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Home / Chandigarh / Tie Chandigarh Holds 22nd Agm Puneet Verma Named President

TiE Chandigarh holds 22nd AGM; Puneet Verma named president

Punjab minister Harpal Singh Cheema was the chief guest during the Chapter Awards
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Chandigarh, Updated At : 05:33 PM Jul 26, 2025 IST

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The 22nd Annual General Body Meeting (AGM) of TiE Chandigarh was held here. Puneet Verma (Founder, Cybrain Software Solutions) was announced as the new President of TiE Chandigarh. The event was attended by over 250 entrepreneurs including 40 women entrepreneurs.

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The AGM was followed by the Chapter Awards. Punjab Cabinet Minister Harpal Singh Cheema was the chief guest on the occasion.

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Meanwhile, Puneet Verma listed out a few proposals, such as strengthening the TiE Secretariat team, extending partnerships & collaborations at the regional and state level, enhancing TYE (TiE Young Entrepreneurs) program for schools, among others.

The new Governing Council (GC) for 2025-26 was also announced. The members include Satish K Arora, Brahm Alreja, Ritika Singh, Vishal Kedia, Ravi Sharma, Nikhil Gupta, Sachin Khosla, Sumedh Sachdev, Hitesh Gulati, Karun Kashmiri, and Ekta Gupta.

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