Press Releases

NewsReach is a media-based start-up that has raised Rs. 30 lakhs through Shuru-up, a Gujarat based crowdfunding start-up, at the Event ‘’Antrapitch 2.0”. The...

Launching Event of EDU-CAN(Education for Cancer)An initiative ofAsian Head Neck Cancer Foundation “Let’s make cancer less FRIGHTENING by ENLIGHTENING” Asian Head Neck Cancer Foundation organized a...

Recognition at the Global Real Estate Congress–a National level award  Awarded for best-in-class competencies & benchmarks in Industry Ahmedabad, March 10, 2021: TREC(The Real Estate CONNECT) the realty company, today announced recently awarding...

Saturday, 8th May 2021, Mumbai.  Theme: “Unleash the Power within You!” "Don’t Limit to skies when there is a whole galaxy out there!"Bianca Frazier Entrepreneurship is an important driver of economic development and growth, and a facilitator of empowerment for women around the world. The OECD Recommendation on Gender Equality calls on governments to reduce the gender gap in entrepreneurship activity. Despite evidence that women tend to have better repayment records than men, they face higher barriers in this regard. These disparities are the result of the complex interaction of factors, including the way private equity works, the way financial institutions operate, and the behavior of women themselves. Women tend not to be strongly entrenched within the relevant investor networks. Lacking exposure to the world of private equity, women tend to structure their projects differently from men, which may affect their ability to attract capital. Men and women also have different styles in “pitching” for funds. Women too often lack the knowledge and confidence to ask for large enough sums and to negotiate well on terms. Deloitte Report Over the past decade, women-owned enterprises have increased from 14% to 20%, as per government sources. In continuation to our commitment towards encouraging...