The essence of a business plan competition

Professor Grandhi at SP Jain is a new friend who had been after me to share my thoughts about what business plan competition at a business school should look like. The post goes out to him and all other promoters of entrepreneurship who believe that we should catch this generation young. Preferably corrupt their minds [...]

March 10, 2009 Tags: Business Plans, Startup Posted in: Blue Screen, Desi Back to Desh, Desi Startup, Education, Failure, entrepreneurs One Comment

Teaching the dreamer course again

In Dubai, teaching the entrepreneurship course from today till the end of the month. More later

January 24, 2009 Tags: Business Plans, Entrepreneurhsip training, executive summaries, startups Posted in: Blue Screen, Desi Back to Desh, Desi Startup, Education, Failure, entrepreneurs No Comments

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