US President-elect Donald Trump today met Silicon Valleys most effective officials, including Indian-American CEO of Microsoft Satya Nadella, in a first prominent summit with innovation leaders with whom he was inconsistent all through his crusade.
"I am here to help you parents do well," Trump told the gathering of Silicon Valley CEOs amid a meeting, which his representative said was one of the arrangement of such gatherings, at the Trump Towers here.
The reason for the meeting, the move group said in a readout, was to start a discussion and association "so as to start development and make more employments" in the US, especially to work Americans.
Amid the meeting, Trump communicated a receptive outlook and readiness to tune in, which was significantly gotten by the business pioneers in participation.
"There is nobody like you on the world. There is nobody like the all-inclusive community in this room and anything we can do to help this come, we will be there for you and you will call my family, you will call me, it doesn't have any impact, we have no formal levels of initiative around here," Trump said.
He prompted the CEOs to interface with him at whatever point they require.
"We will do sensible trade courses of action and make it a significant measure less requesting for you to trade transversely over edges in light of a huge amount of constraints, a huge amount of issues and if you have any contemplations on that that would be, that would be magnificent because there are a lot of edge repressions and a huge amount of border issues, you likely have to a lesser degree an issue than a couple of companies. A couple of associations have gigantic issues. However, we will deal with those issues," Trump said.
Despite Nadella, diverse leaders who went to the meeting were Jeff Bezos of Amazon, Safra Catz of Oracle, Tim Cook of Apple, Alex Karp of Palantir, Brian Krzanich of Intel, Elon Musk from Tesla, Larry Page and Eric Schmidt of Alphabet - parent company of Google, Chuck Robbins of Cisco, Ginni Rometty of IBM and Sheryl Sandberg from Facebook.
