Mentorship

India's premier and most trusted business & tradeshow is back in Chennai to provide a platform for highly evolved prospects & qualified investors and entrepreneurs

This will help startups transform, adapt and stay highly relevant in this competitive and morphing landscape

Try to stretch yourself a tad in case you are desirous of turning an entrepreneurial mentor

"Getting a bank loan for a new business idea is a big challenge in India for a woman entrepreneur"

The concept can become a one-stop platform for entrepreneurs from India to connect with global mentors

Try and set up review-time, this could be monthly, fortnightly, or quarterly, depending on what works best between you and your mentor

Entrepreneurs are usually passionate about their ideas and sharing feedback can be a tricky task

Mentor's job is to help the mentee unleash hidden potential which in turn benefits others

Check these five signs for deadly advice, steer away from it and select the right mentor who can provide the growth you desire

A business that generates positive cash-flow, with no debtors, is capable of achieving good organic growth

One possible route for start-up entrepreneur to meet governance requirements is to have a "mentor" who can act as their friend, philosopher and guide.

Unless you live, breath with your customers, you cannot build companies, Says Dr. Deshpande

One of the most important ways of encouraging more women employees at the workplace is to build a strong mentorship program.

You can have as many mentors you want for the different aspect of your business and life, but there will be one lasting relationship if you are lucky which will last for your lifetime and is much more enriching and edifying experience.

Sheltering through the storm, mentorship, resources are three reasons why entrepreneurs pick accelerators

Professionals returning from the US as well as corporate executives are joining the ecosystem. All of this will continue to build a strong mentorship network in India in 2017.

The unit is helping startups develop management capabilities among other things.

The Stanford Ignite Bangalore program will run from January 20 - March 26th, 2017

The entry submission process will end in October 2016.

Bangalore alone should have 5 startups per day!

"There are a lot of boards that lack women and it's not that we don't want them, but where are they?"