Lingireddy Muralikrishna Reddy, Ph.D

Lingireddy Muralikrishna Reddy, Ph.D (born 23 June 1967) is an Indian technocrat businessman and President of Indian Technology Congress Association.
Dr. Reddy obtained B.E Degree in Chemical Engineering from Manipal Institute of Technology; M. Tech from Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Hyderabad and Ph.D from University Visvesvaraya College of Engineering, Bangalore University.
An innovator and a Business Leader, Dr. Reddy over the last 29 years has chronicled proven accomplishments as a noted Business Leader in globally acclaimed Technology Leadership roles. He is a Certified Chartered Engineer in India and UK; and a Licentiate International Professional Engineer, providing consultancy and engineering advisory in Public Sector, and Allied Industries.
He was invited to serve as an Independent Director on the Boards of profitable and expanding Central Public Sector Enterprises, Rail Vikas Nigam Limited (RVNL), and continues to serve on the Board of Kerala Mineral and Metals Limited (a Government of Kerala Enterprise). He has also served as Chairman and/or Member of statutory committees including Audit, CSR and Nomination & Remuneration as per the Companies Act, 2013 and Clause 49 of the listing agreement.
A hands-on technologist, he has founded and scaled-up Institutions and Industry and startups ranging from Educational, Agriculture, Aerospace, Infrastructure and other sunrise sectors. His sharp focus on technology-led transformation and synergy with enterprise business value has resulted in organizations reporting increasing current revenue streams and reducing costs.
As President, ITCA; Dr. Reddy has focused on building synergies between academia, industry and research organizations with emphasis on building capacity for societal transformation and progress. He has built and nurtured teams with significant expertise in multiple engineering disciplines to progress technological research programs. Over the last 15 years, the ITCA has gained international recognition as a unique platform for industry-academia-research labs-policymakers engagement to build capacity-building for global technological advancement.
ITCA has initiated the ambitious "75 Students' Satellites Consortium: Mission 2022" to commemorate the "75 Years of Indian Independence" (1947-2022) by launching 75 student-built satellites into orbit in conjunction with national and international tech-space organizations. ITCA has collaborated with various professional organizations worldwide, including TMISAT-Israel,, Israel Space Agency, Israel Aerospace Industries, CSPD-Serbia, UNISEC-Japan, etc. The Mission is a partnership of institutions that will construct and launch their own student-built satellites by 2022. This mission has achieved the first milestone with the successful launch of 3-in-1 JITSat, GHRCESat and SriShakthiSat by ISRO's PSLV C51 Amazonia Mission on 28 February 2021. UNITYSat was designed and developed at a space startup TSC Technologies, incubated under the Indian Technology Congress Association (ITCA).
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