Stratbeans at The Economic Times NOW Global Business Summit 2026

Advancing AI Execution, Growth, and Enterprise Resilience

Stratbeans’ leadership is part of one of Asia’s most powerful gatherings of global influence at The Economic Times NOW Global Business Summit 2026 at the iconic Taj Palace, New Delhi.

Echoing this momentum, Prime Minister Narendra Modi underscored India’s journey through disruption toward global economic leadership. Highlighting how the past decade transformed crises—such as pandemics, geopolitical tensions, and supply-chain shocks—into opportunities for growth and reform, he remarked that India is on a trajectory to become the world’s third-largest economy, contributing increasing depth to global growth

Sameer Nigam, CEO, and Pradeip Agarwal, Chief Revenue Officer, Stratbeans, were part of the two-day summit, engaging in leadership-level exchanges aligned with the 2026 theme, “A Decade of Disruption. A Century of Change.”. The summit convened distinguished global policymakers, influential investors, market architects, and visionary business leaders—each contributing powerful perspectives shaping economic direction for the decades ahead.

“Amid disruption, this decade has been one of unprecedented development for India. From pandemics and geopolitical tensions to supply-chain shocks, we have transformed challenges into opportunities for structural reform, digital acceleration, and economic expansion. Today, India is moving rapidly toward becoming the world’s third-largest economy. The ‘Century of Change’ will rest significantly on India’s contribution to global growth and stability.” — Narendra Modi, Prime Minister

Across two decisive days of leadership engagement, the summit transformed strategic intent into tangible direction—accelerating dialogue around capital allocation, digital reinvention, AI-powered enterprise evolution, and cross-border economic momentum. Shifting the focus from high-level vision to actionable execution frameworks, the exchange elevated conversations that shape governance architecture, innovation strategy, and sustained enterprise resilience—firmly positioning Stratbeans within the sphere of consequential global decision-making.

“Technology doesn’t transform businesses—capability does. As enterprises scale AI, the real differentiator will be how quickly teams can learn, apply, and sustain new ways of working. That’s where governance, skills, and execution discipline come together to create durable enterprise resilience,” said Sameer Nigam, CEO, Stratbeans.

By participating in these leadership-level exchanges, Stratbeans strengthened its commitment to enabling future-ready enterprises—helping organizations turn disruption into execution through skills, capability building, and scalable learning outcomes.