- 13 July 2026
- Navonmesh Bharat (Innovation-Led India): Outlining how repetitive, rule-based design and engineering processes are shifting toward automated, high-efficiency workflows.
- Gyan & Yuva Shakti Bharat (Knowledge & Youth Power): Discussing the evolution of engineering curricula to ensure students gain hands-on exposure to global project standards, advanced design engineering, and digital-first collaboration tools before entering the workforce.
- Udyami Bharat (Entrepreneurial India): Encouraging a culture of problem-solving and technical intrapreneurship within academic institutions.
Mr. Tarun Kumar Ganguli, Executive Director & CEO at Intec, Joins Chandigarh University’s Corporate Advisory Board to Shape Future Engineering Talent
In a significant step toward bridging the gap between advanced academic research and real-world engineering execution, our Executive Director & CEO - Mr. Tarun Kumar Ganguli, was invited to serve on the prestigious 12th Corporate Advisory Board (CAB 2026) of Chandigarh University.
The national-level summit, held on Saturday, July 11, 2026, centered on a critical and forward-looking theme: "Bharat@2047: Building Human-Capital Through Academia-Industry Research Advancement & Technology."
The platform brought together academic leaders, policymakers, and top corporate minds to collaborate on the roadmap for developing a highly skilled, technology-driven workforce to shape future-ready talent for global competitiveness.
A Visionary Alignment of Industry and Academia
Mr. Ganguli’s contribution to the board is highly strategic. With an exceptional multidisciplinary technical background - holding an M. Tech in Design Engineering, a B.E. in Civil Engineering, an MBA in Finance, and prestigious global credentials as a Chartered Engineer (C. Eng) and Member of the Institution of Civil Engineers (MICE, UK) - Mr. Ganguli brings a rare combination of structural precision, design intelligence, and financial acumen to the table.
During the intense breakout and deliberation sessions, Mr. Ganguli collaborated with fellow delegates on key national development pillars, including:
Actionable Insights: Moving Beyond the Textbook
At the event, Mr. Ganguli participated in interactive sessions with Chandigarh University’s top student achievers and faculty members. Rather than focusing on theoretical concepts, the discussions centered on the pragmatic realities of the global AEC industry.
"The engineering challenges of tomorrow cannot be solved with the methodologies of yesterday," said Mr. Ganguli during an interaction. "To build a truly 'Viksit Bharat' by 2047, we must equip our young engineers with the analytical capacity to integrate design engineering, structural feasibility, and computational automation. Our goal on this board is to help academic institutions build a learning ecosystem where students graduate not just with degrees, but with the technical readiness to deliver on complex, global-scale infrastructure projects."
To conclude the engagement, Mr. Ganguli joined Chancellor S. Satnam Singh Sandhu (Hon'ble MP, Rajya Sabha) and Pro-Chancellor Prof. (Dr.) Himani Sood for a symbolic tree-planting ceremony on the university campus.
Elevating the Intec Promise
For Intec, Mr. Ganguli’s inclusion on this esteemed advisory board is more than an honor - it is a direct reflection of the company’s core philosophy. By actively participating in the shaping of university curricula and academic research, Intec ensures it remains at the absolute vanguard of technical talent acquisition and industry standards.
As Intec continues to scale its global delivery operations across India and North America, its commitment to vision-led engineering, direct and transparent communication, and automation-driven technical accuracy remains stronger than ever. Through collaborations like the Chandigarh University CAB, Intec is not just responding to the future of engineering - it is actively helping build it.