11 Biennial Conference- Agricorp2017 Transforming Agriculture through Investments in Agriculture Value Chain

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1 th 11 Biennial Conference- Agricorp2017 Transforming Agriculture through Investments in Agriculture Value Chain November 16-17, 2017, The Taj Gateway Hotel, Ambad, Nashik, Maharashtra November 16, Site Visit to Sahyadri Farms, Nashik Chief Guest Dr. Ramesh Chand, Member NITI Aayog, New Delhi Guest of Honour Shri Girish Dattatray Mahajan* Hon ble Minister, Medical Education, Water Resources and Command Area Development, Maharashtra State, (Guardian Minister, Nashik District)

2 CONFERENCE AIMS & OBJECTIVES Ÿ To create a robust agriculture value chain with inclusive growth of all actors including producers Ÿ To suggest ways for increasing investments in the agriculture value chain BACKGROUND The agriculture system in India has undergone rapid transformations over the past few decades particularly after the economic reforms of the 1990s. The emergence of integrated agriculture and food supply value chains are one of the most visible market phenomena in India. The agri supply chains in India and their management are now evolving to respond to the new marketing realities thrown by the wave of globalization and other internal changes like the rise in the level of disposable income of consumers, change in the food basket of the consumers towards high value products like fruits, vegetables and animal protein. The new challenges of the agricultural economy of the country has now spurred the government agencies to go in for different legal reforms for enabling and inviting private investment in agricultural marketing infrastructure segment and for removing different entry barriers to promote coordinated supply chain, ensuring better traceability. Considering the above scenario, eperts from the sector have advised Bombay Chamber to consider deliberating on the agriculture value chain topic. Ÿ To provide a single window for Product Display, Knowledge Sharing & Networking with all stake holders including Farmers, FPOs', SMEs, Corporate Companies, Banks & Financial Institutions and Policy makers-central & State Govt. CONFERENCE OUTCOME Ÿ To come up with a Declaration Paper, enlisting recommendations for creating a robust agriculture value chain. PARTICIPANT BENEFITS Ÿ It could be leveraged as a good platform for networking and B2B opportunities. Ÿ Opportunities for companies to benchmark their best practices. Ÿ Opportunities for knowledge partnership for technology transfer. Ÿ Ensuring the participants with best possible knowledge inputs related to agriculture value chain. WHO SHOULD ATTEND Ÿ Corporate CEOs Ÿ Senior Officials of the Central and State Government and other organizations including Financial Institutions Ÿ NGOs Ÿ Farmer Produce Organization (FPOs ) Ÿ Small & Marginal Enterprises (SMEs ) Ÿ Agriculture Value Chain Service Providers

3 PROGRAM SCHEDULE [ Tentative ] DAY 1 - NOVEMBER 16, AM PM INAUGURAL SESSION AM AM REGISTRATION & TEA AM AM WELCOME OF DIGNITARIES & LIGHTING OF INAUGURAL LAMP AM AM WELCOME ADDRESS Dr. D.N. Kulkarni, President, Agri-Food Division, Jain Irrigation Systems Ltd AM AM THEME PRESENTATION Mr. Sanjeev Mohoni,* Chief Eecutive Officer, EPC Industrie Ltd., Nashik AM AM ADDRESS BY CHIEF GUEST Prof. Dr. Ramesh Chand, Member NITI Aayog, New Delhi AM PM ADDRESS BY GUEST OF HONOUR Shri Girish Mahajan* Hon ble Minister, Water Resources, Maharashtra State (Guardian Minister, Nashik District) AM PM FLOOR OPEN FOR Q & A WITH THE DIGNITARIES PM PM RELEASE OF AGRICORP2017 SOUVENIR PM PM FELICITATION OF DIGNITARIES & VOTE OF THANKS PM PM LUNCH Mr. Vijay Srirangan, Director General, Bombay Chamber of Commerce & Industry SESSION PM PM PANEL DISCUSSION ON OPPORTUNITIES, CHALLENGES & SOLUTIONS FOR FPOS (FARMER'S PRODUCE ORGANIZATION) IN AGRICULTURE VALUE CHAIN Dr. S. K. Goel, Retd. I.A.S., E-Additional Chief Secretary (Agriculture and Marketing), GoM, Freelance Agro Consultant. Mr. Sunil Kendrekar, I.A.S.,* Commissioner Agriculture, Pune Mr. Rajan Raje, CEO, Nichem Solutions Mr. Vilas Vishnu Shinde, Properitor, Sahyadri Farmer Producer Co. Ltd. Mr. Yogesh Thorat, Managing Director, MAHAFPO SESSION PM PM SITE VISIT TO SAHAYADRI AGRO FARMS, NASHIK Mr. Vilas Vishnu Shinde, Properitor, Sahyadri Farmer Producer Co. Ltd PM ONWARDS COCKTAILS & NETWORKING DINNER *Confirmation Awaited

4 PROGRAM SCHEDULE [ Tentative ] contd... DAY 2 - NOVEMBER 17, 2017 SESSION AM AM REGISTRATION & TEA AM AM FINANCING SOLUTIONS FOR CREATING A ROBUST AGRI-VALUE CHAIN Structure of the Session 1) Lead presentation of Lead Presenter Mr. Raul Rebello Senior Vice President & Head, Rural Lending Ais Bank Ltd. 2) Discussion among panelists 30 Minutes Mr. Jayant Nalawade E-Chief-Operations & Compliance National Commodity & Derivatives Echange Ltd. Mr. S. Adikesavan * CGM-Agribusiness Unit, State Bank of India 3) Floor Open for Q & A Mr. Manoj Rawat GEVP. & Head Agribusiness, RBL Bank Ltd. Nomination from Buldhana Bank * AM PM TEA BREAK SESSION AM PM POST HARVEST & MARKETING STRATEGIES INCLUDING QC MECHANISMS AND CERTIFICATIONS USING ECOSYSTEM APPROACH TO EFFICIENT MARKETS FOR DEVELOPING A ROBUST AGRICULTURE VALUE CHAIN Structure of the Session 1) Lead presentation of Lead Presenter Mr. Rajesh Sinha MD & CEO, NCDEX emarkets Ltd. (NeML, Formerly NCDEX Spot Echange 2) Discussion among panelists 30 Minutes Dr. Alka Bhargava Joint Secretary (Marketing) & Agricultural Marketing Adviser, Govt. of India Mr. Annigeri Advisor - Business Strategy, National Collateral Management Services (NCML) Ltd. 3) Floor Open for Q & A Mr. P.P. Waghmare Assistant General Manager, APEDA, Mumbai Dr. D. N. Kulkarni President - Agri-Food Division Jain Irrigation Systems Ltd. SESSION PM PM PANEL DISCUSSION ON ENCOURAGING START-UPS AS SERVICE PROVIDERS IN AGRICULTURE VALUE CHAIN Dr. Kiran Sharma CEO, Agribusiness Incubation Centre(ABI) INCRISAT, Hyderabad Mr. Shardul Sheth Managing Director, AgroStar Mr. Gokul Patnayak, Mg. Director, Global Agri Systems, New Delhi Mr. Kaushal Khakhar* Chief Eecutive Officer, Kaybee Eport Mr. Vinod Lahoti Managing Director, Geolife Agritech India Pvt. Ltd PM PM LUNCH

5 PROGRAM SCHEDULE [ Tentative ] contd... SESSION PM PM STRENGTHENING INCLUSIVE AGRICULTURAL VALUE CHAINS BY USE OF ICT & EXCHANGE PRINCIPLES Structure of the Session 1) Lead presentation of Lead Presenter Mr. Kunal Prasad CEO & Co-founder of Crop-In Technology Solutions Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore 2) Discussion among panellists 30 Minutes Nominee from MSAMB* Maharashtra State, Pune 3) Floor Open for Q & A 10 Minutes Mr. Srinivasu Pappula MKrushi Tata Consultancy Services Mr. Taranjeet Singh Bhamra Managing Director, Agnet Technologies Mr. Jinesh Shah Founding Partner, Omnivore Partners PM PM TEA BREAK SESSION PM PM PANEL DISCUSSION ON WAY FORWARD FOR ACHIEVING MISSION 1000 Dr. S. K. Goel, Retd., I.A.S. E- Additional Chief Secretary (Agriculture and Marketing), GoM/Freelance Agro Consultant Mr. Vilas Vishnu Shinde Properitor, Sahyadri Farmer Producer Co. Ltd. Mr. Rajan Raje, CEO, Nichem Solutions Mr. Raul Rebello Senior Vice President & Head- Rural Lending, Ais Bank Ltd. Nominee from MSAMB*, Maharashtra State, Pune Mr. Yogesh Thorat, Managing Director, MAHAFPO PM PM VOTE OF THANKS Mr. Vijay Srirangan, Director General, Bombay Chamber of Commerce & Industry ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS Dr. D.N. Kulkarni, Conference Chairman President, Agri-Food Division, Jain Irrigation Systems Ltd. Mr. Rajan Raje, Chief Eecutive Officer, Nichem Solutions Mr. Vinod Lahoti, Managing Director, Geolife Agritech India Pvt. Ltd. Mr. Jayant Nalawade, E-Chief-Operations and Compliance, National Commodities and Derivatives Echange Ltd. Mr. Rajesh Sinha, Managing Director & CEO, NCDEX emarkets Ltd.(NeML, Formerly NCDEX Spot Echange) Mr. Manoj Rawat, Group Eecutive, Vice President and Head Agribusiness, RBL Bank Ltd. Mr. Raul Rebello, SVP & Head- Rural Lending, Ais Bank Ltd. Dr. S. K Goel, Retd. I.A.S., E- Additional Chief Secretary (Agriculture & Marketing) & Freelance Agro Consultant, Govt. of Maharashtra Mr. Chetan Dedhia, Proprietor, J. J. Overseas Ms. Chinmayee Deulgaonkar, National Food Manager, DNV GL Business Assurance India Pvt. Ltd. Dr. Prabodh S. Halde, Head Technical Regulatory, Marico Ltd. Dr. K. Lavekar, (Retd.) I.A.S., E-Director - Etension, Dept. of Training & Etension, Govt. of Maharashtra Mr. Krishnan Khanna, CEO & Founder, Iwatch Mr. Prashant Waghmare, Assistant General Manager, APEDA, Mumbai Mr. Annigeri, Advisor-Business Strategy, National Collateral Management Services (NCML) Ltd. Mr. Atul Chaturvedi, Chief Eecutive Officer, Adani Wilmar Ltd. Mr. Hemant C. Tawde, Director, Revti Industries Pvt. Ltd. Mr. Amit Agarwal, Eecutive Director Strategy, Finance & HR, Star Agriwarehousing & Collateral Management Ltd.

6 ABOUT BOMBAY CHAMBER The Bombay Chamber of Commerce and Industry was established on 22nd September 1836, under the auspices of Sir Rober Great, Governor of Bombay. The establishment of the Chamber was mainly the work of John Skinner, its founder and first Chairman. Bombay Chamber has an illustrious history of 181 years, and has, as its constituents, member companies that include most reputed large and medium, professionally managed, corporate manufacturing and commercial companies, financial institutions, multinationals, public sector companies, auditors, architects and chartered accountants who together contribute a significant portion of India s trillion dollar economy. The Chamber has played a significant role in supporting the develo0pment of industries in Mumbai over the last several decades. The Chamber serves as an effective vehicle of communication between the regulatory bodies, the corporate and the society. It collaborates with other Industry associations and thus increases its reach to the decision makers beyond boundaries of Mumbai. It also supports a large base of Micro Small and Medium enterprise members and contributes effectively towards overall development of its member companies by addressing core issues and remaining responsive to the needs of business. The Chamber provides services to its members through dissemination of information, publications, special studies and through activities like organising business delegations, seminars and training programmes. The Chamber also provides labor advisory services for its members. Other services include Visa facilitation services to its members and issue of non-preferential certificates of origin. Over the past few years the Bombay Chamber has moved somewhat from the traditional role of advocacy with Government and facilitating trade and industry to play a larger role of Corporate as a Citizen. Bombay Chamber is also concentrating on promoting good Governance and ethical conduct in business and public life towards the greater good of Society encompassing promotion of skills training, art and culture, in addition to ensuring equitable and balanced industrial growth in a sustainable manner. Bombay Chamber of Commerce & Industry Administrative Office The Ruby, NW, 4th Floor, 29, Senapati Bapat Marg, (Tulsi Pipe Road), Dadar (W), Mumbai Tel Fa , bcci@bombaychamber.com, URL Registered Office Mackinnon Mackenzie Building, 4, Shoorji Vallabhdas Marg, Ballard Estate, Mumbai Tel

7 Sponsorship Benefits Chart Sponsorship Category Sponsorship Benefits Platinum Diamond Gold Silver Bronze 8 lacs 6 lacs 4 lacs 2 lacs 1 lac Pre-Event Branding & Visibility Branding on the Conference Mailers Display of Logo on the Chamber s Conference Website Branding in Bombay Chamber s Social Media Agricorp Theme related Video Clippings from Senior Officials of Sponsor Companies to be uploaded in Social Media Free Table/Display Space at the venue Free Colour Advertisement in the souvenir for circulation among member companies Agricorp Theme related article insertions in Bi-Monthly Bombay Chamber Review Branding & Visibility during Conference 10 Minutes Speaking opportunity during Farmer Produce Organization (FPO) interaction while site visit Audio Visual Slot during Conference (ma. 90 seconds) Logo Visibility on the Wings of the Conference Backdrop Logo Visibility at the venue of Thank-you Sponsor Panels Logo Visibility on the back cover of the Souvenir Logo Visibility on Conference Notepads in Delegate Kit Screening of sponsors 2 minute long corporate film during session breaks Special acknowledgments thanking sponsors Display of Sponsor s own Standee at the venue Brochures/Promotional inserts in the delegate kit Complementary participation in the conference Delegate Kit One Senior Official in the cader of CEO/MD to join on the dias at the inaugural session Post-Event Branding & Visibility Acknowledgment in the Conference proceedings/report and all the publications of Bombay Chamber s Newsletter & Bi-Monthly Bombay Chamber Review with Logo to be circulated among 4500 member companies, Govt. Organization & Trade Consulates. (One Insertion) Delegates list with contact details (participants Database) For details contacts Chandrika Venkatesh/Tarini Hattangdi - agri1@bombaychamber.com/ agri@bombaychamber.com T / 241