India and South Asia Business Centre

Overview

Close-up of a woman smiling at an ISABC event

The James E. Lynch India and South Asia Business Centre (ISABC) aims to promote the interest of Indian and South Asian businesses and students in the UK. 

Welcome from the Director

The James E. Lynch India and South Asia Business Centre (ISABC) was created in 2004 under the Strategic Research Infrastructure Fund (SRIF) II scheme. It was formally inaugurated by the High Commissioner of India in the UK, His Excellency Kamalesh Sharma and the University of Leeds' Vice Chancellor Professor Michael Arthur in 2006.

The ISABC is a university-based business centre focusing on the South Asia region. It gives a flavour of the ‘intellectual and cultural buzz' to its audience. With its niche focus on South Asia, the Centre offers a friendly and warm welcome to students and businesses originating or moving to South Asia.

The Centre has a vivid plan for expansion for the near future and I welcome individuals and organisations who share similar interests to come and collaborate with us. I especially invite young students to become volunteers and share the Centre’s success story.

Surender Munjal
Associate Professor of International Business 
Director, James E. Lynch India and South Asia Business Centre

 

ISABC gave me exposure and opportunity to interact with industry experts

Siddha Maloo, volunteer (MSc International Business 2016)

A portrait of Siddha Maloo on campus on graduation day