ANGARAI accompanies MD Governor on Brazil Trade Mission
Greenbelt, MD :- ANGARAI is pleased to announce the successful completion of the trade mission to Brazil, accompanying Maryland Governor Honorable Martin O'Malley and Prince George's County Executive Honorable Rushern Baker.
Mr. Venkat Subramanian, President & CEO of ANGARAI, and Mr. Ashwin Saboo, Market Research Analyst traveled with Maryland Governor Mr. Martin O'Malley, Prince George's County-Executive Mr. Rushern Baker, and a delegation of about 40 Maryland business executives, higher education leaders and government officials, in a nine-day trade development mission to Brazil. The trip beginning Saturday, November 30, 2013, served in strengthening economic and cultural ties between the state of Maryland and South America as Governor O'Malley, County Executive Baker and the delegation met with top Brazilian officials, and potential business & investment partners.
At the opening reception on Sunday, December 01, 2014 at Sao Paulo, Governor O'Malley recognized ANGARAI and its CEO Mr. Subramanian for being the first company to sign an international Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) during the 2011-12 trade mission to India. Subramanian reinforced that ANGARAI has been very successful in consistently providing holistic solutions to its global customers through project and program management services, business advisory services, organizational transformation management services and enterprise-wide oversight services.
Said Subramanian, "As recognized experts in the government Management Consulting arena, we are honored to be associated with Governor O'Malley and the Prince George's County Executive Rushern Baker on this important trade mission to Brazil. Strategic ventures like these position young firms like ANGARAI for further business development and global growth. Not to mention the value that this channels back to our home state of Maryland."
The delegation visited Sao Paulo, the largest city in Brazil, and Rio de Janeiro - the country's second largest city and capital of the state of Rio de Janeiro. Throughout the mission, Governor O'Malley and the delegation focused on promoting Maryland's key strategic advantages that benefit foreign-owned companies – proximity to the federal government, a skilled workforce, and a rich, culturally diverse business community. The Governor addressed a number of regional business organizations including the Federation of Industries of Sao Paulo, which represents more than 30,000 industrial companies.
Later, in Rio de Janeiro, Governor O'Malley met with Governor Sergio Cabral, as well as with members of Brazil's biotechnology industry, and celebrated the 50th anniversary of the Maryland-Rio partnership.
