She had worked as a baker, supermarket cashier, waitress, sales worker, dishwasher, piano teacher and market seller before turning 18.  She confessed being a terrible employee but never got fired in her life because she would leave just before that.

We talked to Nupur Garg, Arushi Nishank, Kaku Nakhate, Dr. Shikha Nehru Sharma to throw some light on the status of women as budding entrepreneurs.

Kritka Batra’s Wanderbug is a travel service dedicated to designing beautifully curated travel experiences for wanderers all across India.

“Build a great brand, both for yourself and your business. Today, brands are more important because trust is at an all-time low. If you can create brand that people trust and recommend, you’ll always have customers.” – Priya Florence Shah

For centuries brands have focussed on building their image through talking up themselves. But it’s time to ask yourself – what do you want to be remembered for?

When Sophie Johari began to create personally embroidered board games and other items, she did not realise that her passion would grow into the brand that it is today.

A power-packed event saw India’s top digital start-up stars came together to celebrate the finest women entrepreneurs who risked everything to launch a new enterprise by leveraging the power of digital.

Pastry chef and owner of Le15 Patisserie bakery chain, Pooja Dhingra chats with Kiran Manral about her journey, the importance of digital and her advice for women entrepreneurs. 

Digital Women Awards, a day that witnesses the fabulous enterprises of women with voice and vision, could not have a better start than a conversation on how women can be empowered in the country. 

Entrepreneurship has three basic stages: the idea, the implementation and the result. The near-perfection of each stage is crucial for the overall success of the business