16/08/2025
25 Years in India. A Legacy of Partnerships. A Day of Meaningful Connections.
As we reflect on , we are filled with gratitude. This year’s edition was especially meaningful—not only did we host another successful gathering of business leaders, but we also marked 25 years of Maier Vidorno Altios in India.
From our first Sales Conference in 2010, followed by editions in 2012, 2014… and now 2025—this platform has steadily evolved into a trusted space for international businesses, , and ecosystem partners to connect and share insights.
Yesterday’s event brought together over 80+ companies and more than 150+ business heads across industries—our largest gathering yet.
The agenda covered a wide spectrum: from navigating global trade shifts and learning from cross-border disputes to strategies for in India. We’re grateful to our thoughtful speakers, insightful panelists, and engaged audience for the quality of discussions throughout the day.
A special thank you to:
Dr. Phillip Ackermann, German Ambassador to India & Bhutan, for delivering a deeply insightful keynote as Guest of Honour
Sonia Prashar for her perspective on the EU-India strategic partnership
Our panelists: Victor Sinovas Caballero, Florin Müller, Stefan Halusa, Hans-Jörg Hörtnagl, Sandeep Sood, Karthikeyen K, Ravi Gupta, Manish Kant Sahay, Khushbaig Jattana, Vivek Dixit, Kunal Roy, and many others
Our sponsors – ICICI Bank, Standard Chartered, Empros Logistics, CBX Logistics, DBS Bank and Volkswagen India
And to our valued clients, recognised for 10+ and 15+ years of continued partnership with M+V Altios
To every speaker, partner, and participant—thank you for your presence and your contributions.
A special shout-out to the organising team: Nirali Varma, Verity Corbett, Atul Pandey, Visakha Mundra, Chiara Lo Faro, Krishnam Bhardwaj, Vipin M S, Devyani Gupta, and Divyanshu Mishra—your efforts made the day seamless.
Here’s to the next 25 years of growth, learning, and collaboration. Stay tuned for glimpses from our staff retreat tomorrow!
ANI Networks