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NAREDCO Maharashtra's NextGen Excelerate 3.0 and Strong Built's Vision for Future-Ready Construction: Insights from Jagpreet Singh Kohli

Nov 19, 2024

SMPL
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], November 19: The much-awaited NAREDCO Maharashtra NextGen Excelerate 3.0 conference took place at the Sahara Star Hotel in Mumbai on November 14th. It brought together thought leaders, young professionals, and industry experts for a full day of thought-provoking talks about the future of construction. The NAREDCO NextGen team organized the event, which focused on the theme of Innovation in Construction and showcased new ideas that are changing the real estate industry. With an emphasis on constructing quickly, building well, and building sustainably, the event offered a forum for in-depth discussions on how the construction sector may change to satisfy the needs of a world that is urbanizing quickly.
Strong Built's significant presence at the event was one of the main highlights. The company, represented by Director Jagpreet Singh Kohli, was a key player in the "Build Fast" session, where Kohli and other industry professionals talked about the increasing need to shorten construction timeframes without sacrificing quality. Faster project delivery is essential to alleviating housing and infrastructure shortages, as India's urbanization continues to exceed construction capacities, making this session particularly important. As Kohli provided insights into the company's approach to project execution, Strong Built's reputation for producing high-quality, accelerated projects was evident.

Event Highlights: Three core pillars of modern construction - Build Fast, Build Quality, Build Sustainable
* Build Quickly: With urbanization driving demand, the construction sector faces pressure to complete projects swiftly. This session explored challenges and best practices for accelerating processes. Kohli emphasized how Strong Built ensures that faster schedules do not compromise quality through innovative project management. He highlighted the role of cooperation, coordination, and advanced technology in minimizing delays and increasing productivity.
* Build Quality: Strict quality standards are crucial as real estate projects become more complex. In this session, panelists discussed methods for ensuring superior project outcomes. Kohli described Strong Built's structured approach from planning to execution, underscoring the company's reputation for high standards and satisfied clients. He highlighted how ongoing employee training and rigorous quality checks support Strong Built's commitment to quality.
* Build Sustainable: As environmental concerns rise, the session explored integrating green practices in construction. Kohli showcased Strong Built's dedication to sustainability, including waste reduction, energy-efficient designs, and eco-friendly materials. He discussed efforts to incorporate renewable energy, conserve water, and reduce carbon footprints in Strong Built's projects.

Networking and Shaping the Future of Real Estate
One of Excelerate 3.0's main attractions was the networking opportunities it offered, which let experts from different real estate and construction sectors get in touch, exchange ideas, and talk about possible joint ventures. Young professionals eager to learn from seasoned industry veterans engaged in an open discourse during the event, which created a collaborative atmosphere that promoted creativity. The representatives of Strong Built made the most of these networking possibilities by interacting with future leaders in the industry, like-minded individuals, and possible partners. These exchanges were beneficial for establishing connections as well as influencing how Indian real estate development will grow in the future.
Strong Built's participation in Excelerate 3.0 demonstrates the company's dedication to promoting innovation in the building industry. The organization, which has decades of expertise executing high-value projects in Mumbai and beyond, keeps pushing the boundaries by embracing the newest technologies, encouraging sustainability, and upholding excellence in all facets of its operations. The occasion demonstrated Strong Built's vision for the future, which calls for quick, effective, sustainable, and--above all--high- quality building.
For more information on Strong Built and its diverse range of projects, visit www.strongbuilt.in or contact them directly at 02261232500 to learn how they are shaping the future of construction in India.
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