CIMP Organizes MCC–2025, Showcasing Innovative and Sustainable Management Practices

11th November 2025: The Chandragupt Institute of Management Patna (CIMP) successfully organized the Management Case Conference (MCC–2025) on Monday, 10th November 2025, through the online mode. The event brought together academicians, researchers, and industry professionals from across India to deliberate on innovative and sustainability-driven management practices through case study presentations.

The conference commenced with a welcome address by Prof. Ranjit Tiwari, Associate Professor, CIMP, followed by the Inaugural Address delivered by Prof. (Dr.) Rana Singh, Director, CIMP. The inaugural session was graced by the Chief Administrative Officer (Mr. Kumod Kumar), CIMP, and the Associate Dean (Prof. Sunil Kumar), CIMP, whose presence added significance to the occasion.

In his inaugural remarks, Prof. (Dr.) Rana Singh, Director, CIMP, highlighted the importance of case teaching as an experiential learning tool that bridges the gap between theory and practice. He emphasized that case-based pedagogy encourages analytical thinking and decision-making among management students.

The session also featured two distinguished keynote speakers: Prof. Pradeepta Sethi, Professor, T. A. Pai Management Institute (TAPMI), Manipal, and Mr. Dinesh Saboo, CFA, Writer, Speaker, and Career Coach (Ex-CEO, Finmeraki). Prof. Sethi reflected on “the dilemma of choosing the right from right options”, a core challenge in managerial decision-making, while Mr. Saboo highlighted the growing importance of integrating Artificial Intelligence (AI) into case-based teaching methods and training students to use AI tools effectively in management education.

This year’s conference received 32 case submissions, of which 20 were accepted, and 14 were finally registered for presentation after a rigorous review process.

The conference featured two thematic tracks:

Track I (11:00 AM – 01:24 PM), chaired by Prof. Debi Prasad Satapathy, XIM University, Bhubaneswar, showcased thought-provoking cases on governance, sustainability, industrial efficiency, and responsible production.

Track II (02:11 PM – 04:30 PM), chaired by Prof. Manvendra Pratap Singh, NIT Rourkela, explored themes such as corporate sustainability, financial literacy, e-grocery supply chains, and rural prosperity through cooperative models.

Participants represented a diverse range of reputed institutions across India, including BML Munjal University (BMU); Fore School of Management, New Delhi; NIT Rourkela; Alliance University, Bengaluru; IMI Kolkata; Ahalia School of Management (Kerala); NIT Bhopal; Amity Business School, Bengaluru; YBN University, Jharkhand and CIMP among others.

The sessions featured insightful and solution-oriented case presentations covering diverse areas such as governance, sustainability, financial literacy, behavioural management, employee satisfaction, and circular economy practices. The deliberations collectively underscored the need for sustainable and inclusive business models aligned with India’s developmental priorities.

MCC–2025 reflected CIMP’s continued commitment to promoting case-based learning, sustainable management practices, and collaborative research between academia and industry.

Beyond Titles and Tenures: NETRITVA 3.0 Sparks Dialogue on Leadership That Outlasts Leaders

“This is the century of India”, says Former Ambassador Dr Deepak Vohra

 

Bodh Gaya, November 10, 2025:

The Indian Institute of Management Bodh Gaya hosted its annual flagship leadership summit, Netritva 3.0, on November 8, 2025. “This isn’t the decade but the century of India”, said Dr. Deepak Vohra, former Ambassador of India to Armenia, Sudan, and Poland, delivering the keynote address. Referring to the ‘can do’ spirit of the resurgent India in a power-packed address, he said, “we are all Indians not because we live here, but because India lives in all of us.”

The summit commenced with an inspiring inaugural address by Dr. Vinita Sahay, Director of IIM Bodh Gaya, who said, “Leadership is all about the legacy that you leave behind and the script that you write.” The welcome address by Dr. Sanjay Kaushal, Chairperson of the Media and PR committee, set the tone for a day rich in insight and dialogue.

The first panel discussion with the theme “The Fluid Frontier: Rethinking Leadership in a Disrupted World,” featured Mr. Amitabh Ray, Chairman of the Indian Chamber of Commerce National Expert Committee on Technology, Innovation & Advancement, Mr. Sachindra Kumar Rai, Chief Compliance Officer at NaBFID and Ms. Seema Pathak, VP & Head of Data Privacy, Risk & Compliance at inFeedo. The discussion explored how leadership paradigms must evolve amid volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity. During the discussions, Mr. Amitabh Ray said, “Do not worry about change, but sail confidently through the sea of change by anchoring yourself to what remains constant.”

The second panel discussion, with the theme “The Alchemy of Leadership: Shaping Culture and Capability,” featured Mr. Rajiv Yadav, Head of Talent Acquisition at ElectraEV, Dr Swarnpreet Singh, AVP & Campus Head at ICICI Lombard, Ms Harpreeya, a Human Resources and L&D professional, and Mr. Rishav Dev, a strategic HR leader. The panel highlighted leadership as an alchemy that blends vision, values, and skills to create environments where innovation flourishes and individuals thrive.

This year’s Netritva showcased IIM Bodh Gaya’s dedication to advancing leadership discourse and empowering aspiring leaders with insights to drive meaningful change. Netritva continues to be a beacon of leadership thought and practice, nurturing dialogue that bridges theory and application while inspiring young leaders to lead with impact in a rapidly changing world.

WeSchool Hosts AICTE and Ministry of Education Innovation Cell’s Capacity Building Workshop on Innovation, Design and Entrepreneurship

Mumbai, October 31, 2025: Prin. L. N. Welingkar Institute of Management Development and Research (WeSchool), today hosted the “Capacity Building Workshop on Innovation, Design and Entrepreneurship (IDE)” for District Education Officers and DIET Members under the aegis of the Department of School Education and Literacy, All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), and the Ministry of Education Innovation Cell (MIC).

The two-day workshop, being held on 30th – 31st October 2025, aims to strengthen district-level leadership by enhancing their understanding of innovation, creativity, design thinking, and entrepreneurship, in line with the vision of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020.

The workshop was inaugurated by Mr. Govind Kamble, State Project Co-ordinator, MPSM, who graced the occasion as the Chief Guest, and Dr. Sachin Kore, Director, VJTI, who graced the event as Guest of Honour. Also, present were Ministry officials Mr. Ajay Kakade and Mr. Sachin Bane, State Nodal Officers, along with senior faculty members from WeSchool.

Mr. Govind Kamble said, “Maharashtra has consistently been at the forefront of national education initiatives, from the Viksit Bharat program to several state-led innovation efforts. Over 73% of our eligible schools have already registered under Viksit Bharat, and with the continued commitment of our education officers and field teams, I am confident we will maintain this leadership by ensuring greater student participation and project submissions.”

He further added, “The state government is also introducing several new initiatives to nurture scientific curiosity, from strengthening science exhibitions to launching Vigyan Vaari, which aims to give students advancing to the state level an opportunity to visit institutions like NASA. I urge all district officers and educators to take the learnings from this IDE workshop back to their schools and encourage students to think innovatively and pursue excellence”

Dr. Sachin Kore remarked that “creativity is something AI cannot generate it must originate through human innovation.”

Speaking on the occasion, Prof. Dr. Uday Salunkhe, Group Director, WeSchool said, “Only education has the power to truly transform a nation. At WeSchool, we believe innovation must begin with educators, those who shape young minds and drive systemic change. This workshop reflects our commitment to nurturing an innovation mindset among District Education Officers and DIET members, empowering them to become edupreneurs who can lead India’s journey towards Viksit Bharat 2047.”

He further added, “Our DNA is experimentation. For decades, WeSchool has championed design thinking and entrepreneurship in education, and we are proud to collaborate with AICTE, the Ministry of Education Innovation Cell, and the Wadhwani Foundation to build a culture of creative problem-solving and co-creation across districts.”

Organized in collaboration with the Wadhwani Foundation, renowned for its initiatives in entrepreneurship education, the IDE bootcamp marks Phase 1 of the IDE training program for PM SHRI schools, spanning 25 states and 2 union territories.

Over 60 participants from across districts attended the opening day, engaging in group activities, immersive working sessions, and hands-on workshops designed to ignite creative thinking and problem-solving. The sessions encouraged participants to explore the “why,” “what,” and “how” of innovation in education, while uncovering strategies to drive meaningful change and foster entrepreneurial thinking within their institutions.

The two-day bootcamp will conclude with participants presenting actionable frameworks to integrate IDE concepts into district-level initiatives, aligning with the broader national vision of “Innovation for All” under NEP 2020.

Manipal School of Commerce Concludes “Samudyamah” on AI-Driven Industry Academia Synergy

Manipal, October 10, 2025: The Manipal School of Commerce and Economics (MSCE), a constituent institute of the Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE), an Institution of Eminence Deemed to be University, successfully concluded its two-day Industry–Academia Business Conclave “Samudyamah”, held on October 8 and 9, 2025, at the MSCE campus in Manipal.

Themed “People, Businesses and AI, Way Forward: Responsibility to Think and Grow Together,” the conclave served as a strategic platform for dialogue and collaboration between academia and industry, aligning with MAHE’s Year of Excellence in Industry–Academia Collaboration — an institutional initiative dedicated to fostering innovation-oriented partnerships.

The inaugural session of Samudyamah witnessed the presence of distinguished guests and leaders from academia and industry: Mr. Kunal Gajwani, Senior Director – Business Development, CueZen Inc., graced the occasion as the Chief Guest, while Prof. (Dr) Madhu Veeraraghavan, Pro Vice-Chancellor (Management, Law, Humanities and Social Sciences), MAHE, was the Guest of Honour. The event was presided over by Dr. Giridhar P. Kini, Registrar, MAHE, and commenced with a welcome address by Dr. Sandeep Shenoy, Director, MSCE.

The two-day conclave brought together over 400 students, 50 faculty members, and 20 eminent industry leaders representing organizations such as KPMG India, Zoho Corporation, Razorpay, Volvo India, Tech Mahindra Consulting, WPP Media, CareEdge, TCS, Amazon, Tiger Analytics, CueZen Inc., Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Spatial Grid Inc., ContexQ, and Nirmala Travels.

Across ten panel discussions and a keynote address, experts deliberated on topics critical to the future of business and society, including AI and Data-Driven Personalization in Digital Health, Human–AI Collaboration and Workplace Culture, AI and HR Leadership, Finance in the New Age, Brand Partnerships in the Age of AI.

Panelists explored pathways for bridging the talent–application gap through structured internships and placements, enhancing faculty development and research collaborations, and creating frameworks for workforce readiness in an AI-driven economy.

Dr. Harish S. Kumar, Director, Office of Corporate Relations, MAHE, highlighted the need for sustained collaboration to drive employability, innovation, and industry relevance.

Prof. (Dr) Madhu Veeraraghavan, Pro Vice-Chancellor (Management, Law, Humanities and Social Sciences), MAHE, commented: “Samudyamah reflects MAHE’s enduring commitment to advancing thought leadership and collaboration between academia and industry. It is through such platforms that we bridge skill gaps, accelerate innovation, and ensure that technology continues to empower people and society responsibly.”

Expected outcomes included strategic recommendations for AI adoption, frameworks for talent exchange, and joint research and innovation opportunities that align academic curricula with industry demands.

The conclave culminated with an insightful valedictory session addressed by Mr. Subhro Bhattacharya, Associate Partner, KPMG India, who emphasised the importance of ethical AI and the human dimension of digital transformation.

Through Samudyamah, MSCE reaffirmed its mission to nurture future-ready professionals, foster research-driven innovation, and strengthen the bridge between learning and application — ensuring that AI-driven transformation remains inclusive, ethical, and human-centric.

Imperial and Science Gallery Bengaluru unite to accelerate UK-India innovation

-Imperial College London has partnered with Science Gallery Bengaluru (SGB) – a cutting-edge hub for innovation, research and public engagement

10th October 2025: A partnership between Science Gallery Bengaluru (SGB) and Imperial will drive the exchange of talent and knowledge between the UK and India, with the development of new facilities, a joint fellowship programme, and public engagement activities.

The announcement was made as Imperial’s President Professor Hugh Brady joins a UK delegation led by the British Prime Minister, who is making his first official visit to India, alongside Dr Jahnavi Phalkey, Founding Director at Science Gallery Bengaluru. Through this new partnership, the two organisations plan to co-develop cutting-edge open research facilities on-site at SGB, boost UK-India and global talent exchange through a joint Fellowship, and explore public engagement, research and education collaborations based on shared expertise and facilities. By joining forces, the two organisations will train the innovators of the future and cultivate the next generation of talent.

The new partnership between SGB and Imperial sees a commitment to grow the international impact of the Science Gallery’s Public Lab Complex and co-develop a new portfolio of initiatives spanning innovation and discovery challenges, science and technology fellowships, and public engagement.

Professor Hugh Brady, President of Imperial, said: “This exciting partnership is a launchpad for UK-India innovation and scientific collaboration. Imperial’s innovation and incubation expertise will create a unique lab and convening space with Science Gallery Bengaluru where cutting-edge solutions to global issues will be discovered, designed and delivered. “

“Our participation in the Prime Minister’s first India visit signals the role Imperial plays in strengthening UK-India partnerships, following the launch of our Imperial Global India hub earlier this year. By joining forces across continents, we are deepening research and innovation collaboration between the two countries, and building bridges that will empower the next generation of scientists, thinkers, leaders and changemakers.”

Dr Jahnavi Phalkey, Founding Director at Science Gallery Bengaluru said: “We are delighted to be partnering with Imperial College London to co-develop our Public Lab Complex. This is an important step in creating shared spaces where inquiry, creativity, and learning thrive across borders. We are excited about what we can build together.”

”Together we want to drive locally rooted and globally relevant innovation through community-engaged science that encourages researchers to draw in diverse perspectives and influences to shape and inspire their ideas. This will equip the next generation of innovators and scientific leaders to translate their research into real-world impactful applications and bring us closer to solving shared global challenges.”

The Public Lab Complex is partially and generously supported at present by Tata Trusts, TTK Prestige, and the Samagata Foundation. Rohini Nilekani, Chairperson of Rohini Nilekani Philanthropies and a SGB Board Member, said: “As a founding patron of Science Gallery Bengaluru, I’m heartened by this partnership with Imperial College London. “It brings together shared values of curiosity, creativity, and public engagement in science. Bengaluru has always been a city that embraces new ideas, and this collaboration will further empower young people to explore, question, and co-create solutions for our collective future.”

Shared Imperial and SGB future ambitions

This commitment was marked by the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding by Amanda Wolthuizen, Vice-President (Strategic Engagement) at Imperial and Dr Jahnavi Phalkey, Founding Director at the Science Gallery Bengaluru.

Amanda Wolthuizen, Vice-President (Strategic Engagement) of Imperial said: “We are especially pleased to strengthen our relationship with Science Gallery Bengaluru following the official launch of Imperial Global India that convened hundreds of researchers, entrepreneurs, industry leaders, policymakers, educators, and alumni in this beautiful and fitting scientific exhibition space in May 2025.”  “Imperial Global India represents our commitment to co-creating partnerships within India’s dynamic science and technology ecosystem. It is the latest addition to our international network that spans San Francisco, Singapore and Accra. With this initiative in Bengaluru, we are moving forward in our ambition to co-develop programmes that foster impactful two-way exchanges of ideas, talent and innovation between the UK and India.”

UK Science Minister Lord Vallance said: “Science is international by definition. We can aim higher and go further when we work together. This is especially true for the UK and India, where deep links in areas like life sciences are bolstered by our deepening trade relationship, and our unique historical and cultural bonds – all of which are being highlighted by the Prime Minister’s landmark trade mission to India, this week.”

“Imperial deepening its ties with Bengaluru will enable its international community of students, researchers and innovators to work with their India-based counterparts, on efforts that could drive growth, unlock investment, and deliver breakthroughs from health to energy, and beyond. It also boosts a formidable global network the University is building, across the world.”

Imperial’s reputation for cutting edge convergence science research, combined with Science Gallery Bengaluru’s dynamic public engagement expertise and platforms, will power programmes and spaces where early-career researchers and emerging innovators can experiment, collaborate, and connect across boundaries.

Proposed joint initiatives being explored include:

Diversifying and expanding the Science Gallery Bengaluru’s Public Lab Complex with five existing areas: the Nature Lab, the Materials Lab, the Food Lab, the New Media Lab, and the Theory Lab. Activities will be supported through accompanying research spaces already constructed within Science Gallery Bengaluru such as a dark room, tissue culture room, and microscopy.

Co-developing programmes that create a bridge between the Science Gallery Bengaluru’s Public Lab Complex and the WestTech London innovation ecosystem and Imperial Schools of Convergence Science.

A reciprocal Fellowship and Apprenticeship programme where a cohort of talented individuals from India, the UK and across the world, from different disciplines, will work on creative approaches to develop open-ended experiments and problem solving that expand the horizons of science and technology.
Co-creating an annual programme of public and community engagement events that align with Science Gallery Bengaluru’s ‘Late Labs’ and ‘Science with Society’ initiatives.

Connecting London and Bengaluru ecosystems

This knowledge bridge between the WestTech London innovation ecosystem, which currently houses 1,000 frontier innovation businesses who turned over £9 billion in 2023, and Bengaluru, home to over 400 industrial R&D units, will give fellows the opportunity to develop their skills in two of the world’s most vibrant environments for innovators, including the Advanced Hackspace (pictured).

Planning to pursue an MBA in 2026? Hurry Registrations for NMAT 2025 close on 10th October

India, 7th october 2025: With registrations for NMAT 2025 closing on 10th October, this is the final opportunity for aspirants aiming to pursue an MBA at the NMIMS School of Business Management (SBM), a globally recognised B-School known for its industry-relevant curriculum, exceptional placements, and global learning experience.

In an era of rapidly evolving business challenges, an MBA remains the most powerful credential for leadership and career advancement. At NMIMS SBM, students receive a holistic education that combines academic rigour, global exposure, and practical experience, preparing them to excel in an uncertain yet opportunity-rich future.

Why Choose NMIMS School of Business Management?

• The first B-School in West India to be reaccredited by AACSB.
• EQUIS accredited, among only seven B-Schools in India with this elite distinction.
• Global civic internship, WeCare Program that combines social impact with leadership learning.
• Strong industry linkages and world-class faculty that prepare students for leadership roles.

Students who wish to enrol in the MBA programme at any of the NMIMS School of Business Management campuses must register for NMAT 2025 by filling out the NMAT form and the NMIMS form on the website before 10th October 2025.

Follow the steps below to complete the registration process:

• Register on https://nmat.nmims.edu; complete the GMAC registration and pay the associated fees.
• Once you receive the GMAC ID, log in with your ID and password.
• Fill out the NMIMS registration form. Double-check all your details and pay the fees.

Registrations for NMAT and NMIMS SBM close on 10th October 2025. Don’t miss your chance to secure admission to one of India’s most sought-after management institutions.

NMIMS Chandigarh Celebrates the Success of MANIFEST 2025 , Inter-College Quiz Competition

Chandigarh, September 29, 2025 – The School of Commerce at NMIMS Chandigarh, in association with the Corporate Interface Cell, successfully organized MANIFEST 2025, its flagship inter-college quiz competition, bringing together some of the brightest young minds from across the region.

Held at the NMIMS Chandigarh campus, the event attracted 210 participants across 105 teams, representing top institutions such as Panjab University, PEC, SD College Chandigarh, AMITY, and Chandigarh University. The competition created an energetic environment of intellectual engagement and healthy rivalry.

The day began with registrations from 8:30 AM to 9:30 AM, followed by an inaugural session in the campus auditorium. The quiz commenced at 10:00 AM and featured three dynamic rounds:

• Quiz & Wordplay

• Escape Room

• Corporate Bidding

These rounds challenged students on multiple fronts — testing their knowledge, critical thinking, creativity, and teamwork.

Participants vied for prizes worth INR 40,000, along with certificates and exclusive goodies for all, recognizing both effort and excellence.

The event was graced by Mr. Anurag Aggarwal, President – Mohali Industrial Association & Vice President – Chandigarh Club, who shared an inspiring message with the students, urging them to “dream boldly, believe in themselves, and create the future they envision.”

Winners of MANIFEST 2025:

• First Position: Yashank Paliwal & Chaitanya Sharma
  (Post Graduate Government College, Sector 46, Chandigarh)

• Second Position: Nishka Setiya & Ghazal Kataria
  (School of Commerce, NMIMS Chandigarh)

• Third Position: Chaitanya Mahajan & Manav Singla
  (School of Law, NMIMS Chandigarh)

Dr. Jyotsna Singh, Campus Director, NMIMS Chandigarh, congratulated the winners and all participants. She emphasized the institution’s commitment to fostering holistic development, highlighting platforms like the Out of Class Academic Association (OCAC) that encourage learning beyond textbooks.

The prize distribution was conducted by Dr. Ankita Bhardwaj, Program Chairperson, School of Commerce, NMIMS Chandigarh. The event concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks by CA Kunal Pasari.

AASOKA by MBD Group Charts Global Expansion, Focuses to Democratize STEM Education

Mumbai, 26th September 2025: AASOKA, the flagship EdTech platform of MBD Group that recently crossed the ₹100 crore revenue milestone, is now accelerating its growth journey with a clear vision for global expansion. With a strong foundation in India, the company is preparing to extend its footprint to the Middle East and South Africa, bringing its future-ready learning ecosystem to thousands of students and educators worldwide.

Currently, AASOKA powers 4,000+ schools, 9.5 lakh students, and 80,000 teachers throughout the country. Building on this momentum, the company aims to partner with 20,000 schools over the next three years, strengthening its presence across India while also expanding into international markets.

Speaking on the company’s vision, Ms Monica Malhotra Kandhari, Managing Director, AASOKA by MBD Group, said, “AASOKA carries forward the MBD Group’s legacy of inclusive education by offering an intuitive, one-stop solution for schools. We believe true change happens when opportunity meets ambition. The Robotics Lab on Wheels initiative, launched by the Ashok Malhotra Charitable Trust—the CSR wing of the MBD Group—is our way of leveling the playing field by ensuring that students in smaller towns have access to the same opportunities as those in metropolitan cities. This initiative has been introduced under Ashok Karya, a long-term social impact movement established to honour the legacy of our founder. With initiatives like WizKids and the AI STEAM Lab, we are bridging the digital divide while inspiring young minds to imagine, innovate, and lead with purpose.”

Adding to this, Mr Praveen Singh, CEO of AASOKA, said, “Crossing the ₹100 crore milestone was only the beginning. Our plan for the next five years is to bring the Robotics Lab on Wheels to 1,000+ schools and train over 100,000 students aged 7–16, giving them early exposure to robotics, coding, engineering, and innovation. By expanding globally and strengthening our ecosystem with innovations like WizKids and AI STEAM Lab, we are committed to delivering accessible, outcome-driven, and future-ready education to every learner.”

Robotics Lab on Wheels is a STEM education initiative designed to provide budget schools with access to robotics and coding. This compact, custom-designed van is equipped with Arduino boards, sensors, motors, and robotics kits, offering hands-on, instructor-led learning experiences without requiring additional infrastructure. Its mobility ensures access even in remote or densely populated areas, making advanced STEM education a reality for all learners. Training to build awareness of AI, including its concepts, uses, and real-world impact, will also be provided to students and teachers.

At the heart of this success is a blend of innovation, intention, and inclusivity. AASOKA is reshaping how children experience learning through tools like WizKids, a comprehensivekit featuring screenless coding bot for ages 4–10 that builds literacy, numeracy, and coding skills through tactile play. Complementing it, the AI STEAM Lab engages students aged 8+ in robotics, 3D designs, and artificial intelligence with hands-on kits aligned to curricula—helping them explore and prepare not just for exams, but for the future.

With these initiatives, AASOKA is driving toward a future where geography is no barrier to meaningful, experiential education—empowering learners with the skills, creativity, and confidence they need to thrive in a rapidly changing world.

Winpe Welcomes Sheffield Haworth as Knowledge Partner for ProClub Mentorship Program

New Delhi, 25 September 2025: Winpe, a leading platform advocating gender diversity in investing, has announced Sheffield Haworth as the Knowledge Partner for its flagship Winpe ProClub Mentorship Program, aiming to help expand the careers of high-potential women in private equity, venture capital, and their portfolio companies.

Winpe ProClub is a year-long, one-on-one mentorship initiative that pairs women professionals with senior leaders from top private equity and venture capital firms. With five cohorts completed and the sixth underway, Winpe ProClub has mentored 59 women professionals through 29 senior leaders across 46 leading firms. Nearly 76% of participants have reported tangible career progression, underscoring the program’s ability to create impact across the investing ecosystem.

Nupur Garg, Founder, Winpe, said, “At Winpe, our mission has always been to create real, lasting pathways for women to lead. We are pleased to welcome Sheffield Haworth as a strategic partner in our journey to transform the investing landscape as we position more women for roles of influence in private equity and venture capital. We look forward to working together in developing an ecosystem where diversity is intrinsic, anticipated, and celebrated.”

“At Sheffield Haworth, we are deeply committed to advancing diversity and inclusion in the investing industry. Partnering with Winpe allows us to bring our expertise and advisory experience to a program that is truly shaping the future. Together, we will create pathways for talented women to thrive as leaders,” said Avaneesh Raghuvanshi, Head, Financial Services and Private Equity Practice – India, Sheffield Haworth. Through this partnership, Sheffield Haworth brings its global reach and leadership expertise to help guide the next generation of women leaders in finance.

ProClub stands out as a mentorship platform that builds lasting trust and adapts to the changing careers of its mentees. The program offers valuable insights into growth strategies, helps enhance influence in key decision-making groups, and boosts confidence to tackle challenging career shifts. Since its inception in October 2020, Winpe ProClub has built a strong ecosystem of women founders and investment professionals and secured mentorship from senior partners, board directors, CXOs, and heads of investments at leading Indian and global firms. The initiative redefines support for women aiming at leadership roles across the investment ecosystem through high-impact, long-term mentorship, strategic partnerships, and ecosystem integration. Notable women leaders like Anshul Jain, (Managing Director, Lighthouse Advisors), Gurnoor Kaur (SVP, TA Associates) and Vineeta Singh (CEO, SUGAR Cosmetics) are from past cohorts and have benefited from the program at crucial points in their careers.