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Mr. Rohan Ganapathy, Co-Chairman, CII National Committee on Space; Mr. Mallavarapu Apparao, Chairman, CII National Committee on Space; Ms. Jaya Choraria, Deputy Trade Commissioner for South Asia, UK; H.E. Mr. Antonio Bartoli, Ambassador of Italy to India; Dr. Pawan Goenka, Chairman, IN-SPACe; Dr V. Narayanan, Secretary, Department of Space; Chairman, Space Commission; and Chairman, ISRO; Mr. Shashwat Goenka, Vice President, CII; H.E. Mr. Philip Green OAM, High Commissioner of Australia to India; Mr. ISHII Yasuo, Senior Vice President, JAXA; Mr. Radha Krishnan A, Chairman and Managing Director, NSIL](https://24x7newsworld.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/Screenshot-2026-09-08-at-20-52-52-DSC_6125.JPG-JPEG-Image-6048-%C3%97-4024-pixels-%E2%80%94-Scaled-14_-360x180.avif){kind=tracking}
Showcase for Colliers as a market leader
Bengaluru, 10 November – Colliers International moved more than 180 employees into its new office space in Bengaluru, with 20,000 square feet of flexible office space spread across a single floor plate in Sunningdale Building of Embassy Golf Links Business Park.
“Colliers International India is growing at a fast pace both in terms of services we are offering and size of our business. Bengaluru city is a major market across our APAC business. We are proud to move into our new office space that tells the story about who we are, that reflects the talent of our team and our culture. Our new ‘state of the art’ office is designed to drive productivity and collaboration. Our offices play a key role in fostering a community, facilitating connections, sparking ideas and innovation, while cultivating our enterprising spirit. Operating within an office environment that encourages collaboration, connection and camaraderie is a critical success factor for Colliers, and for our clients”, says Sankey Prasad FRICS, Chairman & Managing Director at Colliers International India
