Think Amitabh Kant, Dixon’s Josh Foulger, Ashok Leyland’s Ganesh Mani; all sitting together asking one bold question: Can India really become the next global factory? Not just for stitched shirts or assembled phones; but for high-value tech, EVs, and AI-driven plants too. The Summit doesn’t just talk about Make in India; it’s looking at whether the policies are walking the talk. Infrastructure gaps? Workforce readiness? Supply chain snags? They’re all on the table. And here’s the twist; it’s not just Indian voices. U.S. investors, Tata’s North American chief, and even the Consul General of India in Boston are weighing in. Why now? Because global companies are quietly shifting production; and India’s bet is that it can offer both low-cost labor AND high-tech capability. If this summit sparks real change, it won’t just create jobs; it could reshape where the world makes things. And that’s a story no job aspirant or startup founder can afford to miss.