Nimish Trivedi, Co-Founder & CEO, Evera
As we mark World Entrepreneurship Day, we embark on a transformative journey in the realm of sustainable mobility. Entrepreneurship is the call of our times, where imminent challenges shall outgrow conventional, energy-intensive solutions. The unrelenting demand for finite energy resources not only strains our ecosystems but also leaves us exposed to energy price volatility. Moreover, the widespread reliance on conventional technologies often locks us into complex supply chains, that make complicate accessibility across borders. These challenges will turn into possibilities when sustainability intertwines with innovation to reshape green technology. Industry leaders must follow to craft a legacy that resonates with conscientious consumers and forward-thinking stakeholders.
The very essence of our entrepreneurial endeavor lies in harnessing the potential of sustainable solutions, where sustainability is not just a moniker; it’s a strategic lever that propels businesses forward, aligning profitability with a cleaner planet. In this narrative, human capital emerges as our vital currency. Nurturing minds that fuel green ingenuity, we recognize the criticality of retaining, nurturing, and inspiring talents. As we navigate this exciting trajectory, we remain committed to driving innovation, fostering collaboration, and embracing the boundless possibilities that lie at the intersection of entrepreneurship and sustainable solutions.
Amit Lakhotia, Founder & CEO, Park+
Entrepreneurship is the new flavor of the season within the Indian economic eco-system. It’s heartening to see young bright minds, unlocking their potential by undertaking the road less travelled – entrepreneurship. The Indian startup story is at its nascent stage and a lot of it yet to unfold over the next decade. For India to truly emerge as a “global entrepreneurial hotspot”, the government needs to encourage and support startups by creating a conducive business environment, backed by a positive peer 2 peer learning/support structure. Having said that, this world entrepreneurship day let’s celebrate our success and double down in building a vibrant entrepreneurial landscape here in India.
Yogesh Agrawal, CEO, and Co-Founder, CONSISTENT INFOSYSTEMS PRIVATE LIMITED.
As a firm we believe in innovation and advancement and are keen in participating in India’s growth in creating an indigenous IT manufacturing industry. Being an entrepreneur myself, I started Consistent Infosystems with a single employee in the year 2011 which now expanded to 300 plus employees with 20+ branches, a portfolio of 275+ products, 55+ Service centers, more than 3500+ channel partners in PAN India and exports to 9 countries. But we are thriving for more in the future and want to become India’s Prime IT hardware manufacturer. The Government of India plays an important part in developing entrepreneurial zeal in our country by initiating programs such as “Startup India ” which nurtures entrepreneurs with training, guidance and tax incentives and Make in India fuels the entrepreneurial spirit by championing local production. With these steps, there is a bright future for entrepreneurship as a career and motivating people to take up it to boost national growth.
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