2024-2025

Conferences / Seminars / Panel Discussions

Mentoring Session on Minimum Viable Business

Empowering Future Entrepreneurs: Mentoring Session on Minimum Viable Business at CTTE

Centre for Student Development (Entrepreneurship Development Cell & Institution's Innovation Council) in association with the Post Graduate Department of Commerce, CTTE College for Women hosted an inspiring Mentoring Session on Minimum Viable Business on June 20, 2024. This event was designed to ignite the entrepreneurial mindset among young enthusiasts. Participants were immersed in the principles of lean startup methodologies, learning pivotal strategies for launching and scaling innovative ventures.

Highlighting the session were in-depth case studies of renowned successes like Uber, Amazon, and Airbnb, illuminating the journey from concept to market dominance. The introduction of the MVP Moscow matrix provided attendees with a structured approach to refining business ideas into viable products.

With a robust turnout of 64 passionate student participants, the event not only sparked creativity but also cultivated leadership skills essential for navigating the entrepreneurial landscape. By fostering an environment ripe for innovation, CTTE continues to empower future entrepreneurial leaders poised to drive impactful change.

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Seminar on Legal and Ethical Guidelines for Startup Business

On June 19, 2024, the Centre for Student Development (Entrepreneurship Development Cell & Institution's Innovation Council) in association with the Post Graduate Department of Commerce hosted a Seminar on Legal and Ethical Guidelines for Startup Business attended by 55 participants, aiming to equip entrepreneurs with essential insights into legal compliance and ethical practices for business startup. Discussions focused on legal requirements, entity types, and local regulations, alongside the importance of ethical decision-making.

The interactive session included case studies and peer discussions, fostering a community committed to ethical business practices and entrepreneurial excellence. Participants expressed increased confidence in navigating startup challenges and applying ethical principles. The seminar underscored CTTE's dedication to startups, Business Ethics, and supporting aspiring entrepreneurs in building sustainable ventures.

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