Comment: Photos from Delhi India Expo

ILW.COM conducted a India Expo in Delhi, India, on June 9, 2017. 12 exhibitors presented at the expo; 75 intermediaries and High Net Worth individuals attended the expo. See photos below.

US Regional Center speaking to Indian investors and intermediaries

Audience listening to presentations

An exhibitor presenting to Indian investors and intermediaries

Indian investors and intermediaries visiting exhibitors during a networking break

ILW is conducting India Expo in Mumbai on Monday September 11, Ahmedabad on Wednesday September 13, and Delhi on Friday September 15. We have designed the schedule so that you can exhibit and speak at all three expos by being away from office for only a week. To find out more please call 212-545-0818 or email webmaster@ilw.com or click here.

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Focus: India Expo
September 11, 2017 - Mumbai, India
September 13, 2017 - Ahmedabad, India
September 15, 2017 - Delhi, India

ILW offers limited EB-5 exhibition opportunities at the Mumbai, Ahmedabad & Delhi Expos

Info on India:

• India saw 43,000 millionaires leave in ten years ending in 2013 - second only to China, and the gap between India and China has been narrowing since then.
• India was #3 EB5 market in 2016, after China and Vietnam, India will likely overtake Vietnam to #2 spot behind China in 2017.
• India is fully English speaking country - no translation needed even for official documents.
• Indian regulatory structures are more robust than China. India source of funds is easier to handle for USCIS as compared to China source of funds.
• At ILW EB5 expos you will meet with direct investors, and/or with agents/intermediaries from the country and/or a combination of the above (all depending on local law)

Format:

• All Day Expo featuring Exhibit Hall and frequent short seminars.(Speaking Opportunity included)
• Please bring brochures, PowerPoint presentation, table displays and business cards.

Regional Centers - $3,999 per city; Law Firms - $999 per city
(Inquire about Discounts and also about Platinum Level)

For more information, please call (212)545-0818 or email webmaster@ilw.com or click here.

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