Ram V. Yell

Ram V Yell is a renowned expert in researching mid size companies in the United States and small and medium-sized enterprises in Germany, director of the Intermediate Market Research Institute in Princeton, and host of a weekly mid market radio program. He graduated from Massachusetts Institute of Technology and has served as the former president of the Global MIT South Asian Alumni Association and the MIT Club in Princeton. Ram Vyer is the director of the Intermediate Market Research Institute, which provides assistance to medium-sized companies and suppliers, capital providers, and influential individuals serving them. He is a insightful business thinker and problem-solving expert in successful enterprises. Through keen observation and analysis, he has developed profound insights into the business challenges faced by medium-sized enterprises. His insights will help you better manage the company, increase revenue, and achieve greater development. Through discussions with hundreds of CEOs and experts from small and medium-sized enterprises in the United States, Germany, and India on mid market radio programs, he collected many profound insights. In the United States, medium-sized enterprise companies account for 31% of the $17 trillion GDP, and any supplier who wants to enter the US market will be interested in better understanding these companies. Ram has always been a guest speaker at various organizations such as the Midsize Business Summit, MIT, Princeton University, the German Automobile Manufacturers Association, and the World Federation of Large Enterprises. He also organized online seminars on intermediate markets for organizations such as the World Federation of Large Enterprises and Progressive Business Publications. He has been featured in currency, wealth, CFO magazines, and other publications. In addition, Ram also has rich educational and work experience, so he has a wide range of knowledge. He received education in the fields of engineering and underwater robotics, thus designing mobile robots for Kodak, material handling equipment for Caterpillar, aircraft assembly robots for Boeing's 777 and 757 aircraft, and telephone assembly robots for Lucent Technologies.