How do we bring young girls to school and ensure that they stay in schools until they complete their education, and how do we enable more women in the leadership roles within the school system are some of the problems Khushboo Awasthi co-founder of Mantra4Change is trying to address.
One of the recent panels of the Digital Women Awards 2022 discussed how women content creators have been breaking barriers as social media marketers, driving business and making a mark in influencer marketing.
Panel speakers Jayshree Gupta of Cazaro Lingerie, Shabia Walia of Femnora, and Rakshita Dwivedi of Recipe Dabba gave their insights into how the progression of the internet had helped propel small women-led businesses.
The Awards not only honour trailblazers in the world of small and medium businesses, but they also give company owners access to the perspectives of powerful women leaders. What they did, how they did it, and why they did it, as well as what they plan to do next are all covered in their success stories.
In an interview with SheThePeople, Rashi Gupta discusses her startup Rezo.AI, the challenges she faced in the field, what sets their brand apart, and the significance of being a woman leader in the field of STEM.Â
India’s biggest initiative for women entrepreneurs, Digital Women Awards presented by Google
The Foam Pantry is the brainchild of Cosmetologists Salomi Makhija and her mother Rashmi Makhija. They experimented from a room and today they have a small factory and all their products are FDA-approved.
Nengneithem Hengna says the artisanal products are listed state-wise to let the customer know the origin of the craft and give the due credit and promotion to the artisans of the country.
“Entrepreneurship teaches you resilience, patience and leaves you with a better understanding of the world” – Manisha Chopda, Founder of Resin Artistics
Vandita Purohit co-founded Kalapentry, a design & refurbishing company that designs collaborative spaces for clients and creates a sustainable line of interior products.
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