women entrpreneurship final ppt

8/2/2019 Women Entrpreneurship FINAL PPT

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Educate a man and you

educate an individual,Educate a woman and you

educate a family.


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WOMEN

ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Raunak Jain 201057

Rinkesh Jain 201058Ankit Kapoor 201066

Amit Khadgi 201075

Rishabh Khanna 201078

Sarfaraz Merchant 201094

Chitral Mistry 201097


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An enterprise owned and controlled by a womenhaving a minimum financial interest of 51%of capital and giving at least 51% of theemployment generated by the enterprise to

women.- Government of India

A women entrepreneur can be defined as aconfident, innovative and creative women

capable of achieving self economicindependence individually or in collaboration,generates employment opportunities for othersthrough initiating, establishing and running theenterprise by keeping pace with her personal,family and social life.

- Kamal Singh


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Earlier there were 3 Ks Kitchen

Kids

Knitting

Women entrepreneurship in India

Then came 3 PsPowderPappadPickles

At present there are 4 EsElectricityElectronicsEnergyEngineering


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When women move

forward, the family moves,the village moves and the

Nation moves.-Pandit Jawaharlal Lal Nehru


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Firstly, it provides

flexibility

Secondly, it is a professionwith high elasticity

Thirdly, women are

excellent in managing

financesFourthly, the only

profession in which they

could easily beat men.

Entrepreneurship- a favourite

career for women


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Womens desire to evaluate theirtalent

To utilize their free time oreducation

Need and perception of WomensLiberation, Equity etc.

To gain recognition, importanceand social status.

To get economic independence.

What motivates a woman???


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Strong desire to do something new.

To be independent in Life.

Making the maximum use of technical/professional

knowledge.

Occupational experience/background.

Passionate about particular activity.

Dissatisfaction with present job.

ENTREPRENEURNAL

MOTIVATION


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Utilizing Government grants & subsidiaries.

To continue ancestor business.

Financial assistance from Institutions.

Availability of resources.

Encouragement from big business houses.

Availability of sick units/ easy financial terms.


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When a women becomes an

entrepreneur, the entire familybecomes an entrepreneur. This is

not so in the case of a man

becoming an entrepreneur.


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VARUNA D JANI

I DONT DESIGNI DONT DESIGN

JEWELLERY..JEWELLERY..

I DESIGNI DESIGN

DREAMS DREAMS


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Creator and MD of VARUNA DJANI Signature jewellery

Daughter of Ramchand Popley,

founder & owner of Popley whohas been established since1927

Represents 3rd generation ofPopleys, one of Indias mosttrusted and respected jewellery

INTRODUCTION


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Was into family business

initially, later she started her

own business

Her brand always looked

ahead, thought beyond anddared to be different

Her expertise in the field has

managed to break norms yet

keep tradition intact

Always created a niche of her

own with her own distinctive

designs and international

concepts


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Won Best Diamond Vivah jewellery

Award 2009

ACHIEVEMENTS


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First designer in the world to

invent what is called practical

jewellery

Women super achievers Asiaaward

Brand leadership award

Gained a loyal clientele in Indiaand abroad


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The Driving

factor

Once chanced upon Harivanshrai

bacchans poetry paudhon ki

peediya which touched a chord

within her

It made her realize she was what she

is because of her parents

She decided to make name for

herself


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It became a passion for her and a deepest desire

to bring name to her family. As a child was always fascinated with jewelry

Although she was born in a wealthy family

with no pressing need to work, she always

wanted to do something creative Always believed that she had to choose

between easy way out or the right way out


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HER BELIEFS

Its never too late for a woman to

fulfill her dreams

A woman should never forget what'sher worth

Even though a daughter cannot carry

on the family name, she candefinitely bring her family FAME


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She believes in creating a sense

of timeless magic for everyprecious moment in woman's

life

It was also her inspiration forthe collection

She believes best thing could

happen to her was she being

born as a woman


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PRESENTING A WORK OF

ART THAT IS TRULYMAJESTIC


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A Brand by herself , VarunaA Brand by herself , Varuna

brings a breath of fresh airbrings a breath of fresh airand originality to classicand originality to classic

style and understatedstyle and understated

eleganceelegance


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Akhila Srinivasan


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INTRODUCTION

Managing Director, ShriramInvestments Ltd.

She has done her B A ,M A and

M Phil in Economics.

Started as an executive trainee inSHRIRAM group in 1986.

Started Shriram Social Welfare

Trust in 1993.

Marketing manager, GeneralManager, President of the Truck

Financing Company.


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ACHIEVEMENTS

Recipient of the Business

World-Compaq Social

Responsiveness Award.

FICCIs OutstandingWoman

Professional Award.

Mother Teresa Award for

Corporate Citizenship.

Selected as one of the twenty-

five Most Powerful Women in

India by Business Today.


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MOTIVATION From chairman who gave such a road-map and

vision to be committed totally to the task of

building the Shriram group.

She was motivated by her beliefs to work hard,

to give one-hundred-percent in whatever she

takes up and her dedication towards contributing

meaningfully to the growth of the organisation.

Thousands of children commit petty offences or

run away from their home, which motivated herto start a project GIVE LIFE where they try to

rewrite their destiny and give them a normal

life.


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It is not enough to merely make a

mark and get known. One shouldstrive to derive satisfaction in the

pursuit of perfection and excellence.

I would like to be useful to the

people around me. That is the onlygoal that propels me.

If I can create managers, harness the

talents of people working with me,

be a facilitator, change the lives of

the deprived people around me, thiswill give an inner satisfaction and

that keeps propelling me.

HER

BELIEFS.


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ELABHATT


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A lawyer by training, Ela Bhatt is a respected

leader of the international labour, cooperative,

women, and micro-finance movements who has

won several national and international awards.

Gold Medal for her work on Hindu Law.

She has also received the International Diploma

of Labour and Cooperatives in 1971 from Afro-Asian Institute of Labour and Cooperatives.

She has also taught English for a short time at

SNDT Women's University

INTRODUCTION


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Founder of Self EmployedWomens

Association (SEWA) in 1972

Founder of Indian School Of Micro

Finance ForWomen

Was a member of Rajya Sabha

Founder Chair of Cooperative BankOf

SEWA

Work Done


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Work Done

Has worked with Textile

Labour Association inAhmedabad forWorkers

Gratuity , which

subsequently became a

law

Was a member of

Planning Commission


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Influenced by thecareer and Satyagraha

Movement of MahatmaGandhi

She got influenced byworking in 1951census

Seeing the living

conditions of the poor ,she decided to devoteher life working forthem

What

motivatedher??


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She was aware of the need for women

employment and their training

She felt the need forFull Employment

and Self Reliance of poor women

Investing in women is one of the mostpowerful ways to fight poverty

What motivated her??


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ACHIEVEMENTS

Founder of SEWA

Honorary Doctorate degree in

Humane Letters by Harvard

University

Civilian Honour of Padma

Shri & Padma Bhushan

Awarded the Raman

Magsaysay


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Right Livelihood Award

Chosen for Niwano Peace

Award .

First Global Fairness

Initiative Award by HillaryClinton

She wrote a book ,We are

poor but so many

ACHIEVEMENTS


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Women entrepreneurship

Women Entrepreneurship have become astrong driving force in todays corporateworld

In India, in the year 1981, only 5.2 percent ofwomen to total were self employed, in 2001,this figure has risen to 11.2 percent and now,it contributes to 20 percent of theentrepreneurial force.

The role ofWomen entrepreneur in economicdevelopment is inevitable


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Why this change ?

A business womans drive to pursue

entrepreneurship is due to the immense

passion she has for her work.

they possess very strong business ideas.

Another motivating factor behind women

entrepreneurs is the desire for control.

Women entrepreneurs are also motivated by

philanthropic commitment to society.


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Conclusion A woman has personal character, supple & unique

management style,

And that personal characters are most important to

the success of female entrepreneurship.

We noticed this has nothing to do with the gender.

So, we draw a final conclusion , that though femaleentrepreneurship has relative disadvantage withmale, but female

entrepreneurs share the same success opportunitiesand fair environment provided by the society.

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