Ikheshe Kahato, Inspector DIC with students and Educentre School of Business team.
Kohima, September 29 (MExN): The Kohima Women Collegepreneur Program was launched at Red Cross building, Kohima on September 29. An initiative of Educentre School of Business under startup Nagaland, it is aimed at empowering young women with essential skills and knowledge, preparing them for potential entrepreneurial ventures. This program revolves around the core principle of fostering innovative and scalable business ideas aligned with the Startup India ecosystem, stated a press release received here.
Participants in this program are encouraged to conceptualize and execute innovative business ventures which are innovate and scalable, with each team receiving vital seed funding of Rs 10,000 to facilitate the realization of their entrepreneurial aspirations.
Ikheshe Kahoto, Inspector, Department of Industries & Commerce, graced the occasion with his presence and expressed his sincere appreciation for the college students who have embraced this opportunity. He emphasised the significance of entrepreneurship as a driving force for future generations, commending the remarkable step taken by women in stepping out of their comfort zones.
Furthermore, he extended the support of Startup Nagaland to women entrepreneurs, encouraging them to claim their rightful place, strive for recognition, and serve as inspirational figures for the younger generation.
EduCentre School of Business is an imcun under the Department of Industries and Commerce and has actively contributing to the growth of the entrepreneurial ecosystem. Over the past three years, Startup Nagaland has successfully assisted more than 50 startups and collaborated with over 200 entrepreneurs, showcasing its commitment to fostering innovation and business development in the region.
