Venkadeswari N on LinkedIn: #startupecosystem #trends #innovation #entrepreneurship #futureofwork (2024)

Startup Thiruvizha at Madurai...

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*Revolutionizing [Industry/Field]: The Future of Work through Startup Innovation*The future of work is transforming rapidly, and startups are leading the charge! Discover how innovative entrepreneurs are revolutionizing [Industry/Field] and redefining the workforce.1. *Automation & AI*: Startups are leveraging automation and AI to streamline processes, enhance efficiency, and unlock new possibilities.2. *Remote Work & Flexibility*: Flexible work arrangements are becoming the norm, thanks to startups embracing remote collaboration tools.3. *Skills Training & Development*: Startups are prioritizing continuous learning, upskilling, and reskilling to prepare workers for the future.4. *Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion*: Startups are championing DEI initiatives, fostering inclusive cultures, and promoting equal opportunities.5. *Sustainable Practices*: Eco-friendly startups are pioneering sustainable solutions, reducing environmental impact, and promoting social responsibility.Join the conversation! Share your thoughts on the future of work in [Industry/Field]. How are you contributing to this revolution?#FutureOfWork #StartupInnovation #IndustryRevolution #WorkforceTransformation #Entrepreneurship

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Dear Women Entrepreneurs, This session is mainly for you to know in detail about the NSRCEL 5th Cohort of Women Startup Program. Arasi Arul Kalaiyarasi Ramachandran #womenentrepreneurs#startup

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"Redefining Success: Beyond the Conventional Path"It's a familiar script: childhood dreams of becoming a doctor or an engineer, followed by the relentless pursuit of a stable job and a perfect family life. But is that the only measure of success?I've often found myself in the crosshairs of well-meaning advice, questioning my career trajectory and life choices. The unspoken pressure to fit into a pre-defined mold can be overwhelming.Truth is, I've chosen a different path. A path less traveled, perhaps, but one that ignites my passion and fuels my growth. My journey might not follow a linear flowchart, but it's filled with branches, twists, and turns that make it uniquely mine.I believe success is subjective. It's about setting your own goals, finding your own rhythm, and constantly striving to be better than yesterday. It's about embracing challenges, learning from failures, and celebrating small victories.So, to all those who measure success by external standards, I say: let's redefine it. Let's create our own narratives, write our own stories, and live life on our own terms.#redefiningSuccess #ownYourJourney #personalGrowth #inspiration #motivation #breakthemold #chooseyourpath #entrepreneurs #startups

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Dear Social Impact Startups, DBS Foundation has a Grant program for you, to know more about this register now!!!

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"The designer-turned-CEO had a vision. Every product, a masterpiece crafted by his own hands. But the growing company demanded more. Overwhelmed and stretched thin, he finally let go. To his surprise, his team's creativity blossomed. A design, once dismissed, became a customer favorite.Delegation isn't just about sharing tasks; it's about unlocking potential. Trust your team, empower them to shine, and watch your business soar. Remember, a great leader isn't someone who does everything, but someone who builds a team that can achieve extraordinary things."#leadership #delegation #teamwork #growthmindset #business #entrepreneurship

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What is a Social Enterprise in the context of Social Stock Exchange? Or Which entity can identify itself as a social enterprise? Social Stock Exchange identifies the following two forms of social enterprises that are engaging in the activity of creating positive social impact and that meets primacy of their social intent. i. Not-for-profit organization ii. For profit social enterprise In order to establish primacy of social intent, any entity [be it Not-for-Profit Organization (NPO) or For-Profit Social Enterprise (FPE)] should meet all three criterions mentioned under Regulation 292E(2) of the ICDR Regulations. Briefly, these criteria require that the entity must indulge in activities prescribed under Regulation 292E(2)(a), and that the entity must target underserved or less privileged population segments or regions which have recorded lower performance in the development priorities of central or state governments. Further, in order to be identified as a social enterprise, it shall demonstrate that 67% of its activities qualifying as eligible activities to the target population shall be demonstrated by either of the following: i. At least 67% of its revenue of the immediately preceding 3-year average of revenues comes from providing eligible activities to members of the target population. or ii. at least 67% of the immediately preceding 3-year average of expenditure has been incurred for providing eligible activities to members of the target population. or iii. members of the target population to whom the eligible activities have been provided constitute at least 67% of the immediately preceding 3-year average of the total customer base and/or total number of beneficiaries. However, corporate foundations, political or religious organizations or activities, professional or trade associations, infrastructure, and housing companies, except affordable housing, shall not be eligible to be identified as a Social Enterprise. Source: https://lnkd.in/gfYVyUkk#socialstockexchange#socialenterprises#startups#socialimpact

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Unveiling the Business Model Mystery: Revenue Model vs. Revenue StreamEver hear the terms "business model," "revenue model," and "revenue stream" thrown around and wondered what the difference is? You're not alone! While they're all interconnected, they each play a distinct role in a company's success.Let's break it down:Business Model: Think of this as the company's grand plan. It outlines how the company will create and deliver value to customers (what problem are you solving?), attract their target market (who are your ideal customers?), and ultimately turn that value into profit (how will you make money?). It encompasses everything from the company's mission and target audience to its pricing strategy and distribution channels.Analogy: Imagine a business model as a delicious recipe. It details all the ingredients (resources) needed, the cooking method (operations), and how the final dish (value proposition) will be presented (marketing) to hungry customers.Revenue Model: This focuses specifically on the financial aspect of the recipe. It details the specific ways the company will generate income from its value proposition. This could be through selling products, offering subscription services, advertising space, or even licensing fees.Analogy: The revenue model is like choosing how you'll sell your delicious dish. Will it be a one-time purchase at a restaurant (product sales), a monthly subscription service (subscriptions), or a combination of selling the recipe and ingredients to others (licensing)?Revenue Stream: This is the actual money flowing into the company from a specific source within the chosen revenue model. Think of it as the individual ingredients or dishes you sell. A company can have multiple revenue streams within a single revenue model.Examples:Company: SpotifyBusiness Model: Deliver music streaming service with a curated selection and personalized recommendations. Target music lovers who want convenient access to a vast library.Revenue Model: Subscription fees for ad-free and premium listening experiences.Revenue Streams: Individual monthly subscriptions, family plan subscriptions, and potential revenue sharing agreements with music labels (additional revenue stream).By understanding these distinctions, startup founders can craft a winning strategy for growth. A solid business model lays the foundation, while the revenue model identifies the money-making tactics, and the revenue streams bring in the cash flow. So, the next time you hear these terms, remember - they're all part of the recipe for entrepreneurial success! #businessmodel#startup#entrepreneur#reveneumodel

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