Rohit Gupta is the Vice Chairperson of Ramesh Corp., a leading business conglomerate in Nepal, where he has been instrumental in driving diversification and growth across various sectors. Since joining the family business in 2007, armed with a Master’s degree in Finance and Management from the University of Exeter, UK, he has led the company’s expansion into technology and mobile phones, establishing industry-leading positions. He has also overseen significant developments in manufacturing, serving as a Board Director at Shivam Cement Limited and leading Litmus Industries Limited to prominence in cables and conductors manufacturing. Additionally, he spearheaded the establishment of Kajaria Ramesh Tiles Limited in collaboration with India’s Kajaria Ceramics Limited.

Rohit’s contributions extend to the financial sector, where he is a promoter and shareholder in institutions like Asian Life Insurance, Mahalaxmi Development Bank, and Nepal Infrastructure Bank. He also serves on the board of Himalayan Reinsurance Limited. As Vice President of the Confederation of Nepalese Industries (CNI), Rohit has revitalized its Youth Entrepreneurship Wing and leads key verticals in industry, skills development, startups, and finance. Through his leadership at Ramesh Gupta Memorial Trust, he drives impactful CSR initiatives, aligning business growth with social responsibility.

He is the Chairperson of the Manufacturing Sector Skill Committee.

Pashupati Dev Pandey is the President of the Garment Association Nepal and a prominent figure in Nepal's business and industrial landscape. He has held several key roles, including Executive Committee Member of the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industries (FNCCI) and Co-Chairperson of its Export Promotion Committee. He is also an active member of the Nepal-USA Chamber of Commerce and serves on the Information and Publication Committee at the Nepal Chamber of Commerce. He serves as Vice-Chairperson of the Manufacturing Skills Committee.

In addition to his leadership roles, Pashupati is involved in various industries as the founder and chairperson of Pure Clothing and as a director in numerous ventures, including Pure Himalayan, Buddha Vision Handicrafts, Panchakanya Multiple Industries, and Nuwakot Agro & Tourism. His diverse business portfolio spans garments, handicrafts, agro-tourism, and hospitality. With a Bachelor's degree in Social Science from Tribhuvan University, Pashupati continues to contribute to Nepal's private sector development and export promotion.

Vidushi Rana is the Executive Director of Kiran Shoes Manufacturers and Modern Slipper Industries, where she has played a transformative role in revitalizing GoldStar Shoes, a legacy brand with over five decades of history. Since joining in 2017, she has led the rebranding of GoldStar with a focus on youth-centric marketing, successfully positioning it as Nepal’s leading footwear brand with a strong presence in Nepal, India, and international markets. Her strategic initiatives, including impactful advertising and digital marketing campaigns, have cemented GoldStar's appeal among a competitive audience.

Beyond her leadership in the footwear industry, Vidushi holds several prominent positions, including Honorary Consul of Iceland and board member roles in various chambers of commerce. She is also an active member of organizations such as the Confederation of Nepalese Industries (CNI) and the Nepal-India Chamber of Commerce. Recognized for her contributions, she has received numerous accolades, including "Charismatic Businesswoman of the Year 2021" and awards for her leadership in exports and manufacturing. Vidushi's work exemplifies innovation and excellence in branding, marketing, and business development.

Uttam Prasad Gautam is a seasoned business professional with over three decades of experience in the yarn manufacturing industry. Since joining Triveni Group in 1990, he has played a key role in the company’s growth, leveraging his expertise in spinning, yarn weaving, and development. He also serves as the Secretary of the Nepal Yarn Manufacturing Association, a position he has held since 2020, contributing to industry development and advocacy.

Uttam holds a master’s degree in business administration from Tribhuvan University, earned in 1995. His work spans export, skill development, and international market expansion, making him a pivotal figure in advancing Nepal's yarn manufacturing sector.

Sharad Sharada is the General Manager of the Energy Division at Ramesh Corp, bringing over a decade of expertise in the energy and power sector. He has contributed to the development of over 700 MW of hydropower and 100 MW of solar projects, leading efforts in project management, execution, and leadership. His role highlights extensive experience in handling projects at various stages of development.

Previously, Sharad was the Project Lead at Balephi Hydropower Ltd., where he successfully managed the 36 MW Upper Balephi ‘A’ Hydroelectric Project in Sindhupalchowk, Nepal. Earlier in his career, he served as Project Engineer at Rairang Hydropower Development Company Limited, overseeing transmission line construction and hydropower projects. An alumnus of IIT (BHU) Varanasi with degrees in Power Electronics and Electrical Engineering, Sharad is also a member of its Alumni Association. He played a key role in developing the Sector Skill Map for the Energy and Power sub-sector as part of the Manufacturing Sector Skill Committee.

Harkirat Singh Bedi is the Business Head for Nepal and Myanmar at Dabur Nepal Pvt. Ltd., with over 24 years of experience in the FMCG industry, including 21 years with the Dabur Group. He has held key leadership positions in Sales, Marketing, Business Development, and International Business across India, South Asia, and Southeast Asia. Since joining Dabur India in 2001, he has worked extensively in markets such as Eastern India, Bhutan, and Nepal. In 2016, he was appointed Business Head for the SAARC region, managing operations in Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Cambodia, Laos, and Thailand.

As an Executive Director of Dabur Nepal and a director across Dabur Group subsidiaries, Harkirat has been instrumental in fostering bilateral economic ties between Nepal and India. He has served as Vice President of the Nepal India Chamber of Commerce and Industries (NICCI) and is the Founding President of the Nepal Food and Beverage Association. A National Council Member of the Confederation of Nepalese Industries (CNI), he actively contributes to several subcommittees. Recognized for his contributions, he has been twice awarded the “Commercially Important Person” designation by Nepal’s Ministry of Commerce and Supplies for his role in driving exports of Nepal-manufactured products.

Chirag Sarawagi is the CEO of Sarawagi Group, a leading company in Nepal’s food and beverage manufacturing and distribution sector. Under his leadership, the group has expanded its operations across diverse areas, including food production, trading, and infrastructure, contributing significantly to the industry’s growth in Nepal.

In addition to his role at Sarawagi Group, Chirag serves as a member of the Manufacturing Sector Skill Committee and actively participates in the Confederation of Nepalese Industries Young Entrepreneurs Forum (CNIYEF). Through his contributions as the Growth and Expansion Chair, he supports entrepreneurial initiatives and drives innovation within the business community.

Anuja Rajbhandari Shrestha is the Co-founder and CEO of Ekadesma, a sustainable lifestyle brand based in Nepal. Since 2011, she has been driving the company’s vision to promote sustainable living through innovative marketing, product development, and cross-departmental collaboration. Anuja has successfully overseen the launch of multiple products and spearheaded comprehensive marketing strategies, establishing Ekadesma as a recognized name in the sustainable business sector.

Before her role at Ekadesma, Anuja served as the Managing Director of Thabahel Craft from 2009 to 2011, where she managed inventory, finance, and market research. Additionally, she has international experience as a Team Leader for the Nepalese-Neneton Community in the UK, where she facilitated projects focused on rebuilding infrastructure and empowering women through skills training. Anuja is actively involved in several organizations, including the Manufacturing Sector Skill Committee, SAARC Chamber Women Entrepreneur Council, and Women Leadership Forum under CNI, contributing to social and economic development initiatives.

Suman Joshi is the Executive Director of White Lotus Power Limited, which is currently in the final stages of constructing a 6.82 MW hydropower project. She is also the Chairperson of Seti Saipal Hydropower Limited, overseeing the development of a 31.5 MW project in the study phase. In addition to these roles, she is actively involved as a developer in several other hydropower projects and serves as an Executive Member of the Independent Power Producers’ Association Nepal (IPPAN).

With nearly 12 years of experience in commercial banking, including heading the energy department and managing project financing for cement, steel, and hydropower industries, Suman transitioned to freelance consulting in international financing and debt. She is a former board member of NCC Bank Limited and is currently focused on project execution and development in the energy sector. Suman holds an MBA from Kathmandu University School of Management and is pursuing an MPhil in Management.

Naniraj Ghimire is the Managing Director of Shubhakama Footwear Product Nepal, a leading footwear manufacturing company based in Kathmandu. With over three decades of experience in the footwear industry, he has played a pivotal role in advancing the sector in Nepal. Naniraj's entrepreneurial journey began in trading in 1988, followed by his entry into the footwear business in 1992. By 1997, he expanded into footwear manufacturing, dedicating his career to the growth and innovation of this industry.

Naniraj has held prominent positions in various national organizations, including the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FNCCI), the Federation of Export Entrepreneurs Nepal (FEEN), and the Federation of Handicraft Associations of Nepal (FHAN). He is also a former President of the Footwear Manufacturers Association of Nepal and serves as a member of the Manufacturing Sector Skill Committee, reflecting his commitment to fostering skill development and industry growth in Nepal.

Ram Krishna Parajuli is a seasoned professional in the Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) sector with over a decade of experience. He previously held the position of Head of Department at a constituent Polytechnic Institute of the Council for Technical Education and Vocational Training (CTEVT), where he developed his expertise in leadership and management.

Currently, Ram Krishna serves as a Skill Testing Officer at the National Skill Testing Board (NSTB), focusing on skill testing and management. His work continues to contribute to the advancement of skill development and standardization in Nepal.