India has emerged as one of the largest hub for technology & IT/ITes startups including BPOs and KPOs with over 4300 of them directly employing more than 40 lakh people contributing to approximately 4% to our GDP.
2016 couldn’t have begun better for India’s start-up ecosystem with our Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri. Narendra Modi announcing a whole host of tax sops and incentives to further encourage start-ups bloom in this glorious land of opportunities which is home to probably the third-largest number of start-ups globally – India.
The Curious Case of Subji Walas & Rise of Indian Start UPs:
When I was 10, I was called to organize the Annual Get together party for my own residential society. I was allotted Rs. 5000 and was asked to buy Party-favors (take-away), prizes and Venue decorations. Over the years, I learnt what made the best take-away and prizes, which seller had the best collection of these and which seller gave me the best discount. Apart from this, I thought of innovative ways to engage the crowd during the party and to induce the bonding between them. Some of the ways were having new and interesting group games, crowd-engaging spot prizes, group activities, themed photo booths, stalls put up by society members (few homes came up with Bottled home-made pickles, farsans, papad, wine, sponge cakes, chikki, cloth bags, greeting cards, candles, nail art stall etc.)
We bring to you an interesting conversation with Mr. Fulvio Catalano, CEO of Wardroba, an international fashion start-up based out of Milan, Italy. He is an alumnus of MIP Business School of Politecnico di Milano. In this conversation, he shares with us some great insights on entrepreneurship, leadership and international business.
With his long hair flapping on the side of his face, he strides across the class full of energy and claps his hands – and the adventure has begun.
"Sundowner with Startups in Powai Valley" - Presented by MISB BocconiThis event will give you an opportunity to interact with entrepreneurs from different industries in Mumbai.
While there are many management students who enroll for their programs with entrepreneurial dreams, not many actually go on to achieve their goals. And every rarely do you hear of students setting up a business while pursuing their management program. Richie Richa Das, second year student at KIIT School of Management (KSOM), Bhubaneswar has managed to do just that as she opened her restaurant “Chulhaa”, in the city. Here as she talks about her journey from a student to an entrepreneur, the challenges she faced, Richie serves up a healthy dose of inspiration to her contemporaries.
India has emerged as one of the largest hub for technology & IT/ITes startups including BPOs and KPOs with over 4300 of them directly employing more than 40 lakh people contributing to approximately 4% to our GDP.
2016 couldn’t have begun better for India’s start-up ecosystem with our Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri. Narendra Modi announcing a whole host of tax sops and incentives to further encourage start-ups bloom in this glorious land of opportunities which is home to probably the third-largest number of start-ups globally – India.
The Curious Case of Subji Walas & Rise of Indian Start UPs:
When I was 10, I was called to organize the Annual Get together party for my own residential society. I was allotted Rs. 5000 and was asked to buy Party-favors (take-away), prizes and Venue decorations. Over the years, I learnt what made the best take-away and prizes, which seller had the best collection of these and which seller gave me the best discount. Apart from this, I thought of innovative ways to engage the crowd during the party and to induce the bonding between them. Some of the ways were having new and interesting group games, crowd-engaging spot prizes, group activities, themed photo booths, stalls put up by society members (few homes came up with Bottled home-made pickles, farsans, papad, wine, sponge cakes, chikki, cloth bags, greeting cards, candles, nail art stall etc.)
We bring to you an interesting conversation with Mr. Fulvio Catalano, CEO of Wardroba, an international fashion start-up based out of Milan, Italy. He is an alumnus of MIP Business School of Politecnico di Milano. In this conversation, he shares with us some great insights on entrepreneurship, leadership and international business.
With his long hair flapping on the side of his face, he strides across the class full of energy and claps his hands – and the adventure has begun.
"Sundowner with Startups in Powai Valley" - Presented by MISB BocconiThis event will give you an opportunity to interact with entrepreneurs from different industries in Mumbai.
While there are many management students who enroll for their programs with entrepreneurial dreams, not many actually go on to achieve their goals. And every rarely do you hear of students setting up a business while pursuing their management program. Richie Richa Das, second year student at KIIT School of Management (KSOM), Bhubaneswar has managed to do just that as she opened her restaurant “Chulhaa”, in the city. Here as she talks about her journey from a student to an entrepreneur, the challenges she faced, Richie serves up a healthy dose of inspiration to her contemporaries.
