LIBA’s CK Prahalad Centre for Emerging India is to host an intensive entrepreneurship development programme for the public concentrating on small business enterprises. The event is organised by NSIC and is fully sponsored by the government of India.
It will act as a basis for acquiring entrepreneurial skills that will help the participants to start micro and small business. The month-long programme is scheduled to take place from November 27 to December 23 at the LIBA campus. Additionally, it will provide aspirants the opportunity to gain an understanding on various entrepreneur support schemes from the government and NSIC. It will cover topics on innovation, creativity, effective communication skills, methods to create start-ups, e-marketing, project selection and report preparation.
Commenting on the programme, Siluvai Raja of the CK Prahalad Centre for Emerging India said, “We, at LIBA, are happy to host the entrepreneurship development programme in association with NSIC. We are confident that this will benefit the participants and give them clarity on starting a micro and small business.”
There is no registration fee. Certificates will be provided to the participants post completion of the programme.