entrepreneurship

1. WELCOME

2. Entrepreneurship: An Indian
case
PRESENTED BY:
Manish
MBA(Finance)
(16104001)

3. Contents:
1) What is Entrepreneurship?
2) Who is Entrepreneur?
3) Why Entrepreneurship?
4) About Indian Entrepreneurship!
5) Famous Emerging Indian
Entrepreneurs!
6) Qualities Required to be an
Entrepreneur?
7) How to startup?
8) How to raise funds/ money?
9) Government policies for new
entrepreneurs?
10)Challenges faced by
entrepreneurs?

4. The capacity and
willingness to
develop,
organize and
manage a
business venture
along with any of
its risks in order
to make a profit.
What is
Entrepreneurship?

5. Who is
Entrepreneur?
 A visionary & passionate
person.
Habitually spots
opportunities.
Creates innovative
customer value

7. CONCEPT OF
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
ENTREPRENEU
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ENTREPRENEURS
HIP
ENTERPRISE
PERSON
PROCESS OF
ACTION
OBJECT

9. Entrepreneur create new
business.
Entrepreneur add to
national income.
Entrepreneur also create
a social change.
Community development.

10. About Indian Entrepreneurship
HISTORY:
Before 1991, Indian business function
was a function of ambition, licenses,
government contacts, and understanding
of the bureaucratic system.

11. Current situation: After 1991
Economic reform
•Licensing is not a barrier.
•Ample of opportunities available for startups
•India is the youngest startup nation in the
world.
•Government providing platform to start ups.

12. Famous Emerging Indian
Entrepreneurs!
Sachin Bansal & Binny
Bansal(Flip cart)
Launch an e-commerce website
Retailing books in oct.2007
Today near 20%stock they hold
along with top management.
Company valued US$16Bn
Initially they spent ?
400,000 only t set up a business.

13. Bhavesh Aggarwal (Ola Cab)
B.Tech in Computer Science
He started an online holiday and tour
planning service, and changed it into
OlaCabs in 3Dec. 2010.
Ola was valued at $5 billion as of
sep.2015.
Deepinder Goyal (Zomato)
Masters in mathematics and
computing
As on 21st march 2016,Zomato ranks
as top 2 start up of India in start up
ranking.

14. Vijay Shekhar Sharma (Paytm)
Paytm’s current value is $3billion.
Ritesh Agarwal(OYO Rooms)
Elected for the 20 under 20 Theil fellowship.
Recently named by Forbes in its “30 under 30” list in
consumer tech sector.
Samar Singla (Jugnoo)
Worked as Researcher in University of Maryland
Swati Bhargava (CashKaro)
An alumni of London School of Economics.
Cashkaro is India's Largest Cash back & coupon
website.

15. Qualities Required to be an
Entrepreneur?
Discipline
Self Starter
Strong People skill

16. How to startup?
Start up Principles by Petter thylin.
(Billionaire entrepreneur, venture capitalist
& Founder of pay pal)
1) GO from 0 to 1.
2) Become a monopoly avoid competition.
3) Start with a Niche Market and then
dominate it.

18. Become a
Monopoly&
Avoid competition
More the competition
less the profit margin.
Capitalism Competition
Profit generation
Profit reduction

19. Create a Niche Market
and Then Dominate it
Solve a big problem with
Product or Service and
then Dominate Related
Market

20. How to be an entrepreneur and start
up.
Live in future.
What is missing in the world.
Write it down and bounce ideas
around.
Make a prototype.
Show the prototype to 100 people,

21. Iterate on the prototype.
Find a co founder.
Register your C ,c-orp,
split Equity.
Look for funding
Launch- let everyone
know you have made
something.

22. How to raise funds/
money?Angel investment network.
Business incubators
Investment banks
Investment promotion agencies
Private Indian funds
Private equity and venture capitalists.

23. Government policies for new Entrepreneurs?

25. Challenges faced by
Entrepreneurs?
•Courage to start your own
business.
•Is your idea big enough?
•Raising capital?
•Hiring right talent.
•Effective marketing on limited
budget.
•Financial security.
•Dealing with stress.
•Facing Failure.