Dr. Vinita Sharma’s business has profited her on a linear high, but not without its roadblocks and the whirlwinds of a learning curve. Of having to learn new ropes of the trade at the drop of a hat to continue her consistent path to success.
Dr. Swetha Sandesh has a straightforward message for all those aspiring to become entrepreneurs: Enter the field only if you have the passion to do something, and not just to mint money. “It’s a very tough field, and sometimes you face a lot of resistance, even from family members. You think you’ll be your own boss and that’s it, but you end up doing everything.”
Dr. Shubha Dharmana’s entrepreneurial journey in India began partly because of her passion and partly because of her naivety. “I was visiting India for a holiday and I was offered a great opportunity to be one of the directors of a chain of clinics in India. I left my established practice in the United Kingdom and decided to move here. I was naive at that time. I found out that the offer did not stand anymore.”
Bharathi Kamath is a woman who wears many hats and embodies the phrase, “Why not?” in all that she takes up. More than an entrepreneur, Bharathi is an insatiably curious, fiercely independent, and doggedly gritty entrepreneur. She’s an unapologetically ambitious woman who has carved out a niche for herself in the entrepreneurial realm.
“If you have an innovative idea, drive it hard with compassion and commitment. Results will definitely follow.” Perhaps that’s exactly what Anushka Jaisinghani had told herself when she quit her Corporate HR role and began her journey as an Entrepreneur in 2010.
With the Growtherator programme, Aditya has grown his vision as an entrepreneur and people’s manager. Before he enrolled in the programme, his employees had a job with the very low scope of growth. “I’m not really good at the management end.
When she turned into an HR professional some 20 or so years ago, Aarti had made two prophecies: One, that she didn’t want to be an HR professional all her life, and two, whatever else she was to do would definitely involve food.
At GAME, our vision is to catalyse the entrepreneurial ecosystem. We want to support 10 million entrepreneurs, 50% of whom are women. This will help create 50 million jobs – by 2030. We seek to achieve this goal by forming alliances with mission-aligned partners.
At GAME, our vision is to catalyse the entrepreneurial ecosystem. We want to support 10 million entrepreneurs, 50% of whom are women. This will help create 50 million jobs – by 2030. We seek to achieve this goal by forming alliances with mission-aligned partners.
At GAME, our vision is to catalyse the entrepreneurial ecosystem. We want to support 10 million entrepreneurs, 50% of whom are women. This will help create 50 million jobs – by 2030. We seek to achieve this goal by forming alliances with mission-aligned partners.
At GAME, our vision is to catalyse the entrepreneurial ecosystem. We want to support 10 million entrepreneurs, 50% of whom are women. This will help create 50 million jobs – by 2030. We seek to achieve this goal by forming alliances with mission-aligned partners.
At GAME, our vision is to catalyse the entrepreneurial ecosystem. We want to support 10 million entrepreneurs, 50% of whom are women. This will help create 50 million jobs – by 2030. We seek to achieve this goal by forming alliances with mission-aligned partners.