GCG Insights works with India’s most ambitious MSMEs and growth-stage enterprises — turning the challenges of scaling into structured, executable strategies across AI & Digital, Textiles, Food & Agriculture, and Automobiles.
A Developed World through rapid and sustainable expansion of private enterprises, startups, and government bodies.
Most businesses plateau not because of the market — but because their internal systems, communication, and government access have not kept pace with their ambition.
The gap between a ₹50Cr business and a ₹500Cr business is almost never the product. It is strategy, talent, narrative, and knowing which rooms to be in.
India has allocated over ₹20,000 crore in schemes, incentives, and policy frameworks specifically for businesses at your stage. Most owners access less than 10% of what they are entitled to.
Narrow focus is a strategic choice, not a limitation. In each of our four sectors, we bring intelligence and relationships that a generalist never could.
Not reports. Not recommendations. Outcomes.
A cross-section of enterprises, institutions, and foundations that have retained GCG Insights for consulting and advisory mandates.
If you are serious about what comes next — bring us in early. We work best when we are part of the decision, not called in after it.
contact@gcginsights.comGCG Juris is a litigation-focused practice engaged in criminal proceedings of scale, constitutional challenges to authority, regulatory enforcement defense, and high-value civil and commercial disputes. We appear where the stakes are absolute.
GCG Juris does not practise law broadly. We practise it precisely — in matters where consequence is real, where the courtroom determines liberty, reputation, or enterprise, and where the standard of preparation must be absolute.”
Founded on the conviction that the most consequential legal work demands both constitutional rigour and commercial intelligence, GCG Juris brings together litigation practice and deep policy expertise. Our lawyers have advised on India’s most significant emerging legislation, engaged at both Houses of Parliament, and practised across criminal, constitutional, civil, and regulatory domains. We are retained by individuals, corporations, and institutions facing matters they cannot afford to lose.
GCG is a small team with a large mandate. We work at the intersection of business, law, and governance — and we are always looking for exceptional people who want to do the same.
“We look for sharp minds who understand that governance, law, and commerce are not separate disciplines — and who want to work at the place where all three converge.”
At GCG, you will work on matters that are genuinely consequential — whether that is advising a ₹50Cr MSME on how to access government schemes, researching a PIL before the Supreme Court, or building an AI literacy programme for Parliament. The work is varied, demanding, and meaningful. We do not offer large teams or layers of hierarchy. We offer ownership, exposure, and the chance to grow at a pace that a larger organisation would not allow.
You can break a complex problem into its components, identify what matters, and communicate the answer clearly. You are comfortable with ambiguity and do not need a template for every situation.
You understand India’s regulatory and institutional landscape — or are genuinely curious about it. You know how government works, or you want to learn fast. This is non-negotiable for both our practices.
You write clearly and concisely. You can draft a policy note, a client brief, or a legal argument without jargon. At GCG, your output goes directly to clients and stakeholders — quality matters from day one.
Conduct policy research, draft briefing notes, and support client engagements across government affairs and regulatory matters. Ideal for fresh graduates or early-career professionals with a background in public policy, economics, or law.
Lead the design and delivery of capacity-building programmes, fellowships, and institutional training mandates. Requires 3–5 years of programme management experience in consulting, development, or government.
Develop stakeholder messaging, investor communications, media strategy, and narrative content for MSME and enterprise clients. Strong writing and digital content skills essential.
Support the litigation practice with rigorous legal research, drafting, and case preparation across criminal, constitutional, and civil matters. Suitable for law graduates or advocates with 0–2 years of experience.
Appear in courts and tribunals alongside the Managing Partner on high-value matters. Manage case strategy, drafting, and client advisory. Requires 2–5 years of litigation experience, preferably in criminal or constitutional practice.
Advise clients on compliance frameworks under the DPDP Act 2023, IT Act, and sectoral regulations. Develop consent architectures, audit frameworks, and breach response protocols. Background in technology law or cybersecurity preferred.
Send your CV and a brief note on why GCG — not more than 200 words — to the relevant address below. We read every application and respond to those that fit our current needs. No agencies.
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