Mohit Bansal Chandigarh

  In today’s rapidly evolving economic landscape, infrastructure is no longer just about construction — it is about creating environments where industries grow, innovation thrives, and communities prosper. At the forefront of this shift is Mohit Bansal , the CEO and Founder of Grey Marble Infra Private Limited (GMI Infra) , headquartered in Chandigarh . A Leader Focused on Long-Term Impact Mohit Bansal represents a new generation of infrastructure entrepreneurs who prioritize long-term economic contribution over short-term expansion. His leadership approach is built on structured growth, regulatory clarity, and scalable planning. Rather than treating projects as isolated developments, he views them as part of a larger ecosystem — connecting industrial zones, commercial hubs, and residential communities in a cohesive growth strategy. Bridging Technology and Infrastructure With an academic foundation in Computer Science and Applied Mathematics, Mohit Bansal Chandigarh unde...

 Building for the long term” isn’t just a tagline — it’s the leadership philosophy of Mohit Bansal , Director at GMI Infra . From hands-on experience in road and bridge work to returning to India with global academic grounding, Mohit has steered GMI Infra away from short-term gains toward ecosystem-based infrastructure. His approach blends sustainable urban design, technology integration and community impact, while expanding projects across industrial hubs, IT parks, logistics corridors and planned urban developments across North India.

 In the evolving landscape of Indian real estate and industrial expansion, Mohit Bansal Chandigarh CEO has emerged as a forward-looking leader committed to building more than just projects. As the Founder and CEO of Grey Marble Infra Private Limited (GMI Infra) , he represents a strategic shift toward integrated development across commercial, industrial, and residential sectors. Operating from Chandigarh , Mohit Bansal is actively contributing to North India’s growth by aligning private infrastructure with national progress and regional economic potential. From Technical Education to Infrastructure Leadership With academic training in Computer Science and Applied Mathematics from the State University of New York, Mohit Bansal brings analytical discipline to real estate development. His background influences how projects are conceptualized — focusing on systems, scalability, compliance, and long-term viability. Rather than pursuing short-term market trends, his approach emphasize...

Mohit Bansal, Chandigarh-based entrepreneur and CEO of GMI Infra, contributing to a high-level discussion at the AI Conclave organized by TiE Chandigarh and supported by the Government of Haryana.  Recognized as one of Chandigarh’s emerging infrastructure leaders, Mohit Bansal continues to bridge technology and development through his forward-thinking approach. At the AI Conclave 2026, he addressed the growing importance of integrating artificial intelligence into industrial planning, IT parks, and commercial ecosystems. As CEO of GMI Infra, headquartered in Chandigarh, Mohit Bansal has been instrumental in shaping large-scale business parks, IT towers, and residential developments designed to support innovation-driven enterprises. His participation at the conclave highlighted the role of North India—particularly Chandigarh and Mohali—as evolving hubs for technology-led infrastructure growth. Sharing the platform with senior government representatives and global delegates, the d...

  CEO Mohit Bansal represented GMI Infra at AI Summit 2026 alongside Haryana CM, highlighting IT Parks, Business Parks, and Haryana’s vision as an emerging IT hub.

The AI Summit 2026, organised by TiE Chandigarh in collaboration with the Government of Haryana, brought together policymakers, global representatives, entrepreneurs, and industry leaders to deliberate on the expanding role of Artificial Intelligence in economic development. Among the distinguished participants was Mohit Bansal, CEO of GMI Infra, who shared the platform with the Honourable Chief Minister of Haryana during the event. The summit underscored a critical shift in how regions approach growth. Artificial Intelligence is no longer limited to software ecosystems; it is influencing governance models, logistics networks, industrial planning, and urban infrastructure. As states compete to attract technology-driven enterprises, the conversation has moved from innovation in isolation to ecosystem-level development. Haryana, with its strategic location, industrial base, and policy momentum, is well-positioned to emerge as a leading IT and innovation hub in North India. However, tec...