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have got the chance to attend the inspiring Entrepreneurship development program session of Mr @Shubhajit Bhattacharya, Associate Vice President, Accenture Mentor at Niti Ayog at JECRC University University? Sir shared his valuable expertise on: - *Startup*:Startups are early-stage companies focused on bringing innovative products or services to market. They involve high risks, initial costs, and limited revenue. ?- *Lifecycle Stages*: Idea generation, market research, business plan, funding, legal setup, launch, operations, growth, and scaling.? - *Supply Chain*: Must be demand-driven, focusing on speed, cost optimization, and customer satisfaction.? - *Innovation*: Should be unique and impactful, setting the startup apart from competitors.? - *Challenges*: Startups often face financial crunches (e.g., "Death Valley"), and success is not guaranteed. Learning from failures is crucial.? - *Success Factors*: Strong mentorship, a motivated team, a clear vision, effective branding, and digital presence. ?- *Final Tips*: Prioritize customer loyalty, continuous innovation, and a clear execution strategy. ?I would like to thank Subhajit Bhattacharya Sir for the inspiring session. #jic #startup_journey #innovation #startup #subhajit_bhattacharaya

have got the chance to attend the inspiring Entrepreneurship development program session of Mr @Shubhajit Bhattacharya, Associate Vice President, Accenture Mentor at Niti Ayog at JECRC University University Sir shared his valuable expertise on: - **Startup**:Startups are early-stage companies focused on bringing innovative products or services to market. They involve high risks, initial costs, and limited revenue. - **Lifecycle Stages**: Idea generation, market research, business plan, funding, legal setup, launch, operations, growth, and scaling. - **Supply Chain**: Must be demand-driven, focusing on speed, cost optimization, and customer satisfaction. - **Innovation**: Should be unique and impactful, setting the startup apart from competitors. - **Challenges**: Startups often face financial crunches (e.g., "Death Valley"), and success is not guaranteed. Learning from failures is crucial. - **Success Factors**: Strong mentorship, a motivated team, a clear vision, effective branding, and digital presence. - **Final Tips**: Prioritize customer loyalty, continuous innovation, and a clear execution strategy. I would like to thank Subhajit Bhattacharya Sir for the inspiring session. #jic #startup_journey #innovation #startup #subhajit_bhattacharaya

I'm grateful for the chance to attend an inspiring Entrepreneurship Development Program (EDP) session led by Mr. Shubhajit Bhattacharya, Associate Vice President at Accenture and Mentor at NITI Aayog, at JECRC University. Mr. Bhattacharya’s session was packed with valuable lessons and practical advice, including: Understanding Startups: Startups are more than just new companies; they are risk-takers pushing the boundaries with innovative products and services. While they face significant challenges, including high initial costs and limited revenue, they are the heartbeat of progress. Startup Lifecycle: From idea generation and market research to launching, scaling, and beyond, each stage requires strategic thinking and adaptability. Optimizing the Supply Chain: A startup’s supply chain should be driven by demand, focusing on speed, cost-effectiveness, and customer satisfaction. Innovation at Its Core: True innovation isn’t just new—it’s impactful and sets a startup apart in a competitive market. Overcoming Challenges: Financial challenges, like the dreaded "Death Valley," test resilience. Success is never guaranteed, making it vital to learn from setbacks. Keys to Success: The pillars of startup success include strong mentorship, a motivated and aligned team, a clear and compelling vision, effective branding, and a robust digital presence. Critical Advice: Cultivate customer loyalty, embrace continuous innovation, and maintain a well-executed strategy to stay ahead. A huge thank you to Subhajit Bhattacharya Sir for sharing such insightful guidance that has inspired and equipped us to face entrepreneurial challenges head-on. #Entrepreneurship #Leadership #Innovation #Startups #JECRCUniversity #Mentorship #GrowthMindset #BusinessSuccess

I'm grateful for the chance to attend an inspiring Entrepreneurship Development Program (EDP) session led by Mr. Shubhajit Bhattacharya, Associate Vice President at Accenture and Mentor at NITI Aayog, at JECRC University. Mr. Bhattacharya's session was packed with valuable lessons and practical advice, including: Understanding Startups: Startups are more than just new companies; they are risk-takers pushing the boundaries with innovative products and services. While they face significant challenges, including high initial costs and limited revenue, they are the heartbeat of progress. Startup Lifecycle: From idea generation and market research to launching, scaling, and beyond, each stage requires strategic thinking and adaptability. Optimizing the Supply Chain: A startup's supply chain should be driven by demand, focusing on speed, cost-effectiveness, and customer satisfaction. Innovation at Its Core: True innovation isn't just new- it's impactful and sets a startup apart in a competitive market. Overcoming Challenges: Financial challenges, like the dreaded "Death Valley," test resilience. Success is never guaranteed, making it vital to learn from setbacks. Keys to Success: The pillars of startup success include strong mentorship, a motivated and aligned team, a clear and compelling vision, effective branding, and a robust digital presence. Critical Advice: Cultivate customer loyalty, embrace continuous innovation, and maintain a well-executed strategy to stay ahead. A huge thank you to Subhajit Bhattacharya Sir for sharing such insightful guidance that has inspired and equipped us to face entrepreneurial challenges head-on. #Entrepreneurship #leadershin #Innovation

I'm thankful for the opportunity to attend an inspiring Entrepreneurship Development Program (EDP) session led by Mr. Shubhajit Bhattacharya, Associate Vice President at Accenture and Mentor at NITI Aayog, at JECRC University. Mr. Bhattacharya's session was filled with practical insights and guidance: Understanding Startups: Startups are not just new companies but bold innovators, advancing with unique products and services. They face tough challenges, like high startup costs and limited revenue, but are essential drivers of progress. Startup Lifecycle: From initial idea and market research to launch, scaling, and beyond, each phase calls for strategic thinking and adaptability. Optimizing the Supply Chain: A startup's supply chain should be demand-driven, with an emphasis on speed, cost, and customer satisfaction. Innovation at Its Core: Innovation goes beyond new ideas; it must create meaningful impact, setting startups apart in competitive markets. Overcoming Challenges: Financial obstacles, such as the "Death Valley" phase, challenge resilience. Learning from setbacks is crucial. Keys to Success: Strong mentorship, a motivated team, clear vision, impactful branding, and a digital presence are pillars of success. Critical Advice: Build customer loyalty, prioritize continuous innovation, and maintain a well-planned strategy to stay competitive. A big thanks to Mr. Bhattacharya for sharing such impactful advice, inspiring us to tackle the challenges of entrepreneurship with confidence. #Entrepreneurship #Leadership #Innovation #Startups #JECRCUniversity #Mentorship #GrowthMindset #Businesssuccess

have got the chance to attend the inspiring Entrepreneurship development program session of Mr @Shubhajit Bhattacharya, Associate Vice President, Accenture Mentor at Niti Ayog at JECRC University University Sir shared his valuable expertise on: - *Startup*:Startups are early-stage companies focused on bringing innovative products or services to market. They involve high risks, initial costs, and limited revenue. - *Lifecycle Stages*: Idea generation, market research, business plan, funding, legal setup, launch, operations, growth, and scaling. - *Supply Chain*: Must be demand-driven, focusing on speed, cost optimization, and customer satisfaction. - *Innovation*: Should be unique and impactful, setting the startup apart from competitors. - *Challenges*: Startups often face financial crunches (e.g., "Death Valley"), and success is not guaranteed. Learning from failures is crucial. - *Success Factors*: Strong mentorship, a motivated team, a clear vision, effective branding, and digital presence. - *Final Tips*: Prioritize customer loyalty, continuous innovation, and a clear execution strategy. I would like to thank Subhajit Bhattacharya Sir for the inspiring session. hashtag #jic hashtag #startup_journey hashtag #innovation hashtag #startup hashtag #subhajit_bhattacharaya

I'm grateful for the opportunity to attend an inspiring Entrepreneurship Development Program (EDP) session led by Mr. Shubhajit Bhattacharya, Associate Vice President at Accenture and Mentor at NITI Aayog, at JECRC University. Mr. Bhattacharya’s session was filled with valuable lessons and practical advice, covering: Understanding Startups: Startups are more than just new companies; they are risk-takers pushing boundaries with innovative products and services. Despite high initial costs and limited revenue, they drive progress. Startup Lifecycle: From idea generation and market research to launching, scaling, and beyond, each stage requires strategic thinking and adaptability. Optimizing the Supply Chain: A startup’s supply chain should be demand-driven, focusing on speed, cost-effectiveness, and customer satisfaction. Innovation at Its Core: True innovation isn’t just new; it’s impactful and differentiates a startup in a competitive market. Overcoming Challenges: Financial challenges, like the "Death Valley" phase, test resilience. Success isn’t guaranteed, making it crucial to learn from setbacks. Keys to Success: Essential pillars include strong mentorship, a motivated and aligned team, a clear vision, effective branding, and a strong digital presence. Critical Advice: Cultivate customer loyalty, embrace continuous innovation, and maintain a well-executed strategy to stay ahead. A big thank you to Mr. Bhattacharya for sharing such insightful guidance, inspiring us to tackle entrepreneurial challenges with confidence! #Entrepreneurship #Leadership #Innovation #Startups #JECRCUniversity #Mentorship #GrowthMindset #BusinessSuccess

I'm grateful for the chance to attend an inspiring Entrepreneurship Development Program (EDP) session led by Mr. Shubhajit Bhattacharya, Associate Vice President at Accenture and Mentor at NITI Aayog, at JECRC University. Mr. Bhattacharya's session was packed with valuable lessons and practical advice, including: Understanding Startups: Startups are more than just new companies; they are risk-takers pushing the boundaries with innovative products and services. While they face significant challenges, including high initial costs and limited revenue, they are the heartbeat of progress. Startup Lifecycle: From idea generation and market research to launching, scaling, and beyond, each stage requires strategic thinking and adaptability. Optimizing the Supply Chain: A startup's supply chain should be driven by demand, focusing on speed, cost-effectiveness, and customer satisfaction. Innovation at Its Core: True innovation isn't just new-it's impactful and sets a startup apart in a competitive market.

I have got the chance to attend the inspiring Entrepreneurship development program session of Mr Subhajit Bhattacharya, Associate Vice President, Accenture and Mentor at Niti Ayog at JECRC University Sir shared his valuable expertise on : - **Startup**:Startups are early-stage companies focused on bringing innovative products or services to market. They involve high risks, initial costs, and limited revenue. - **Lifecycle Stages**: Idea generation, market research, business plan, funding, legal setup, launch, operations, growth, and scaling. **Supply Chain**: Must be demand-driven, focusing on speed, cost optimization, and customer satisfaction. - **Innovation**: Should be unique and impactful, setting the startup apart from competitors. - **Challenges**: Startups often face financial crunches (e.g., "Death Valley"), and success is not guaranteed. Learning from failures is crucial - **Success Factors**: Strong mentorship, a motivated team, a clear vision, effective branding, and digital presence. **Final Tips**: Prioritize customer loyalty, continuous innovation, and a clear execution strategy. I would like to thank Subhajit Bhattacharya Sir for this inspiring session.