pm narendra modi to meet google's sundar pichai, adobe's shantanu narayen - home battery pack
Washington: Despite petitions from left-wing academics, those responsible for organizing the prime minister's visit have been actively working to make it successful and inspire a wider community, the community enjoys a strong reputation in Silicon Valley for its excellence in innovation and management and superb technology.
In addition to the public reception at the SAP Center in San Jose, Modi will also meet with some of the top CEOs in Silicon Valley, many of whom are from India, including Google's Sundar Pichai, the adobe System Shantanu Narayen, sanjay mehlot in Sandisk.
Some of these companies have paid $50,000 each to a $800,000 fund that will be used for a community reception that will have free tickets.
Although SAP has a capacity of 17,496, it is said that the demand for tickets is much larger.
Organizers plan to install jumbotrons outside to get Modi's voice heard by those who don't have a ticket.
After organizing such modesheng meetings in New York, Dubai, Toronto and Sydney, the prime minister's team also appeared to have developed a template that left a deep impression on community activists in Silicon Valley.
They're like a well.
"The machine is oily, and they have some good basic rules," said a local coordinator . " Revealed how they were instructed not to accept a $50,000 contribution from the Bank of India's overseas operations, as the PMO did not want public funds to be used for activities.
The Prime Minister also plans to visit Google and Tesla's campus. if interaction with users can be organized, cooperation with social media companies such as Facebook and Twitter is under consideration.
Although Tesla made headlines last week with its new car breaking all rating records (
It scored 103 out of 100, resulting in Consumer Reports revising its rating system)
What PM and his team are so interested in is not the company's $100,000 car, but their home battery pack.
In fact, two Tesla executives from India (
Chief Financial Officer Deepak Ahuja and chief information officer Jai Vijayan)
First retirement, second burn.
During the period of leave, will stay until the end of the month until the prime minister's visit.
Modi's recce team, who visited the Gulf area earlier this month to complete his project, decided not to consider the premier's academic engagement at Stanford or Berkeley, as ideological conflicts could occur.
For the same reason, the team also decided to use the US-
Business Council of IndiaUSIBC)
A platform for PM business addresses, not hosted by Indian entrepreneurs (TIE)
They think it makes a lot of Indians unhappy.
Americans and members from the subcontinent, not all Indians.