Coherent Market Insights Partners with ET Edge 40 Under 40 North 2025 to Recognise Exceptional Leaders
June 19 2025, Delhi: Coherent Market Insights (CMI), a leading market research and intelligence firm, proudly served as the research partner for the prestigious ET Edge 40 Under 40 North 2025 event. The event, held in Delhi, celebrated 40 dynamic leaders under the age of 40 who have been instrumental in shaping the future of various industries across India. It is an extraordinary celebration of innovation and resilience honouring the innovators who have demonstrated their distinction and prowess across various industries. The event was graced by the Honourable Chief Guest, Smt. Raksha Nikhil Khadse, Hon'ble Minister of State for Youth Affairs & Sports, Government of India.
As the research partner, CMI played a crucial role in providing in-depth market insights and data, shining a light on the remarkable achievements of these exceptional individuals. The event served as a platform to showcase their extraordinary contributions and dedication in their respective fields, spanning across sectors.
Mr. Raj Shah, Founder & CEO of CMI, took centre stage to explain the comprehensive research process and detailed approach used to identify and select the distinguished 40 Under 40 leaders in India. With the backing of CMI's expert research methodologies, the selection process highlighted the leaders' transformative impact and innovation.
Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Shah commented, 'At CMI, we are thrilled to partner with such an impactful event that celebrates the visionaries driving change and progress. These are avant garde shaping tomorrow, today; the ones who refused to follow and carved their path in the history of making India truly Aatmanirbhar and leading to Viksit Bharat'
With the partnership between CMI and ET Edge, the 40 Under 40 North 2025 event was more than just a celebration; it was a powerful example of youth leadership, vision, and innovation, setting a benchmark for future leaders.
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Coherent Market Insights (CMI) is a global market research and consulting firm providing comprehensive market intelligence across various sectors. With a focus on actionable insights and data-driven solutions, CMI supports businesses, governments, and organisations in their decision-making and strategic planning.
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