Samriddhi '09 Details

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Samriddhi 2009Social

EntrepreneurshipCorporate Delegates


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An annual national conference

organized by Goa Institute ofManagement which addresses issuestouching spheres of development

and strives at finding practicable ,viable & sustainable solutions.

Samriddhi


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Samriddhi 2007

touched basic issues of

financing infrastructure projects, micro-finance, etc. focusing on financingIndias development.

Samriddhi 2008

looked at Green

infrastructure, its feasibility and the

A Flashback


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Social Entrepreneurship A Social Entrepreneur is someone who

recognizes a social problem and uses

entrepreneurial principles to organize,create, and manage a venture to bringabout a social change

Samriddhi 2009 aims to look at Entrepreneurship as an opportunity inthese times of recessionary blues

unleashing the aspect of SocialEntrepreneurship which aims at creatingnot just a pool of wealth for a selected few


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Focus of the conference Profit making, impact creating venturesthat address the larger social needs.

Exploring the need & viability of sociallyrelevant entrepreneurial ventures in theIndian context, given its demographic,social and financial profile.

Creating awareness about theopportunities in the field of SocialEntrepreneurship for students, workingexecutives and corporates (as part of theirCSR)


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Session-1:Understanding the basic concept of SocialEntrepreneurship and how it is differentfrom running a profit making venture. What are

the skills sets required by a Social Entrepreneur.Strategic and Operational challenges, Issues oforganizational governance, network building,partnering, mobilising the urban and villagerural community etc.

Session-2:he various criteria that investors (venture

capitalists) or funding organisations consider

while evaluating a project, the risksassociated with such ventures the

Session Plan


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Session-3: The session will talk about how the youth can be

aligned towards the concept of SocialEntrepreneurship. Also included would be aninsight into how organizations like Ashoka andMitra provide a platform for youth who areinterested in undertaking social ventures.

Session-4:Every business undergoes a particular life cycle.

The challenges that a business faces acouple of years down the line would includethe issues of scaling up, of sustaining thebusiness in face of unforeseeable adversities like

recession, competitive challenges and othero erational issues. The session throu h views of

Session Plan Contd..


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Session-5:Enterprising opportunities existing in

sectors like Energy, Banking, Education,Urban and Rural Sanitation, Water Supply,Electrification and new upcoming sectorslike Clothing, Social security, E-Waste

Management etc and the role of technologyand what kind of institutional as well asgovernment support is available for thesesectors.

Session Plan Contd..


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Confirmed Speakers* Trilochan Sastry , Prof and Dean IIM-B

Vikas Sharma, Parichay

Vipin Thekkekalathil- Associate Director, Ashoka Youth Venture

Sonali Malhotra from Desi crew ( Rural

BPO)

* as on July 16, 2009


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Targeted Speakers Vijay Mahajan , BASIX

Vikram Akula,SKS

Harsih Hande,Selco

Ashwin Naik, Vaatsalya Health Care

Vineet Rai , CEO , Aavishkaar

Nachiket Mor, ICICI Foundation forInclusive Growth


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Targeted Organizations Ashoka Innovators

Nandjeet Khemka Schwab Foundation

Nidan

Skoll Foundation Acumen Fund

NABARD


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Format of theConference The Conference will be held over two

days with 3 sessions on the first day

and 2 sessions on the second day.

Each of the sessions will be of 2 to 2.5hours of duration with an informative

discourse by experts in their fieldsfollowed by an open forum.

Each session will be followed by a paneldiscussion addressin the issues


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What Delegates Gain? Samriddhi will raise issues pertinent to the role ofSocial Entrepreneurship as a vehicle for Indiasdevelopment.

Samriddhi will be an open forum for discussion on thesubject of Social Entrepreneurship and will follow avalue-creation perspective for all its stakeholders.

Access to some of the leading minds in India.

Interaction with delegates from other companiesfurther adding to the knowledge-sharing experience.

Souvenirs with summaries of each session - An

excellent memorabilia and a concise store for all


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Delegate Schemes Lunch Buffet, Drinks & Dinner on the first

day and breakfast and lunch on the

second day will be provided for all thedelegates.*

The Schemes :-

1-2 Delegates Rs. 4,500/- each

3-4 Delegates Rs. 4,000/- each

5 or more Delegates Rs. 3,500/- each*organizers will not be responsible for arranging transport and/oraccommodation for the conference


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About GIM

Goa Institute of Management is a

premier Management educationinstitute located at Panaji, Goa. In ashort span of 17 years, GIM has grown

to be one of the most recognized B-schools in India with admirableplacements and accomplished alumni.


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Contact us :

Diksha Agrawal : 09823239379

[email protected] Devesh Gupta : 09011608233

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Srikanth B. : [email protected]

Aarti Goyal : [email protected]
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