Fellowship

The day I graduated from Symbiosis Centre For Management Studies, my father asked me only one question- “MBA or family business?” I was in a flux. I was open to joining the family business, but not just yet. Also I didn’t want to be just another ‘body’. I wanted to be in a position to … 5 Must-haves to prep yourself for a career in business before you graduate

“Change is never easy but always possible” – Barack Obama As soon as we were done wracking our brains trying to comprehend the world of excel spreadsheets, we, the Enterprise Partners dived into the planning of the Baccha party. After this event, I shifted gears and my journey of exploring different aspects of business started. … The Importance of Why in the Why of Things

 “When our parents feel pride, the sun shines down on us, the birds chirp and sing, the air feels crisp and fresh. There is a sense of pride and lightness in our gait. But what we often don’t see is how difficult and painful it is for parents to let go of us, and allow … Newsletter II: Leadership Conclave, Shark Tank and Sales Masterclass

How does it feel to be abducted by aliens to their strange and peculiar planet called ‘The Space’ where you are held captive. That too not by force but by your own will? It happened to this human who lived a simple life and to his utter amazement, he didn’t want to leave! Now the … A Regular Human in The Space

Aparna Bhasin Week 7 of the fellowship began with us having the opportunity to meet Aparna Bhasin, who is the founder and director of Aparna Bhasin Education Consulting. Her enthusiastic and innovative team provides strategic guidance and support service to not-for-profit organizations, foundations, education institutions and CSR campaigns in education. Her company’s end goal is … Inspiration, Motivation and Dedication

Succeeding the Catapult fest we had started taking orders and we were also working on the product developments. We were overwhelmed with the appreciation and the feedback that we received for our product. There was a lot happening at the back end to fulfil the commitments we had given to our clients. We started meeting … Baby steps: crafting the final project

The catapult festival was an overwhelming experience for each one of us, not only were we overwhelmed by the response or the flow of the event but we were also surprised by the potentials we displayed and the actions we took. The energy in us was bubbling and the spirit of #karo didn’t seem to … Redefining our Passions through Enterprise

[dropcaps type=’square’ font_size=’80’ color=’#4a4a4a’ background_color=’#ffffff’ border_color=”]E[/dropcaps]very student has different aspirations and ambitions while growing up. I remember I wanted to be an astronaut when I was young. As the years passed, I wanted to be a sports commentator. I simply loved watching sport and what was the best way to enjoy the sport? Talk about … The subtle art of being a business-minded engineer or a tech-minded businessman

[dropcaps type=’square’ font_size=’80’ color=’#4a4a4a’ background_color=’#ffffff’ border_color=”]N[/dropcaps]o one, who is successful, is self-made. Are you confused by this opening statement? Did I hear you scoff a little? Well, hold your breath and read on to know the secret to success. This general notion that character, intelligence and hard work breed success is misleading, to say the … Carpe diem, my friends

[dropcaps type=’square’ font_size=’80’ color=’#4a4a4a’ background_color=’#ffffff’ border_color=”]T[/dropcaps]hey say, the best start-up founders “solve the problems that hurt them the most”. So, I’m finally doing it. I’m making an attempt to solve a problem that hurt me the most – the way the higher education system works in India. Allow me to explain. I did a degree … 20 years after my 4 years at engineering college, I’m solving the problem that hurt me the most