Director – Corporate Relations, IFIGT
President (2024–25), Rotary E-Club of Progressive Thinkers
Assistant Governor (2025-26), Rotary District 3011.
At the heart of every great nation lies not just its economy—but its people. People who believe, who build, who rise. And people who deserve access—to knowledge, to opportunity, to global pathways that can elevate entire communities.
That belief is what gave birth to the Indian Federation for Global Trade and Investments (IFIGT).
When we envisioned IFIGT, we weren’t creating just another nonprofit—we were crafting a bridge. A bridge between India’s incredible grassroots potential and the global ecosystems that can help nurture it. Between small businesses and overseas markets. Between students and financial wisdom. Between policymaking and practical change.
As someone who has spent over two decades in the financial and corporate world, and who has served communities through my leadership in Rotary International, I have seen the power of structured impact. Whether it’s organizing trade forums with ambassadors or conducting financial literacy sessions for defense forces, I have always believed that true progress happens at the intersection of empathy and execution.
That is the essence of IFIGT.
We don’t operate in silos.
We partner—with embassies, institutions, MSMEs, and change-makers.
We don’t just talk policy.
We implement programs—on ground, with transparency, and measurable outcomes.
This Federation belongs to every Indian business that wants to export, every institution that wants to educate, and every citizen who wants to learn, invest, or contribute.
It belongs to every embassy, every corporate, every CSR arm, and every think tank that believes in India’s global story.
Together, we can amplify impact.
Together, we can build a financially aware, globally connected, and socially responsible India.
Thank you for believing in our mission.
We welcome you to engage, collaborate, and grow—the IFIGT way.
With purpose,
Rtn. Rohini Raina
Director General
Indian Federation for Global Trade and Investments
Director – Investments, IFIGT
For far too long, investing in India was viewed through a narrow lens—limited to products, platforms, and profit. But we believe investing should mean more. It should mean investing in literacy, in enterprise, in trust, and in nation-building.
That belief is what shaped the Indian Federation for Global Trade and Investments.
At IFIGT, we’re not just designing investor awareness programs—we’re building a financial ecosystem that empowers soldiers, students, and citizens alike. We’re not just signing MoUs—we’re translating those partnerships into global access for Indian MSMEs. And we’re not waiting for reforms to trickle down—we’re actively contributing to policy dialogues, regulatory alignment, and responsible investor behavior.
Over the last 18 years, I’ve had the privilege of advising institutions, appearing on national television, and writing for the country’s top economic platforms. But it’s on the ground—in classrooms, corporate boardrooms, and village auditoriums—where real India speaks.
That’s where IFIGT listens.
We listen to the first-time investor who fears being misled.
To the MSME owner who doesn’t know how to export her craft.
To the student who has never been taught what a SIP or inflation means.
And to the embassy official looking to connect two markets for mutual good.
From these conversations, we build our strategy. One where investing is inclusive. Trade is bilateral. And literacy is foundational.
IFIGT is designed as that institution.
Legally sound. Governance-backed. Policy-relevant.
But above all—mission-anchored.
We welcome you—whether you’re a policymaker, professor, diplomat, or developer—to join us in transforming how India invests, trades, and grows.
Let’s not just make India Atmanirbhar.
Let’s make India Globally Empowered.
In service of capital that truly matters,
Rajat Dhar
Director – Investments
Indian Federation for Global Trade and Investments