The World Telugu Information Technology Council (WTITC) has opened its first international office in Silicon Valley, which is known for being the heart of the tech industry. The WTITC is a group that brings together Telugu technocrats, entrepreneurs, and visionaries from around the world to drive technological advancements globally. By establishing a presence in Silicon Valley, the WTITC hopes to leverage the abundant opportunities, expertise, and resources available to accelerate the progress of Telugu technocrats and facilitate their global impact.
The inauguration ceremony was led by Sundeep Kumar Makthala, Chairman of WTITC, who officially opened the office. The event began with a traditional pooja conducted by a Hindu priest, symbolizing the organization’s commitment to blending tradition and technology in its endeavors. The establishment of the international office underscores WTITC’s vision of connecting and empowering Telugu technocrats across the globe. The office will serve as a hub for international members, facilitating collaboration, knowledge exchange, and networking opportunities.
According to Mr. Sundeep Kumar Makthala, “This momentous occasion symbolizes our unwavering dedication to empowering the Telugu community and driving technological innovation on a global scale. The Silicon Valley office will serve as a catalyst for collaboration, partnerships, and the creation of a thriving ecosystem for Telugu technocrats worldwide.” The WTITC aims to expand its global network by opening multiple offices in countries worldwide.
WTITC International Affairs officer Niranjan, council members Dharmender Bochu, Galla Shivashankar, Vijay Spandana, Ramesh, Surya Vidyalaya, and others attended the event. The establishment of the WTITC international office at Silicon Valley marks an exciting chapter in the organization’s journey, propelling its growth and impact in the global technology landscape. With its firm foothold in Silicon Valley and ambitious plans for international expansion, WTITC is poised to shape the future of the Telugu community in the realm of information technology and beyond.
