From launch to growth: Why incubators need to re-strategise in post-covid world
Incubators need to reflect, pivot and re-strategise if they intend to remain relevant in the new post-Covid digital world
Ajay Batra | February 11, 2021 | Updated 14:05 IST
The pandemic has changed the way we conceptualise and operate incubators
The recent Prarambh event brought together several stakeholders to develop a shared vision of a vibrant regional startup and innovation ecosystem. During the event, the government also announced the Rs 1,000 crore fund to fuel the launch of new startups and to support their growth prospects.
Incubators will continue to play a vital role in translating this vision into reality by nurturing even more startups to their success.
Indian Women Institutional League IWIL India StartUp Marathon saw more than 100 StartUps, 30 Global Mentors and Investors, and 20 top business schools from India participating ANI | Updated: Jan 20, 2021 16:28 IST
New Delhi [India], January 20 (ANI/ IWIL India Foundation): Indian Women Institutional League (IWIL India) is a non-profit that incubates entrepreneurs, MSMEs, and Business School students. It brought 35 business schools, 30 Global Mentors, 20 patrons, and 100s of StartUps from across India, the US, Dubai, Singapore, and other South Asian countries for this StartUp Boot Camp.
IWIL India was founded by Deepa Sayal, who is a Digital Mentor, Keynote Speaker, Entrepreneur, and tech evangelist with 20 years of holistic experience in the Information Technology domain. She is also a StartUp Coach and Investor. She creates public awareness about the profound contribution of women to the country s economy, advocates women empowerment, and
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