The Times Group’s ET NOW Global Business Summit (GBS) returns for its 9th edition, solidifying its position as Asia’s premier thought leadership platform. Held under the theme “Evolve, Emerge, Expand,” GBS 2025 will take place on 15-16 February 2025, at Hotel Taj Palace in New Delhi. This year’s summit promises an unparalleled gathering of global leaders, policymakers, and industry pioneers, addressing the monumental shifts reshaping the global economic and industrial landscape.
The summit will bring together thought leaders addressing critical issues, including Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah of Jordan who will share her vision on education, women’s empowerment, and sustainability, emphasizing the role of ethical leadership in fostering social impact and long-term economic transformation at a time when global development depends on equitable progress. Joining her will be Rt Hon Patricia Scotland KC, Commonwealth Secretary-General, who will bring her expertise in multilateral cooperation, economic resilience, and inclusive development, exploring how strategic collaboration within the Commonwealth can drive sustainable and inclusive growth as nations navigate complex economic and geopolitical challenges.
Among the distinguished speakers will also be Raj Subramaniam, President, CEO, and a member of the Board of Directors at FedEx, who will provide a forward-looking perspective on global trade, logistics, and supply chain resilience, offering critical insights into how businesses can build agility and efficiency in the face of rapid shifts in international commerce due to geopolitical tensions, digital disruptions, and evolving consumer expectations.
Convening global CEOs, policymakers, and visionary thought leaders, the 2025 ET NOW Global Business Summit goes beyond mere discussion to cultivate actionable insights, foster impactful collaborations, and spark game-changing perspectives that will define the future of global economics and business by bringing together businesses and policymakers to address critical challenges.