net or of59M E_ DIS s wk SM a t br nches,. T progr ms a conduct incl Ent nd heir a he a re ed ude repreneur Dev opment ship el , Entrepreneur a Skil Dev opment M na ship nd l el , a gementDev opmenta Business Skil el nd l Dev opment T progr m a conduct forunempl yout a instanomina fee el . hese a re ed oyed h ga l a in some ca st is aso prov nd ses ipend l ided.
  • 23. INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT Forsetingup ofindustia est t a t dev op infr stuct fa it l pow distibut net or t r l aes nd o el a r ure cil ies ike er r ion w k, w t t ecommunicaion, dr ina a polut cont fa it roa ba r wmaer l st a aer el t a ge nd l ion rol cil ies, ds, nks, a t ia, or ge a maket outet common ser ices fa it a t nd r ing l s, v cil ies nd echnol lba up ser ices et forM Es, t ogica ck v c. SM he int aed Infr st uct a Dev opment(IID)Scheme w s l unched in 1994 t scheme cov s r a a egr t a r ur l el aa . he er ur l s w la ur n a s w h aprov of50 reser aion forr a a s a 50 industia pl s a t be el s ba rea it ision % vt ur l rea nd % r l ot re o reser ed fort micro ent pr T scheme aso prov up gr daion/ rengt v he er ises. he l ides a t st hening oft he infr stuct a fa it in t exist industia est t T est t costt setup a IID Cent is R a r ur l cil ies he ing r l aes. he imaed o n re s. 5 Crore. Centa Gov nmentprov 4 % in ca ofgener lst t a up t 8 % forNorh Ea r l er ided 0 se a aes nd o 0 t st R egion, J H.Pa Utr kha a gr nta rema a &K, . nd t a nd s a nd ining mountcoul be l n fro SIDBI/ nk/ ncia d oa Ba Fina l Inst ut ort st t Funds. it ions he ae
  • 24. CREDIT GUARANTEE SCHEME T ensure beterfl ofcreditt micro a smalent pr byminimizingt r o t ow o nd l er ises he isk percept ofba fina linst ut in l ion nks/ ncia it ions endingw houtcolaer lsecur y t it lt a it , he Gov nmentl unched CreditGuaa ee Fund Scheme forSM ’Sin A 20 0. t er a r nt E ugust 0 his scheme cov s colaer l-free creditfa it ext er l t a cil y ended byel e l igibl endinginst ut t it ions o newa exist SM ’Sforl n upt R 10 l kh perbor ingunit T guaa ee nd ing E oa o s. 0 a row . he r nt cov is upt 75% oift creditsa ioned (8 in respectofl ns upt R 5 l kh a er o he nct 5% oa o s. a nd 8 % forl ns prov t SM ’Sow / aed byw a all ns in t Norh 0 oa ided o E ned oper t omen nd l oa he t Ea R ) st egion
  • 25. ISO 9000/14001 CERTIFICATION FEE REIMBURSEMENT SCHEME T enha t compet iv st h oft SM ’S, t Gov nmentint o nce he it e rengt he E he er roduced a scheme t incent es t o iv echnol lup gr daion , quait improv ogica a t ly ementa beter nd t environmentma gementbyt SM ’S. T scheme reimbur 75% oft fees, na he E he ses he subj t ama ect o ximum ofR 75,0 0-fora ingQuait M na s. 0 / cquir l y a gementSyst em (QM ISO90 0cerificaion a /orEnv S)/ 0 t t nd ironmentM na a gement(EM IS)14 0 S)? 0 1 cerificaion byt SM ’S. t t he E
  • 26. SME’S CLUSTER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME T M a SmalEnt pr Cl erDev opmentProgr mmme (SM ’SCDP)is he icro nd l er ises ust el a E impl ed forhol icdev opmentofcl er ofSM ’S. T progr mme env ges ement ist el ust s E he a isa mea forca cit buil skil dev opment t sures pa y ding, l el , echnol up gr daion oft ogy a t he ent pr improv creditdel er , maket suppor, setingup ofcommon fa it er ises, ed iv y r ing t t cil y cent s et ba on dia ic st car outin consulaion w h cl erunit a er c, sed gnost udies ried t t it ust s nd t colect es a ma gementofcl erw fa it byt cl ercolect es. heir l iv nd na ust - ide cil ies he ust l iv
  • 27. CREDIT LINKED CAPITAL SUBSIDY SCHEME T CreditLinked Ca a SubsidyScheme he pit l (CL a a fa it t t CSS) ims t cil aing echnol up-gr daion byprov 15% upfrontca a ogy a t iding pit l subsidyw 29th Sept .e.f. ember, 20 5 t ma ct ingSM ’S, on inst ut lfina 0 o nufa ur E it iona nce upt R 1 crore a a ed ofbyt forinduct ofw lest bl a improv o s. v il hem ion el a ished nd ed technol in t specified sub sect s/ ogies he or product a ed undert scheme. s pprov he
  • 28. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS FOR SME’S T Scheme ha been l unched t ena e India his s a o bl n SM t at in gl ll der posit a t Es o ta oba ea ship ion nd o empow t in usingeffect el t t s of er hem iv y he ool Int l ua ProperyR s (IPR ofinnov t e proj s. elect l t ight ) aiv ect T ma feaures oft scheme a :- he in t he re Aa w reness/ izaion Progr m on IPR Sensit t a Pil St forSel ed Cl er Groups ofIndusties ot udies ect ust s/ r Int a iv seminas/ or er ct e r W kshops Speciaized Ta l r ining A a forGr ntofPaentG R r t ssist nce a t / I egistaion Setingup ofIPF cil aion Cent (IPFC) t a it t re Int a ion w h Int naiona A er ct it er t l gencies.
  • 29. QUALITY MANAGEMENT STANDARDS & QUALITY TECNOLOLGY TOOLS Gov nmentofIndial unched ascheme, ‘Ena ing er a bl M nufa ur Sect be Compet iv t a ct ing or it e hrough Quaitly M na a gementSt nda (QM a Quait T a rds S) nd l y echnol ogy T s (QT )I’ in ordert improv quait a ool T o e l y nd product it in t SM ’Ssect , T scheme is a a iv y he E or he imed t improv t quait oft product in t SM ’Ssect ing he l y he s he E or a incul t t Quait consciousness in t sect . nd cae he l y his or T maora iv ies undert scheme a he j ct it he re Orga nizingA a w reness Ca igns forSM ’S mpa E Orga nizingCompet ion- ach (CWt it Wt - ach) Impl aion ofQuait M na ement t l y a gementSt nda nd Quait T a rdsa l y echnol T s in sel ed SM ogy ool ect M or Int naiona St M onit ing er t l udy issions
  • 30. DESIGN CLINIC SCHEME FOR SMES T ma obj iv oft scheme is t br t SM sect a design experise int a he in ect e he o ing he E or nd t o common pl t m a t prov exper a ice a sol ions on rea t design afor nd o ide t dv nd ut l ime probl resulingin cont ems, t inuous improvementa v l a ion forexist product nd aue- ddit ing s. Itaso a a v l a cost pl nned undert scheme incl creaion ofDesign l ims t aue dded s a he ude t Cl Secret r taongw h regiona cent s forint v ion on t design needs oft inics aia l it l er er ent he he SM sect . E or
  • 31. MARKETING ASSISTANCE AND TECHNOLOGY UPGRADATION SCHEME FOR SMES T obj iv oft scheme is t ident a encour ge t cl er ofSM w ha e he ect e his o ify nd a hose ust s Es hich v quait product a expor pot ia a a t t a e compet iv in t ly ion nd t ent l nd ssist hem o chiev it eness he naiona a int naiona maket T scheme a a improv t maket t l nd er t l r s. he ims t ing he r ing compet iv ofSM sect byimprov t t it eness E or ing heir echniques a t nd echnol for ogy pr mot ofexpors. 0 ion t
  • 32. EXPORT PROMOTION Expor promot for t SM sect ha been a t ion m he E or s ccorded ahigh pr it . ior y T hel M in exporing t product t folow fa it incent es a o p SEs t heir s, he l ing cil ies/ iv re provided Product ofSM a displ yed in int naiona exhibit a t expendit incur is reimbur by s E re a er t l ion nd he ure red sed t Gov nment he er T a intSM w h l t pa ging st nda t o cqua E it aest cka a rds, echniques et ta progr m on pa ging for c. r ining a cka exporer a orga in v r pat oft countyin a t w h t India Inst ut of t s re nized aious rs he r ssociaion it he n it e Pa ging cka Undert SM M r ing Dev opmentA a (M )Scheme, a a is prov t indiv l for he E aket el ssist nce DA ssist nce ided o iduas pat t in ov sea fa s/ ricipaion er s ir exhibit o ov sea st t s. ions, er s udy our T scheme aso offera a for he l ssist nce Sect specific maketst bySM A t / tPromot Council Feder t ofIndia Expor or r udy E ssociaing Expor ion s/ aion n t Orga t nizaion
  • 33. TECHNOLOGY AND QUALITY UPGRADATION SUPPORT TO SME’S T obj iv oft scheme is t sensit t ma ct ing sect in Indiat upgr de t t he ect e his o ize he nufa ur or o a heir echnol ogies, usa ofenergyefficientt ge echnol t reduce emissions ofGreen House Ga a ion ofot ogies o sses, dopt her technol ma t a pert gl lst nda improv t quait a reduce costofproduct et ogies ndaed s he oba a rds, e heir l y nd ion , t a becoming gl lycompet iv T maora iv ies pl ned undert scheme incl Ca cit ow rds obal it e. he j ct it a he ude pa y Buil ofSM Cl erforEnergyEfficiency/ ea Dev opmentInt v ions, Impl aion ofEnergy ding Es ust Cl n el er ent ement t EfficientT echnol in SM sect , setingup ofCabon credita ogies E or t r ggregaion cent s a encour ging SM t er nd a Es ta o cquire productcerificaion l t t icenses from Naiona/Int naiona bodies. t l er t l
  • 34. JOB PROSPECT Seniora J Execut es -A nd unior iv dministaion, Business rt Dev opment Promot Coordinaion a M r ing el , ion, t nd aket Seniora J Execut es -M na nd unior iv a gementa coordinaion ofE ent exhibit , conferences nd t v s, ion Seniora J Execut es -Int naiona M r ing forEv s, conferences , exhibit nd unior iv er t l aket ent ion Publ R aion Officer ic el t Daa se M na t ba a gement SeniorExecut es -ProductSourcing a procurement iv nd R rch A l s forIndustia, Fina SM &M r esea nayst r l nce, E aket SeniorExecut es forprepaaion ofBusiness pl ns (Promot a Br nding) iv rt a ion nd a J Execut es -M r ing (T e /Fiel M r ing ) unior iv aket el d aket St T , Execut e Secret r T ephone Oper t s eno- ypist iv aies, el aor