Kapol Business Council and Partners Host AI Agents & AI 2055 Program in Mumbai
Hiten Bhuta led live AI demonstrations, business applications, networking and Q&A for Kapol entrepreneurs,
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Hiten Bhuta led live AI demonstrations, business applications, networking and Q&A for Kapol entrepreneurs, professionals and emerging leaders.
MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA, INDIA, August 26, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Kapol Business Council (KBC), Shreeji Sharan Group and Global Kapol Vikas brought together Kapol entrepreneurs, professionals and next-generation leaders for the AI Agents & AI – 2055 program on August 18, 2026, at Devi Banquet Hall in Saibaba Nagar, Borivali West, Mumbai.
Conducted by Hiten Bhuta, a technology entrepreneur and Founder associated with Cyberweb Hotel and CGS Infotech Solutions, the program combined business networking with practical learning about artificial intelligence, AI agents, automation and future business opportunities.
The evening was designed around a central question facing business owners and professionals: how can artificial intelligence move from general awareness to practical use in everyday business?
Participants explored five areas during the program: using AI to identify business-growth opportunities; applying AI agents to sales and marketing; automating routine work and improving productivity; examining emerging business opportunities as AI capabilities continue to develop toward 2055; and discussing individual questions through an interactive Q&A.
The evening began with a welcome and networking session from 6:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., giving Kapol entrepreneurs, professionals and next-generation business leaders an opportunity to meet and exchange ideas. The main AI Agents & AI – 2055 program followed from 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. and included live demonstrations, business-use discussions, emerging-opportunity exploration and an interactive question-and-answer session. Dinner followed the learning program.
The live-demonstration format was intended to make AI easier to understand in a business context. Rather than treating artificial intelligence only as a technical subject, the session examined how AI agents may assist with business processes, smarter outreach, sales and marketing activities, repetitive work, productivity and the discovery of new opportunities.
The audience included Kapol entrepreneurs, working professionals and next-generation leaders interested in understanding how rapidly developing AI capabilities may affect the way businesses operate, communicate with customers, make decisions and prepare for future competition.
Kapol Business Council, Shreeji Sharan Group and Global Kapol Vikas participated in presenting the program, while Bhuta conducted the AI learning session and led the discussion on practical applications and longer-term possibilities.
“The future will not belong only to those who hear about AI. It will belong to those who learn to apply AI responsibly, practically, and with purpose,” Hiten Bhuta said.
The program also emphasized that AI readiness is not limited to learning individual tools. For entrepreneurs and professionals, the larger opportunity is to understand where technology can solve a genuine business problem, where human judgment remains essential and how new capabilities can be introduced responsibly.
The “AI – 2055” component extended that discussion beyond immediate tools and applications. Participants were encouraged to consider how businesses may need to evolve as intelligent systems become increasingly capable of assisting with communication, analysis, workflows and decision support. The future-focused discussion connected technology awareness with entrepreneurship, adaptability and long-term business planning.
Bhuta’s work spans technology services, hospitality technology, AI education and future-readiness initiatives. Through CGS Infotech Solutions and the AI and strategic-foresight initiative OpenClearFuture, his work includes discussions and training around practical AI adoption, future skills and preparing organizations for technological change.
For the Kapol business community, the program combined three elements that increasingly intersect: relationships, knowledge and readiness. Networking created opportunities for business connections; practical AI learning helped participants examine new tools; and the future-oriented discussion encouraged attendees to consider how today’s learning can inform tomorrow’s business decisions.
The program’s theme, “Learn Today. Lead Tomorrow,” reflected that progression from awareness to application. As AI tools become more accessible, the ability to ask better questions, identify appropriate business uses and apply technology responsibly may become as important as access to the technology itself.
Program coordination information was provided by Gopal Parekh at +91 93240 47909 and Mukesh Mehta, Project Director, Global Kapol Vikas, at +91 93240 70446.
Organizations, business groups, educational institutions and professional communities interested in discussions around AI agents, practical AI learning, future-readiness programs, interviews, panel participation or related collaboration may contact Shreya Chavan for further information.
For media inquiries, program invitations, AI education discussions, future-readiness workshops, business community sessions or collaboration opportunities, please contact Shreya Chavan, Global Kapol Vikas, at shreya@cyberwebhotels.com or via WhatsApp/Phone at +91 89567 60812.
About the Program Partners
Kapol Business Council (KBC), Shreeji Sharan Group and Global Kapol Vikas jointly presented the AI Agents & AI – 2055 program in Mumbai, creating an opportunity for Kapol entrepreneurs, professionals and next-generation leaders to connect around business learning, artificial intelligence and future opportunities.
About Hiten Bhuta
Hiten Bhuta is a technology entrepreneur whose work connects technology services, hospitality technology, AI education, strategic foresight and community engagement. He is associated with CGS Infotech Solutions, Cyberweb Hotel and OpenClearFuture, with professional activities spanning India and the United States.
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