The role of incubators in entrepreneurship and innovationStephen Ong
An assessment of the influence of incubators on the
entrepreneurship environment for innovators in
Malaysia.
A policy study towards formulating the National Innovation Strategy
Start up village by arise robyjobs economy riseArise Roby
‘To achieve success you need to start first and to become a big name you need to set up a Startup first.’ A pure and perfect example for the same is the Startup village in Kalamasserry, the potential of this startup can be measured by the extent that the biggest names in tech like Microsoft, Facebook and Google have visited the Startup village in Kalamasserry recently.
Over the last few years, a significant momentum has been seen in the startup ecosystem of the country especially in the field of Biotechnology. With a vision to foster the biotech innovation in the country. for more info Please visit http://bbb.rcb.res.in
The Union Cabinet in its meeting held on 22th June, 2016, chaired by the Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, has approved the establishment of "Fund of Funds for Start-ups" (FFS) at Small Industries Development Bank of India (SIDBI) for contribution to various Alternative Investment Funds (AIF), registered with Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) which would extend funding support to Start-ups. This is in line with the Start-up India Action Plan unveiled by Government in January 2016.
My Presentation covering- (Information as on 28th June, 2019)
Salient features of 19 action points of scheme.
List of State-wise number of recognized Start-ups.
State/UT-wise details of funds invested by the AIFs in start-ups.
The list of States/UTs with start-up policies
Details of top five States with highest number of registrations as done by DPIIT
The role of incubators in entrepreneurship and innovationStephen Ong
An assessment of the influence of incubators on the
entrepreneurship environment for innovators in
Malaysia.
A policy study towards formulating the National Innovation Strategy
Start up village by arise robyjobs economy riseArise Roby
‘To achieve success you need to start first and to become a big name you need to set up a Startup first.’ A pure and perfect example for the same is the Startup village in Kalamasserry, the potential of this startup can be measured by the extent that the biggest names in tech like Microsoft, Facebook and Google have visited the Startup village in Kalamasserry recently.
Over the last few years, a significant momentum has been seen in the startup ecosystem of the country especially in the field of Biotechnology. With a vision to foster the biotech innovation in the country. for more info Please visit http://bbb.rcb.res.in
The Union Cabinet in its meeting held on 22th June, 2016, chaired by the Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, has approved the establishment of "Fund of Funds for Start-ups" (FFS) at Small Industries Development Bank of India (SIDBI) for contribution to various Alternative Investment Funds (AIF), registered with Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) which would extend funding support to Start-ups. This is in line with the Start-up India Action Plan unveiled by Government in January 2016.
My Presentation covering- (Information as on 28th June, 2019)
Salient features of 19 action points of scheme.
List of State-wise number of recognized Start-ups.
State/UT-wise details of funds invested by the AIFs in start-ups.
The list of States/UTs with start-up policies
Details of top five States with highest number of registrations as done by DPIIT
Business Incubators Capabilities within the Developing Worldhmendoza716
This paper discusses the roles and impacts of business incubators within the developing world. The context of this paper will look into the history of business incubators, its objective, their strengths and weaknesses, and recommendations for a successful program. In addition, this paper will discuss past studied incubation programs in both Brazil and Nigeria, and how they fared within their environment. Overall, the facts within this paper indicate that business incubators can be successful if it is implemented and operated correctly.
Presentation on Startup India by a group of Company Secretaries- #msop #icsiccgrt
The information was collected from Startup India Portal and the official twitter handle
Why go with the international centre for entrepreneurship and international c...icreate2
Entrepreneurship Mentors and mentoring program aims to increase the success rate of start-up entrepreneurs by providing
them the knowledge and expertise they need to make good business decisions on their own.For more visit http://www.icreate.org.in
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The presentation summarizes report prepared for InfoDev on lessons on virtual business incubation that increase outreach and quality of incubation services around the globe. the full report can be downloaded from http://www.infodev.org/en/Publication.1144.html
Presented during Tshikululu's first Serious Enterprise Development workshop, which took place on 6 October 2010. Elizabeth Zambonini (CEO, The Hope Factory) focuses on existing suppliers, use of The Hub concept adn partnerships through co-ops.
I Am Heuristic comes up with a start-up game called Heuristic Star. entrepreneurship education empowers young people to see the world as opportunity-rich, and to craft the lives they dream to live. Start Now
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Presented at the final pitch session of 2012 Dell Summer Social Innovation Lab, it highlights the fact that local people in developing countries are as entrepreneurial as we are in developed countries. What they lack of are opportunities. Without "opportunities", we could not be where we are now.
"Entrepreneurship on the Move" is an initiative (global yet local) to provide "a window of opportunity" through mobile incubation center and mobile marketing center.
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Business Incubators Capabilities within the Developing Worldhmendoza716
This paper discusses the roles and impacts of business incubators within the developing world. The context of this paper will look into the history of business incubators, its objective, their strengths and weaknesses, and recommendations for a successful program. In addition, this paper will discuss past studied incubation programs in both Brazil and Nigeria, and how they fared within their environment. Overall, the facts within this paper indicate that business incubators can be successful if it is implemented and operated correctly.
Presentation on Startup India by a group of Company Secretaries- #msop #icsiccgrt
The information was collected from Startup India Portal and the official twitter handle
Why go with the international centre for entrepreneurship and international c...icreate2
Entrepreneurship Mentors and mentoring program aims to increase the success rate of start-up entrepreneurs by providing
them the knowledge and expertise they need to make good business decisions on their own.For more visit http://www.icreate.org.in
Entreprenurshio development programme in india ..
Entreprenurshio development programme in india ..
Entreprenurshio development programme in india ..
Entreprenurshio development programme in india ..
Entreprenurshio development programme in india ..
Virtual business incubation nov2011 shortNienke Stam
The presentation summarizes report prepared for InfoDev on lessons on virtual business incubation that increase outreach and quality of incubation services around the globe. the full report can be downloaded from http://www.infodev.org/en/Publication.1144.html
Presented during Tshikululu's first Serious Enterprise Development workshop, which took place on 6 October 2010. Elizabeth Zambonini (CEO, The Hope Factory) focuses on existing suppliers, use of The Hub concept adn partnerships through co-ops.
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"Entrepreneurship on the Move" is an initiative (global yet local) to provide "a window of opportunity" through mobile incubation center and mobile marketing center.
Please contact with all your travel needs to
Info@VisitKerala.com , VisitKerala2020@gmail.com
We give best services to our clients. Kindly visit us in http://www.visitkerala.com , https://www.facebook.com/Kerala
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Leading companies such as Nike, Toyota, and Siemens are prioritizing sustainable innovation in their business models, setting an example for others to follow. In this Sustainability training presentation, you will learn key concepts, principles, and practices of sustainability applicable across industries. This training aims to create awareness and educate employees, senior executives, consultants, and other key stakeholders, including investors, policymakers, and supply chain partners, on the importance and implementation of sustainability.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
1. Develop a comprehensive understanding of the fundamental principles and concepts that form the foundation of sustainability within corporate environments.
2. Explore the sustainability implementation model, focusing on effective measures and reporting strategies to track and communicate sustainability efforts.
3. Identify and define best practices and critical success factors essential for achieving sustainability goals within organizations.
CONTENTS
1. Introduction and Key Concepts of Sustainability
2. Principles and Practices of Sustainability
3. Measures and Reporting in Sustainability
4. Sustainability Implementation & Best Practices
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Startup activator services for academic institutions
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2. ( 7 ) steps
1. Culture development through
> Formation of student society and training of selected students.
> Conduct of Entrepreneurship Awareness program
> Conduct of business plan competition to identify first 5-10 business ideas.
2. Conduct of Bootstrap program / workshops in association with companies (
Minimum 4-6 in a year Fee based / Non fee based )
> Technical workshops / hackathons
- Mega Trends and business opportunity ( Google Glass, Cloud, Social media etc.)
- Open source technologies ( OpenERP, tryton, python, Neried )
- Mobile applications
- Robotics
- Data analytics
- IPR ( Patent, Trade marks, Copyrights)
> Entrepreneurship workshop / seminar
- Ideation to Execution
- Business planning
- Challenges in venture creation
- Fundings – Where and how
- Acquiring first 10 customers
Empowering Academic Institutions to promote innovation
and entrepreneurship
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3. ( 7 ) steps
3. Faculty Development
> Training of two identified staff members to train them for providing
facilitation services to aspiring student entrepreneurs
4. Establishment of NSTEDB-DST supported IEDC (Innovation and
Entrepreneurship Development Center)
> Creation of basic support infrastructure and services
> Formation of Managing committe
> Project proposal draft and approval support from NSTEDB
> Access of funding from Govt.
> Organisation development and engagement of students and faculties
> Coordination support for smooth function of the cell
5. TEDP – Technology Based Entrepreneurship Development Programme
> Access of Govt fund for conducting TEDP programme.
StartupActivator
Empowering Academic Institutions to promote innovation
and entrepreneurship
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4. ( 7 ) steps
6. Business Incubator – DC-MSME scheme (grant support to 10 business ideas)
> Project proposal draft and approval
> Formalisation of tripartite Agreement (Govt, Incubator and Entrepreneur) for
utilisation of funds under the scheme for providing support to entrepreneurs.
> Formation of Managing committee and selection committee as per DC-MSME
guideline.
> Support in identifying business ideas and selection under scheme
> Implementation of the scheme as per fund utilisation guideline of DC-MSME
supporting activities.
> Monitoring and performance reporting to Govt.
> Coordination and liasoning support with the ministry
Empowering Academic Institutions to promote innovation
and entrepreneurship
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5. ( 7 ) steps
7. Technology Business Incubator – NSTEDB, DST scheme
> Separate registration of society / section 25 company
> Project proposal draft and submission
> Formation of managing committee
> Access of funding from DST (working capital)
> Infrastructure creation and business support facility
> Coordination and liasoning with the ministry
> Establishment of TBI operation procedure, policy
> Incubate selection and exit process
> Mentor panel development
> Marketing strategy to identify the innovative business idea for incubation
> Incubation sustainability model development – Equity based or rental based
> Implementation of best incubation practices and affiliation with international
incubator association and funding agencies.
> TDB – SEED Fund for Incubate – proposal development and submission to
TDB-DST Govt of India.
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and entrepreneurship
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6. Awesome outcome !
> Increase of Brand value and credibility of the institutions which will influence
admission of the institutions.
> Employbility enhancement of students through real learning from working with
incubate companies which will increase the placement percentile.
> It will create a vibrant environment of the institutions and will help in producing
employment creator rather job seeker.
> It will help to implement EARN while LEARN policy effectively.
> It will help to encourage and motivate students to start own enterprises with 0
risk which increase the chances of success.
> It will create atleast 5 students enterprises every year – AWESOME
Acheivement.
> Opportunity to have equity in the incubate companies – GREAT benefits as
host institution.
Empowering Academic Institutions to promote innovation
and entrepreneurship
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7. Empowering Academic Institutions to promote innovation
and entrepreneurship
StartupActivator
Sl. Source of revenue Year 1 (Rs. In lakhs)
1 Conduct of fee based joint technical training program 5
2 DC-MSME grant support for 10 business ideas 66.5
3 NSTEDB grant support for IEDC 15
4 TEDP grant for conducting entrepreneurship training 6
TOTAL 92.5
Projected Revenue / Grant inflow in the 1st year excluding
TBI recurring grant for 5 years
Note : Equity in the supported business ideas– valuation depends on the success of
ventutre.
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8. Thank You
Contact
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