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Women entrepreneurs see the world through a different lens and, in turn, do things in a different manner. Women are better connectors and possess proficiency in networking. · Women are perfectionists and never settle for mediocre results. · Multitasking has been in their blood since ages. · They build businesses that deliver value for multiple stakeholders - customers, employees, investors, and founders. · Women think success comes from hard work not just from being "awesome."
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women Entrepreneurship
- 2. The process of designing, launching and running a new business
- 3. ENTREPRENEURS Who designs, launches and runs a new business
- 4. WHY WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS? Women entrepreneurs see the world through a different lens and, in turn, do things in a different manner. Women are better connectors and possess proficiency in networking. · Women are perfectionists and never settle for mediocre results. · Multitasking has been in their blood since ages. · They build businesses that deliver value for multiple stakeholders - customers, employees, investors, and founders. · Women think success comes from hard work not just from being "awesome." · Women share the credit. They build companies where employees feel valued for their contributions and input. · They work in a calculated and well thought out manner. · Women know the articulate methodologies to balance profession and personal life. The world needs women entrepreneurs, and women entrepreneurs need all of us. It is time to provide the support and tools to ensure that women-led businesses flourish in this decade.
- 5. WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS SUCCESS STORIES Women have emerged as a force to reckon with in the sphere of business and entrepreneurship, in the past decade. This is evident from some of the large women owned businesses that are adding significantly to India’s economy Biocon Limited The fast-growing biotechnology sector in the world CMD Kiran Mazumdar Shaw
- 6. AZB & Partners Chairperson of the company Priya Paul
- 7. Shahnaz Herbal Inc CEO Shahnaz Hussain Awards The Arch of Europe Gold Star for Quality The 2000 Millennium Medal of Honor Rajiv Gandhi Sadbhavana Award In 1996, she received the World’s Greatest Woman Entrepreneur award. In 2006, she was awarded with Padma Shri by the Government of India. Marriage Mother Saloon Company
- 8. Director of the Rs 2500 crore Amalgamations Group TafeRead (Tractors and Farm Equipment) The turnover of the Company was Rs 85 Cr At present, the Company is earning a business over Rs 1,200 expanded its area of operations to engineering plastics, panel instruments, automotive batteries gears, hydraulic pumps, and farm implements.
- 9. Escolife high technology platform created to provide service to the insurance sector worldwide Ritu Nanda(CEO)
- 10. HOW TO BECOME A WOMEN ENTREPRENEUR
- 11. DO WE HAVE ANY RESOURCES? Several foundations Governmental orgs. NGOs Platforms like
- 13. International Institute of Waste Management (IIWM) in collaboration with AICTE is organizing National Women Entrepreneurship Conclave (WeCon 2018) on 29th & 30th Aug 2018 at Bangalore. Technical know-how and potential of Green Technologies and Waste Management including Entrepreneurship possibilities. · Exposure about various funding avenues · Launch of online portal to link various budding entrepreneurs for hand-holding · Examples of successful entrepreneurs in the form of presentations by leading women entrepreneurs.
- 14. MY IDEA
Editor's Notes
- Todada ywe have the golden oppertunity