We need to build on strengths and address short comings…

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Top business leaders from sunrise industries like renewable energy, electronic manufacturing discuss about the strengths of Tamil Nadu that attracted them to invest here. The panel also points out to some challenges, which if worked upon can make the state, the go to destination for investors. Moderated by B Santhanam of Saint Gobain, panelists Sujoy Ghosh of First Solar, V Sumantran of Celeris Technologies, Sohini Sinha of Tata Electronics and Saiskumar Gendham of Salcomp share their experiences of running factories in the state at the Turbocharged Tamil Nadu seminar organised by Industrial Economist.

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