Viren Dayal is a distinguished professional with over 40 years of expertise in customs, logistics, and international trade. Beginning his career at Union Carbide India Limited in 1982, he later managed his family business until 2016, after which he transitioned to teaching and pre-litigation support. A mentor to aspiring custom brokers, Viren simplifies complex customs laws through his books and innovative teaching methods. Known for his humanitarian efforts, notably during COVID-19, and his contributions to trade facilitation, he remains a vital advocate for continuous learning and integrity in India’s evolving logistics landscape.
Viren Dayal’s career spans over four decades in customs, logistics, and international trade, beginning at Union Carbide India Limited in 1982 and later leading his family business until 2016. Transitioning into education and pre-litigation support, he has become a mentor to aspiring custom brokers, combining his deep industry knowledge with a passion for teaching. Throughout his journey, Viren has contributed significantly to simplifying customs laws and supporting humanitarian causes, notably during the COVID-19 pandemic, embodying a commitment to lifelong learning, integrity, and service to others.
In the conversation, we delve into his professional journey, explore his strategies for success, and gain insights into the intersection of entrepreneurship conversation.
- Over 40 years in customs, logistics, and international trade, with a focus on pre-litigation support and education.
- Early career at Union Carbide India Limited, leadership in the family business, and a shift to mentoring custom brokers post-2016.
- An innovative approach to teaching customs law, using diverse materials like books, recorded lectures, and voice notes.
- Authored the “Handbook for G Card Examination” and played a key role in clearing oxygen cylinders during the COVID-19 crisis.
- Discussed India’s reforms since 1992, growth in ports and airports, and the impact of digital transformation on customs processes.
- Emphasised the ongoing importance of custom brokers despite digital advancements.
- Shared personal challenges, values of integrity and continuous learning, and hobbies including helping others and enjoying cinema.
- Encouraged staying updated, being true to one’s field, and embracing opportunities in India’s growing logistics sector.
- Quick preferences, including love for Kishore Kumar’s music, South Indian cuisine, and the importance of hard work.
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