(Newswire.net — July 30, 2014) Tampa, Florida — Jal Irani has been a fixture in the Tampa business community ever since moving here from California with his wife, Shiraz over ten years ago. Setting his roots here and raising his family of 3 children, Irani has always had the mindset of running a successful business while alo being a dedicated father and husband. He has always been entrenched in the local business community serving organizations like BNI (Business Networking International), but he also has been a major participant and supporter of the Indo U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
This chamber is amongst the elite chamber of commerce groups in Tampa in that it is a free membership organization that is comprised of some of the most successful businesspeople and entrepreneurs in Tampa Bay. Meeting the third Wednesday of every month, The Indo U.S. Chamber hosts meetings where there is a featured guest speaker with a topic or theme that is thought provative and interesting to its members and guests. For example, Mayor Bob Buckhorn spoke two weeks ago about the past 3 years of his term in office and issues pertaining to business and urban development.
They have toured the Tampa International Airport, conducted various social gatherings, featured immigration law speakers, and community leaders that have shared ideas and topics of interest to many. The Indo US Chamber has free catered dinners by a local Indian restaurant and only asks for donations in sponsorship for support.
With Irani at the helm of the organizational ship, his zest for connectivity of community leaders seems to be a natural fit. Affable in nature, Irani offers up a fertile environment for business people that are seeking motivating conversation and ideas for their respective professions. His asset is connecting appropriate people that can meet up and benefit from such introductions. He makes it his business to know what people do and where they can use some help or advice.
Irani’s ownership of a commercial cleaning company originated from his desire to run a business that enabled him to spend quality time with his family.