In July of this year, the National Student Entrepreneurship Forum (NSEF) organized a 2-day workshop for 100+ student leaders from top colleges and universities around the country. The workshop was designed to further NSEF's mission to educate and inspire students to pursue social entrepreneurship.
As a Director of NSEF, I emceed the conference, which included talks by leading change-makers and entrepreneurs, such as Ramji Raghavan of Agastya Foundation, Anshu Gupta of Goonj, Shanti Raghavan of Enable India, and Ashoka Fellow Elango Ramaswamy. There were two panel discussions on "the Art of Building a Successful Social Business" and "Key Factors Driving Social Innovation". In addition, on day 2, Jacob Matthew of Idiom Design and Consulting, led a workshop on design thinking, to train students on how design thinking can be used to creatively devise as well as implement innovative solutions to any social problem.
Learn more about NSEF and its work here.
As a Director of NSEF, I emceed the conference, which included talks by leading change-makers and entrepreneurs, such as Ramji Raghavan of Agastya Foundation, Anshu Gupta of Goonj, Shanti Raghavan of Enable India, and Ashoka Fellow Elango Ramaswamy. There were two panel discussions on "the Art of Building a Successful Social Business" and "Key Factors Driving Social Innovation". In addition, on day 2, Jacob Matthew of Idiom Design and Consulting, led a workshop on design thinking, to train students on how design thinking can be used to creatively devise as well as implement innovative solutions to any social problem.
Learn more about NSEF and its work here.
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