TAIT announces a New Team for 2017

Mumbai-based Trade Association of Information Technology (TAIT) has announced changes in its Board of Directors for the year 2017. Rushabh Shah of Graham Information Systems has been re-elected President for the second consecutive year.

Samir Parekh of Brainpoint Computer Consultancy has been appointed as the new Vice-President. He was a member of TAIT and served as one of the co-opted Directors last year. Other new appointees include Samir Mehta of Computer Corner as General Secretary; Magan Gangani of Newtrack Computers as Treasurer; K. R. Chaube of Techlink Infoware and Parag Shah of Futech Computers as Directors of TAIT and Ajay Parekh of Shree Maat Computers; Viren Bavishi of Sapphire Micro Computers and Devang Thakore of Hallmark Systems as the new co-opted Directors.

K. R. Chaube has been tasked with looking after and growing National and Global Alliances.

"All of our new board members embody the spirit of community and bring talent, expertise and energy to the table. We are very fortunate to have them by our side as we continue to explore emerging opportunities arising out of national-level multi-stakeholder ICT infrastructure programmes such as 'Digital India', 'Startup India', 'Skill India' and 'Make in India'. We also look to understand the impact of new economic legislation such as GST and help our members strengthen their business processes and emerge successfully through fluid market conditions," said Rushabh Shah, President, TAIT.

Samir Parekh, Vice-President, TAIT, said, "The core team at TAIT will ensure a continuous flow of interactions and expert interventions to serve the community's best interests. We believe the new team will provide valuable insights and leadership to move forward on the growth vision of the association." 

Magan Gangani, Treasurer, TAIT, said, "The TAIT board stands out for always advancing fresh thoughts and ideas for our members to strengthen their businesses and exploit new market opportunities. This helps to mitigate members' business risks, reduce operational headaches and build on past successes to take the association to new heights."