justbGlobal and the US India SME Council (USISME) hosted an interactive session for US-based technology entrepreneurs and public-sector organizations to announce the upcoming US Business Delegation to IndiaSoft 2026, the International IT Exhibition and Conferences scheduled for March 23 to 25, 2026, in New Delhi, India.

The announcement generated strong interest among American technology innovators seeking to engage with India’s rapidly expanding digital economy, according to a statement from justbGlobal. The statement noted that IndiaSoft 2026, organized by the Electronics and Computer Software Export Promotion Council (ESC India), is one of the world’s most influential technology platforms.

“The event brings together over 1,500 Indian tech companies and 700+ global technology buyers from more than 70 countries, offering unmatched opportunities for B2B partnerships, product showcases, and cross-border collaboration,” the statement said. “For US companies, it serves as a strategic gateway to explore India’s booming tech demand, discover emerging innovations, and build connections across high-growth global markets in Europe, Latin America, Africa, and the Middle East.”

Welcoming Sandeep Narula, chairman (Global Outreach), and Gurmeet Singh, CEO and Executive Director of ESC India, Juhi Naithani, principal at justbGlobal, formally launched the US Business Delegation.

Naithani highlighted how IndiaSoft provides a curated environment for US firms to engage directly with India’s technology ecosystem and unlock new business opportunities. “IndiaSoft has evolved from an export-oriented Indian expo into a truly global B2B engagement platform, connecting companies, governments, and innovators with opportunities across one of the world’s fastest-growing technology economies,” she said.

She also noted that justbGlobal supports companies pursuing international expansion by aligning business growth with economic development priorities. 

“With deep market insight and strong global networks, the firm helps businesses navigate new geographies confidently while enabling regions to attract sustainable, high-quality investment,” Naithani emphasized. “Our work at the intersection of public and private sectors positions us as trusted partners for organizations entering India’s dynamic tech landscape.”

President and CEO of the USISME Council, Elisha B. Pulivarti, reaffirmed the Council’s support for the US Business Mission to IndiaSoft 2026 and announced that the USISME Incredible 50 Annual Awards will be held in New Delhi alongside the event.

A Washington, DC-based 501(c)(6) nonprofit, the Council “represents small and medium enterprises across sectors in the US and India, with a strong membership of Indian American and Asian American entrepreneurs.” The Council continues to champion the role of SMBEs in driving economic growth and strengthening US-India business ties.

Addressing the gathering, Narula encouraged US entrepreneurs to leverage IndiaSoft as a global platform, stating, “IndiaSoft offers U.S. entrepreneurs a powerful gateway to expand their global footprint, bringing together opportunities across software and IT services, SaaS, AI and data-driven solutions, cybersecurity, fintech, healthtech, cloud, and digital commerce. It is a place where U.S. companies can build meaningful partnerships with India’s innovation ecosystem and scale internationally.”

Singh emphasized that “IndiaSoft presents a unique opportunity for U.S. companies to engage not only with India’s vast domestic market, but also with Indian government institutions, leading technology players across the country, and high-growth global emerging regions, all within a single, connected platform.”

The session saw enthusiastic participation from US entrepreneurs, many of whom expressed strong interest in joining the delegation. With India’s technology sector accelerating at an unprecedented pace, participants noted that IndiaSoft 2026 promises to be a “landmark opportunity” for American companies “seeking growth, innovation partnerships, and long-term engagement” in one of the world’s most promising markets.

Organizers stated that registration for the US Delegation to IndiaSoft is open until February 15, with participation confirmed on a first-come, first-served basis until all spots are filled. Interested participants may register by completing the online form https://forms.gle/T9rAyfYDT1G8JdHx7 or by emailing info@justbGlobal.com.

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