The document discusses entrepreneurship in India, focusing on women entrepreneurs. It begins with defining entrepreneurship as starting a business and outlines the process an entrepreneur goes through. This includes planning, making mistakes to learn from, starting and sustaining a business. It then discusses why India has a rising number of entrepreneurs, including employment generation and better standards of living. Key statistics are presented on the number of small businesses and their economic contribution in India. The rest of the document focuses specifically on women entrepreneurs in India, including what drives women to start businesses, challenges they face, and factors that help them succeed.

2. Vineeta Arora
03/27/2015

3. Agenda
 What is it?
 Process Behind it
 Open Entrepreneurship
 Why Entrepreneurship?
 Why India Is the Land of Rising Entrepreneurship?
 Women & Entrepreneurship In India

4. What is it?
 Entrepreneurship is the process of starting a
business or other organization.

6. Process
Entrepreneurship is a
process, a journey, not the
destination; a means, not
an end.

7. Process Plan the
business
Make
mistakes
and
learn
Start a
business
Sustain
the
business
Stick to
the
process
Build a
successful
business
Count
you wins
or loses
Retire or
Repeat

8. Open Entrepreneurship
 In a tram,
 at railway station,
 under the shower,
 at a party,
 While you are driving car,
 While you are accessing social media site.

9. What happen with idea..
 Putting ideas into action
 Forgetting the idea
 Unsure about the idea, if it is really a good one

10. Open Entrepreneurship

11. Why entrepreneurship
 Employment Generation
 Promotes Capital Formation
 Better standards of living
 Work from anywhere in the world.
 Release the fear of being fired

12. Why India Is the Land of Rising
Entrepreneurship
 India currently has more than 48 million small
businesses, double the number of the small companies
in the U.S. (23 million).
Retail (except motor vehicles): 40%
Clothing manufacturing: 8.75%
Food & Beverage: 7%
Services: 6.2%
Auto (sales, maintenance, repairs): 3.6%
Furniture: 3.2%

13.  According to Indian government data Contribution of
Entrepreneurship in GDP.
Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises :- 8 %
Manufacturing output : -45%
Exports : - 40%

14. Sachin Bansal
and
Binny Bansal
Bangalore Based
#. Shopping Online

15. #. I want a Cab
Bhavish Aggarwal
Raised 250 Crores a new round of funding

16. # Alternative of WhatsApp
Kavin Bharti Mittal
Delhi based
Over 20 million user
Raised 2 rounds of
funding over 22
million

17. # Where do I Eat?
Deepinder Goyal
It has a list of 2 lakh global restaurants
in 35 cities across 11 countries

18. # Making home beautiful
Ashish Goel , Rajiv
Srivastva
Bangalore based
Ratan Tata has
invested in this
company
It Offers over 1000
product across 25
categories in furniture.

19. # Women’s best Friend
Bangalore based
Gourav Kushwaha
Jewellery is
manufactures within
3-4 days of an order
being placed

20. Women & Entrepreneurship In
India
 A women Entrepreneur is a women who innovate or
adapt a business activity.

21.  What is driving so many women to start businesses?
 What challenges do they face?
 What helps them succeed?
 Does gender enter the entrepreneur’s mind at all?

22. Who, where, how big?

23. Which cities are producing India’s
women entrepreneurs?

24. Reason to start a business

25. Bank Vs Women Awareness

26. Key Challenges

27. State wise Survey