Munish Tyagi is a Textile technologist and MBA from premier institutions like IIT, Delhi University of Manchester, and University of Leeds, UK. He has 25 years of vast experience in several areas including project planning, Feasibility studies and market/demand potential surveys. He has worked for Government of India, Ministry of Textiles for the feasibility study of UNDP carpet program. He has taken active participation as an international consultant to the MPDF initiative of IFC in Vietnam. He was associated with reeling and sizing improvement programs of the UNIDO.

Mr. Tyagi is a life member of Textile Association (India), and is a guest faculty to the national institutes like Indian Institute of Carpet Technology, Bhadohi, the National Institute of Fashion Technology, Delhi and, the Pearl Academy. He has served as a top management member to large Corporates in textile sector., namely GPI Textiles , Satia group , and Sidcul.

Publications/ Books/ Papers
He has many articles on his credit.

Articles Contributed

	Techno economic & market aspects of Innovative bamboo yarn products
	The Bamboo and bamboo-cotton blended yarns are a key part of the 'natural product' theme and being endorsed for use in 'soft look /soft feel' textiles, like Towels, knits and socks and also in home-textiles being sourced by leading global MNC Brands. Yarns of bamboo fiber provide the desirable properties of high

	Outlook and forecast on textile sector, Q3 /2008
	On the global scenario, the fuel and the commodities prices have been cooling off. The global crude oil price has come down to the present $ 107 over last 2-months, from the peak level of $146/barrel 4-months back. The global economy, however, remains in the slow and sluggish mode due mainly

	Outlook 2009 and Forecast on Indian Textile Sector
	On the global scenario, the fuel and the commodities prices have taken a serious hit due to drastic cut in consumer spending and demand, especially in USA and Europe. The global crude oil price has come down to the $40-43 level which is a huge 70% down from the peak level of $146/barrel

	Outlook 2009, Q4 and Forecast on Indian Textile Sector
	On the global scenario, the fuel and the commodities prices have now stabilized after having taken a serious hit due to drastic cut in consumer spending and demand contraction, esp. in the recession impacted USA and Europe. Due to a comeback in the global energy demand, the world oil prices may remain stable at $70-75 level during the Q4/2009.