Shilpa Krishnegowda K’s story of becoming a homepreneur post-marriage while fulfilling her duties as a mother is a shining example of how digital is an enabler for women.

Delhi-based Anam Parveen is a chocolatier selling handcrafted customised chocolates. However, when her business started stagnating, she looked online for solutions and found new ways of expanding her clientele. Here’s her story.

Vijayalakshmi’s desire to enhance the family income and build an identity for herself motivated her to become a homepreneur. She now juggles her duties as a mother and an entrepreneur with utmost élan. 

Digital enabled Suguna to realise her dream of carving an identity for herself. She is now an entrepreneur who resells clothes from her Puducherry home online and makes a decent living. Here’s her story. 

Solopreneur Rajni’s ambition for business growth motivated her to learn to use digital tools and adapted her struggling offline business by moving it online. The 20% hike in her earnings was her reward and this is how she made it happen. 

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

What led Jyoti to take the entrepreneurial path was when her father passed away due to Alzheimer’s disease. Jyoti then took it upon herself to create awareness around this and that’s how Brain Gym was conceived.

SheThePeople brings you five leading women entrepreneurs from Uttarakhand who are bringing traditional art and culture into fashion again. Through their work, these entrepreneurs have adapted traditional knowledge for making diversified, aesthetic and competitive products.

To work with a team in the communication sector, being an articulate communicator, whether written or verbal, is an absolute must to pursue excellence.