International Punjabi Chamber for Service Industry (IPCSI) represents a cross section of NRI professionals, experts, entrepreneurs, visionaries, businessmen, scholars, educationists, writers, authors, besides trade commercial, educational and cultural organisations in countries where they are settled and the domestic corporate to serve as conduit between them for promoting the Service Industry and the overall cross- cultural relations.

As the services have grown in importance over the past few years all over the world and in most economies employment has been shifting from agriculture industry to the services providing sectors, IPCSI has made its main aim to promote the service sector in the northern region particularly in Punjab which has immense potential for the same on account of well developed infrastructure, skilled human resource and the conducive environment which now prevails.

The Indian Diaspora, estimated over 25 million including approximately 8 million of the Punjabi origin is the largest in the world today and has its roots almost in every country in the globe. The West today has started viewing Indians with their rich cultural heritage, art forms, traditions and cuisine, as a very hardworking and intelligent lot due to their remarkable contribution in professional, entrepreneurial as well as in business fields. NRIs, in fact, are India's ambassadors at large, which serve as the bridge to reach out to the best of the corporate world over. They can help India, catapult into a higher growth by supporting and promoting environmental, economic, social and educational causes by bringing in technical and scientific know-how, financial resources, entrepreneurial spirit and proven ideas.

Their relationship with their motherland is more than monetary. They are keen for setting up foundations/ endowments, trusts to help promote environment, social and educational causes in India leading to Human Capital Management. Then there are some who are eager to start, strengthen or diversify business ventures or enter into collaborations / partnerships with Indian corporate. Furthermore, they wish to visit places of religious worship in their motherland, each of which are replete with history and antiquity.