Overview

Sharda School of Humanities and Social Sciences (SSHSS), in collaboration with the Institution's Innovation Council (IIC), Sharda University, is organizing an expert talk on startup awareness for UG, PG and PhD scholars. The resource person, Dr Swarnima Singh, Founder of 9Tattvas (a Noida-based plant-based functional nutrition startup) and Adjunct Professor, will share her journey from academia to entrepreneurship, covering idea identification, validation, branding, compliance and funding, followed by an interactive Q&A and a short student idea-pitching activity.

For registration of this event kindly register at the given link below:

https://forms.gle/93SkdcGpkp6aR3x7A

Chief Patron:

  • Shri P.K. Gupta, Hon'ble Chancellor, Sharda University
  • Shri Y.K. Gupta, Hon'ble Pro Chancellor, Sharda University

Patron details:

  • Prof. (Dr.) Sibaram Khara, Hon'ble Vice Chancellor, Sharda University

Advisor:

Objectives of Event

  1. To build awareness of entrepreneurship as a career option among humanities and social sciences students.
  2. To explain the startup journey from idea to market – problem identification, validation, prototyping, branding, compliance and funding.
  3. To introduce support available to student founders through IIC, Sharda LaunchPad, Startup India and Startup in UP.
  4. To show how research and traditional knowledge can be turned into viable products, using 9Tattvas as a live case.
  5. To encourage women and first-generation students to consider venture creation.

Convener Details

  • Dr. Pooja Singh, Assistant Professor III & IIC Coordinator, SSHSS, Sharda University, 7065174446, pooja.singh5@sharda.ac.in

Co-Convener:

Co-ordinators:

Student Coordinators:

  • Ms. Andleeba Ashraf (BA Economics), 6006445195
  • Ms. Tasleema Ahmed (BA Economics), 9811475043

Chief Guest Details:

  • Dr. Swarnima Singh, Founder, 9Tattvas; Adjunct Professor

Speaker Details:

  • Dr. Swarnima Singh, Founder, 9Tattvas (Noida)
  • Adjunct Professor, Industry (Startup – Plant-Based Functional Nutrition) and Academics