Interaction with Mr. Arun Vekataraman

Interaction with Mr. Arun Vekataraman, Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Global Markets and Director General of U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service. Global Markets. International Trade Administration. U.S. Department of Commerce.



AMCHAM hosted a conversation with Mr. Arun Venkataraman, Assistant Secretary of Commerce, Global Markets and Director General of U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service. He also spoke about Globala Markets and International Trade Administration. Ms. Ranjana Kanna, AMCHAM's Director General CEO, welcomed Assistant Secretary Arun Venkataraman and Mr. Mike Hankey Consul General, U.S. consulate general Mumbai, and Mr. Jonathan Heimer Honorary National Executive Board member, AMCHAM, and Minister Counselor for commercial affairs, U.S. Embassy. Following this, Mr. Sarthak Ranade (Chair - Western Region of AMCHAM) and Managing Director – Janssen India, Johnson & Johnson Pvt. made brief remarks. Ltd.

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