Jyoti Vij

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Jyoti Vij was appointed Director General of the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) in June 2024, after more than three decades of distinguished service to the organisation. Having joined FICCI in 1993, she steadily advanced through senior leadership roles, and has been a key architect of the chamber’s policy and institutional development agenda.

Vij has led FICCI’s work across critical domains—economic affairs, financial services, corporate laws, taxation, manufacturing, agriculture, and MSMEs—while also pioneering the establishment of Centres of Excellence in CSR and Sustainability. Vij’s strength lies in leading cross-functional policy teams and driving regulatory change in corporate law, digital payments, pension reforms, and the bankruptcy code.

She regularly engages with high-level government committees and collaborates with multilateral organizations and investment projects. Her leadership has significantly influenced India’s regulatory and investment landscape, reinforcing FICCI’s role as a key voice of Indian industry.

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