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Global Network for Entrepreneurs launched
Wadhwani Foundation’s flagship initiative, the National Entrepreneurship Network (NEN) on Wednesday launched the country’s first-ever Global Network for Entrepreneurs at the Global Entrepreneurship Summit (GES 2017).
Hyderabad: Wadhwani Foundation’s flagship initiative, the National Entrepreneurship Network (NEN) on Wednesday launched the country’s first-ever Global Network for Entrepreneurs at the Global Entrepreneurship Summit (GES 2017).
Launching the network, Dr Ajay Kela, President & CEO, Wadhwani Foundation, said the ‘Wadhwani Global Network for Entrepreneurs is unique in two ways. “Firstly, its support mechanism covers the different stages of entrepreneurship from early growth to growth stage entrepreneurs to SMEs and secondly, it has customized offerings for various levels of the entrepreneurial journey,” he said.
The network will supporting aspiring entrepreneurs, early and growth stage entrepreneurs, and SMEs with Accelerator & Scalerator programs curated mentors, advisors & consultants, trusted service providers and investors through the mobile apps and a dedicated website.
“This is a one-stop shop for the entrepreneur looking to grow locally and/or globally – providing all necessary resources, guidance, facilitated technology-led learning and networking opportunities for aspiring entrepreneurs and startups to succeed, where the failure rates are abnormally high,” Dr Kela said.
