Gallery 6 Competitors

A global company with deep Indian roots, Saffronart was founded in 2000 on the strength of a private passion. Remaining committed to this passion and personal values, today Saffronart is a strong and successful international business that both embraces and drives change. With over ten years of experience in auctioning Indian art online, Saffronart is committed to serving the growing community of Indian collectors, and creating a cultural bridge to India for the global Indian diaspora and the international community at large. Providing a platform that enables access to view, purchase and become involved in the development of Indian art and collectibles globally, Saffronart has set global benchmarks for online auctions and was recently the subject of a case study at Harvard Business School. With online auctions, a host of technology enabled services for clients, and a global presence in Mumbai, New York, London and Delhi, Saffronart has broadened and simplified access to Indian art and jewelry, and is working to achieve the same for real estate. In collaboration with eminent institutions, organizations and publications, the company endeavors to provide accurate and timely information on Indian artists, designers, events and trends.

Art Leaders Gallery has been Michigan’s leading fine art source for over thirty years. Their full-service gallery is the destination for all your art needs. Let them help you with award-winning services such as museum-quality custom framing, white-glove art installation, appraisals, and on-site artwork curation. Art Leaders Gallery has built a longstanding network of resources to help you curate the perfect collection. As one of Metro Detroit’s primer fine art galleries and with over 30 years of experience, their consultants will help you to find the perfect works of art! Whether you are near or far, a fine art collector, or just looking for something special, Art Leaders is here to help. Their 10,000 sq ft showroom is filled with original paintings, limited editions, fine art sculptures, and hand-blown glass by world-famous artists, rising new talents, and local Michigan artists. Styles range from contemporary to traditional and everything in between. Our mission is to unite clients with the perfect work of art for every space. We encourage our clients to visit our online gallery and or tour the gallery. Let us help you find the perfect artwork for your space.

1. PAC's Mission Pakistan Agricultural Coalition believes in the necessity of transforming Pakistan’s agricultural sector in order to realize its full potential. PAC’s vision is of an agricultural sector which is private-sector led, technology-driven, entrepreneurial and globally competitive. A transformation of the agriculture sector in this direction is only possible if farmer profitability rises as a result of it. PAC’s mission is to drive that transformation. For this purpose consensus and concerted action are needed from key stakeholders such as: growers, governments, the private sector, development partners, the finance sector, academics and consumer groups. 2. PAC strengths PAC’s sponsors have a cumulative turnover of over $10 billion and have superior technical and business expertise in agriculture-related sectors. This allows PAC unique power to bring together different stakeholders and provide leadership for the envisaged transformation. PAC has forged strong partnerships with leading farmer organizations. With its strong links with key stakeholders, PAC is uniquely placed to unite different stakeholders for a common objective. 3.PAC’s role PAC was born out of an acute need felt across the agricultural industry for an institution which would provide a leadership vision and “connect the dots” in the industry. PAC’s flagship project are public benefit projects with multiple stakeholders. In each effort, PAC serves as a neutral body that has the confidence of stakeholders, access to international expertise and the ability to bring together each stakeholders to achieve an objective. 4. PAC’s approach PAC’s approach has been to build ‘coalitions of the willing’ around projects that are a clear necessity for transforming Pakistan’s agriculture sector but require an institution to ‘connect the dots’.