Pune: The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI), through its Group to Promote India as Accounting GCC under the DITS & WTO Directorate, has organized the GCC Summit in Pune 2025 on 28th and 29th November 2025 at Sheraton Grand Pune, Bund Garden Road.
Titled “From Ledgers to Global Leadership: Chartered Accountants Shaping GCCs”, the 4th edition – hosted by the Pune Branch of WIRC of ICAI – will focus on the role of accounting and finance professionals in shaping GCC strategy and leadership.
Over the years, GCCs in India have transitioned from being back-office support functions to becoming strategic hubs that deliver innovation and business outcomes for global enterprises.
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Pune has emerged as a key GCC destination owing to its strong talent base, advanced technology ecosystem, and thriving industrial corridors.
Key Highlights of ICAI’s GCC Summit in Pune 2025
- Venue: Sheraton Grand Pune, Bund Garden, Pune
- Dates: 28th & 29th November 2025 (10.00 am to 05.00 pm)
- CPE Hours: 12 hours
Registration Fees for GCC Summit in Pune:
- ICAI Members: ₹2500 + GST (Early Bird till 11th Oct 2025), ₹3500 + GST (After 12th Oct 2025)
- Non-Members: ₹4500 + GST (Early Bird till 11th Oct 2025), ₹5500 + GST (After 12th Oct 2025)
Ecosystem partners for GCC Summit in Pune include the Ministry of External Affairs (NEST Division), Ministry of Commerce & Industry, IFSCA, SEPC, NSDC, Invest India, IIM Sambalpur, and industry players like Zoho and Quintes Global.
For registration, participants can visit gcc.icai.org or email gcc@icai.in.
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MCCIA also to host Pune GCC Summit 2025
Meanwhile, the Mahratta Chamber of Commerce, Industries and Agriculture (MCCIA) has also announced the Pune GCC Summit 2025, scheduled for 5th December 2025 at MCCIA, Pune.
The summit will focus on the theme “Driving Impact from India” and will bring together GCC leaders, HR professionals, and industry stakeholders to discuss the evolving role of Global Capability Centers (GCCs) in driving innovation, digital transformation, and strategic impact for multinational enterprises.
