A Temjen Jamir, Director, Industries and Commerce with the startups on August 31.
Dimapur, August 31 (MExN): The second batch of start-ups incubated with Educentre School of Business was launched by A Temjen Jamir, Director of Industries & Commerce, Government of Nagaland on August 31.
Jamir in the keynote address spoke about how incubation centres have helped start-ups to move ideas into business and how incubation centre helped start-ups with branding marketing network and getting access to the ecosystem.
Ilandlo Services Private Limited, shedding light on their journey to success, challenges faced, and lessons learned.
Suprateek Roy, representing the Startup Banking Team, IDFC FIRST Bank, Delhi, then addressed the gathering on the Role of Banks in the Startup Eco-System.
The event showcased a diverse range of start-ups that are already making waves in the local business environment , including Urban Jungle, NITI, Foster Young Skill Initiative Pvt Ltd, Tabernacle, Pawf Nagaland, 90.8 Hills FM, Annalia Beauty, and Kats Collection.
Each of these start-ups shared their brief profiles, highlighting their unique contributions to various industries startups in Nagaland are playing an integral part in driving economic growth and the government's continued support in creating an enabling environment.
ESB has 16 start-ups that combined have generated employment upto 120+ people and with a combined revenue generation of over Rs 4 crore. ESB is also one of the incubation centres under Startup Nagaland, Industries & Commerce.
