That’s the message from Commerce and Industry minister Mr Kamal Nath, while delivering the inaugural address at TiE Entrepreneurial Summit.
Said Mr Kamal Nath, “India produces more entrepreneurs than any other country in the world. India is the epicenter of entrepreneurial activity. This is the place to be.”
Highlighting new challenges for entrepreneurs, Mr Nath said, “In the globalized world, businesses are facing new challenges. For instance, the life-span of technology has shrunk rapidly from years to months. Fluctuation in global commodity prices and oil prices too creates uncertainties.”
Reposing faith in the Indian entrepreneurial spirit, Mr Nath concluded, “I am confident that Indian entrepreneurs will meet these challenges. Indian entrepreneurs are good at adopting and adapting.”
The three day TiE Entrepreneurship Summit is being held in New Delhi on Dec 11-13. The summit hosts a series of addresses, panel discussions, workshops and mentoring sessions on themes covering investment trends, entrepreneurship development and building better ecosystem for entrepreneurship to thrive in India.
As is well known, The Indus Entrepreneurs (TiE) is a global not-for-profit organization focused on promoting entrepreneurship. TiE helps budding entrepreneurs by way of advice, guidance and assistance from successful & experienced entrepreneurs and professionals. Its network spreads through 47 cities in 11 countries.
India's leading management portal MBAUniverse.com is the 'official partner' of TiE Entrepreneurial Summit 2007. Stay tuned for comprehensive coverage of this important knowledge event.
