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A Diaspora with One Voice

Guests gather in Washington, D.C., for the launch of the Congressional Study Group on India.
THE INDIAN DIASPORA IN AMERICA is one of the most accomplished communities in the world, yet its collective voice is still too often unheard, and its full civic, economic, and cultural weight remains undervalued. The Global India Collective (GIC) was formed to change that by convening influential leaders to champion the diaspora’s contributions, coordinate its leadership, and strengthen American prosperity and the U.S.-India alliance. When the diaspora speaks with one voice, it does not simply reflect the relationship between the two nations. It helps shape it.
An empowered Indian diaspora in America is the most credible, capable living bridge between the United States and India. When diaspora leaders speak with one voice, whether on trade, technology, security, health, culture, or philanthropy, large-scale impact can be achieved. The Global India Collective builds the connective infrastructure that makes this possible.


Membership Highlights
Policy Access

Participate in closed-door briefings with U.S. and Indian policymakers, post-trip debriefs from U.S.-India policy delegations, and up to eight annual roundtables featuring members of Congress, policy institutes, and leading academic institutions.

Roundglass founder Gurpreet Sunny Singh in conversation with Representative Raja Krishnamoorthi at the Roundglass India Center at Seattle University.
Platform and Visibility

Business leaders Swatee Surve (founder and CEO of Litesprite) and Cindy Nie (founder and CEO of TmindAI) at the “Entrepreneurship in the Age of AI” panel presented by TiE Seattle and the Roundglass India Center.
Gain speaking opportunities at GIC’s annual Global India Conference and regional salons in Washington, D.C., New York, and Seattle, as well as access to networking events at the state and federal levels. Receive GIC’s quarterly U.S.-India Policy Brief, Diaspora Insights Report, and timely op-eds and policy briefs.
Coordinated Philanthropy

Join a shared space to direct resources toward organizations with proven, data-driven approaches to change, and learn from peers who are doing the same.

Eduardo Peñalver, former Seattle University president, at the inauguration of the Roundglass India Center.
Who the Global India Collective Is For




Global India Collective membership is for leaders who have achieved significant influence in their field and are ready to apply it to something larger. Members include executives, investors, philanthropists, and innovators who believe that diaspora leadership, practiced collectively, shapes outcomes at a global scale.
If you have built something, led something, or funded something that matters, the Global India Collective is where that experience can serve a greater purpose.
Clockwise from top left: Representative Ro Khanna at the Roundglass India Center; GIC members at Seattle University during India Culture Week 2024; Ambassador Vinay Kwatra, India’s envoy to the U.S., at the launch of the Congressional Study Group on India; audience members at India Culture Week.

Membership Tiers
FOUNDING CIRCLE
$50,000/year
For leaders who want to help build the future of the Global India Collective.
Members enjoy all Leadership Members benefits and participate in exclusive leadership forums, strategic discussions, and opportunities to help guide the growth and evolution of GIC. Membership is limited.
LEADERSHIP MEMBERS
$10,000/ year
For leaders who want a seat at the table in conversations defining the future of the U.S.-India relationship.
Members receive all Next Gen Leaders benefits and join private briefings, policy dialogues, and roundtables with policymakers, elected officials, business leaders, and leading voices in policy and academia.
NEXT GEN LEADERS
$2,500/ year
For rising leaders committed to strengthening diaspora leadership and contributing to the future of the U.S.-India relationship.
Members attend the annual Global India Conference and regional salons and receive original analysis and commentary, including the U.S.-India Policy Brief and Diaspora Insights Report
INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP
For organizations seeking to engage with the Global India Collective’s network and mission.
Membership terms are tailored to each organization’s size and goals.
Join Us
The Global India Collective builds the infrastructure needed for coordinated leadership. By connecting diaspora leaders with policymakers, institutions, and global partners, it strengthens the voice of the Indian diaspora in support of American prosperity and India’s role in shaping the future global order. We invite leaders who are ready to be part of that.

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