Meet the Visionaries: On-Boarded Speakers for the Inductus Global GCC Summit 2026

Among the marquee GCC Summit speakers joining the Global GCC Summit 2026 is Dr. Ludwig Heinzelmann, director at Deutsche Börse Group (DBG) and head of the Global IT Delivery Network. Deutsche Börse Group is a German multinational corporation that offers a marketplace for organizing the trading of shares and other securities. It is also a transaction services provider, giving companies and investors access to global capital markets.” As a board member of Deutsche Börse India Private Ltd., Dr. Heinzelmann leads the establishment and growth of DBG’s Global IT Value Center in Hyderabad, overseeing talent acquisition, strategy, and brand development to build the next generation of capital market engineers and infrastructure. With a decade of strategy-consulting experience at the intersection of financial services and technology, he pairs deep industry expertise with pragmatic execution. He holds a PhD in Financial Econometrics from the University of Bremen and a master’s in Economics and Business Engineering from the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, with international exposure at KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm. Outside work, family remains his priority, alongside football, skiing, and mountain biking.

Representing the energy sector at this year’s summit is Molyama Kromah, head of British Petroleum TSI—the engineering and subsurface pillar of British Petroleum’s Pune business and technology center. “BP p.l.c. is a British multinational oil and gas company headquartered in London, England. It is one of the oil and gas “supermajors” and one of the world’s largest companies measured by revenues and profits.” With 25 years of experience as an oil and gas professional at BP, Molyama has worked across Trinidad, the UK, and Egypt in both operated and non-operated businesses. For more than five years now, based in India, she began by supporting the development of gas fields off the country’s East Coast before stepping into her current leadership role in 2023. A reservoir engineer by training with an MSc in petroleum engineering, Molyama has developed and executed long-term strategies for oil and gas businesses and has operationalized critical transformation plans for BP. She brings genuine enthusiasm for the industry’s direction and a strong commitment to building a bright, sustainable future for the global energy sector.

Why does an international voice matter on an Indian stage? Because the GCC story is no longer a back-office narrative; it is a global one. Leaders like Dr. Heinzelmann and Molyama Kromah have built and scaled capability centers across continents, and their on-ground experience translates boardroom ambition into working playbooks that Indian GCCs can adapt and apply. As the summit’s discussions increasingly turn toward an AI-enabled GCC hour, these global perspectives help separate genuine capability building from mere automation hype. From scratch ideas around talent, governance, and technology to full-fledged success stories of scaled operations, international speakers offer a reality check grounded in what has actually worked elsewhere. Their presence strengthens the summit’s core mission: shaping future strategy that can carry India’s GCC economy from its current $65 billion base toward the ambitious $450 billion vision projected for 2040.

The Global GCC Summit 2026 is shaping up to be more than a conference; it is a working assembly of the minds driving India’s $450B GCC economy forward. With Dr. Ludwig Heinzelmann and Molyama Kromah among its distinguished speakers, the summit on 25 September at Hyatt Regency, New Delhi, promises sharp insight and global perspective. Delegates seeking to lead the GCC 4.0 revolution should not miss it.