IIM Rohtak introduces Executive Programme in Entrepreneurship

IIM Rohtak is offering a brand new course of Executive Programme in Entrepreneurship.

The course, that is set to commence on 5th June 2016, will offer students vital knowledge of the nuances of kick-starting one's own business and the numerous aspects that one needs to identify in order to set up a successful venture.

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The programme includes mentoring sessions and lectures from the core faculty of IIM Rohtak and other prominent entrepreneurs including Ajai Chowdhry, Co-Founder, HCL and Anuradha Acharya, CEO, Mapmygenome and Vivek Gour, Managing Director & CEO, Air Works.

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The programme imparts essential knowledge of how to start one's own business venture and the various facets that influence successful set up and operations and aims to provide learning that will be expedient for business professionals who are entrusted with the task of setting up independent business units or P&Ls, working professionals who are in thoughts of starting a venture on their own, along with budding young entrepreneurs who wish to gain structured knowledge regarding the dynamics involved in operationalising a business opportunity.

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IIM Rohtak has teamed up with Talentedge, an Ed-Tech to introduce the course. Talentedge has previously partnered with top institutes including IIT, IIM , XLRI, Parsons School of Design and also with corporates like OLX, Viacom 18, Wizcraft, SHRM and others, for 'live and interactive' learning in digital format, through its online programs.

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Commenting on the programme, Aditya Malik, CEO & MD Talentedge said: "It gives us great pleasure to join hands with IIM Rohtak, one of the most reputed management schools in the country, to offer aspiring entrepreneurs, the right mentoring through the Executive Programme in Entrepreneurship. With Government's thrust on 'Make in India', the country's youth is enthused to channelise its talent and energy towards wealth generation by giving wings to their entrepreneurial pursuits."