indian women entrepreneurs

1. Presentation
On
“Indian Women entrepreneurs”
Presented By:
Ambiya Jagirdar

2. Indian
Women
Entrepreneur
s

3. Definition
“Women who innovate
initiate or adopt
business actively are
called women
enterpreneurs”
-
Schumpeter

4. Qualities Of Women
Enterpreneurs
• Accept Challenges
• Ambitious
• Hard Work
• Patience
• Motivator
• Adventurous
• Conscious
• Educated
• Intelligent

5. Categories Of Women
EnterpreneursCCa
• Women in organized & unorganized sector
• Women in traditional & modern industries
• Women in urban & rural areas
• Women in large scale & small scale industries
• Single women & joint venture

6. Categories Of Women Entrepreneurs In
Practice In India
• First Category
- Established in big cities
- Having higher level
technical & professional
qualifications
- Non traditional items
- Sound financial positions
• Second Category
- Established in cities &
towns
- Having sufficient
Education
- Both traditional & non
• Third Category
- Illiterate women
- Financially week
- Involved in family
business such as:-
Agriculture, Horticulture,
Animal husbandry, Dairy,
Fishries, Handloom,
Powerloom etc.

7. Women Entrepreneurship in India
• Earlier there were 3 Ks
- Kitchen
- Kids
- Knitting
• Then came 3 Ps
- Powder
- Pappad
- Pickles
• At Present there are 4 Es
- Electricity
- Electronics
- Energy
- Engineering

8. Supportive Measures For
Women’s Economic Activites &
Entrepreneurship
• Direct & Indirect Financial Support
• Technological Training & Awards
• Federations & Associations

9. Direct & Indirect Financial
Support
• Nationalized Banks
• State finance corporations
• State Industrial Development Corporation
• District Industries Centres
• Differential rate schemes
• Mahila Udhyog Needhi scheme
• Small Industries Development Bank Of
India (SEDBI)
• State Small Industrial Development
Corporation (SSIDCs)

10. Technological Training & Awards
• Stree Shakti Package by SBI
• Entrepreneurship Development Institute of
India
• Trade Related Entrepreneurship
Assistance & Development
• National Institute of Small Business
Extension Training
• Women’s University of Mumbai

11. Fedreation & Associations
• National Alliance of Young Entrepreneurs
• India Council of Women Entrepreneurs ,
New Delhi
• Self Employed Women’s Association
(SEWA)
• Association of Women Entrepreneurs of
Karnataka
• World Association Of Women
Entrepreneurs (WAWE)

13. Chanda Kochar
Position: MD & CEO : ICICI
Bank

14. Kiran Mazumdar Shaw
Position : CMD , Biocon

15. Indra Nooyi
Position: Chairman and CFO :
PepsiCo.

16. Kirthiga Reddy
Position: Managing Director
(CEO) : Facebook

17. Ekta Kapoor
Position: Director : Balaji
Telefilms

18. Problems
• Dual role to play & at home place
• Sub-ordinate to men
• Just that her being Women
• Non Awareness of facilities provided by
government
• Competition with large scale units
• Problems related to Marketing

19. Suggestions
• Procedure of getting finance should
be simple
• Effective propagation of programmes
& yojna
• Linkages between product , services
& market centers.
• Encouragement to technical &
professional education

20. Conclusion
The role of business women in economic
development is inevitable . Now a days
women enter not only in selected
profession but also professions like trade ,
industry & engineering .Women
entrepreneurship must be moulded
properly with entrepreneurial traits and
skills to meet the changes in trends ,
challenges ,global market and also be
competent enough to sustain and strive for