Entrepedia

What better source to draw inspiration from then a student entrepreneur, a Xavier’s alumnus- Rutik Jadhav. Rutik, a political enthusiast who discusses the conception of his brainchild-Paradigm and the purpose of his organization in this podcast. He highlights how Paradigm endeavors to create awareness on socio-political issues, disseminate information even to remote areas and foster increased political participation and augment overall awareness among voters. Hailing from a science background, Rutik had his stand on how formal education has helped him develop the qualities of decision making, perception and curiosity which he now incorporates in his entrepreneurial journey. In a world where being politically aware is of so much importance in addition to youth participation in socio-political issues, entrepreneurs like Rutik are paving the way for this new generation of changemakers. So without any further ado, tune in to know more!

“Multilevel multitasking multiplied multiple times is Event Management’ on this episode our guest speaker, Satish Singh, spills beans on such intrinsic nature of Event Management. He shares from his over 10 years of experience in the field that patience, time management and perseverance are necessary to make it in the event management industry. We all love to go to concerts and events but did you know the journey behind executing them? Well, we have got you covered for all the insights into the world of event management, it’s crucial role in entertainment industry and more in this conversation. So without any further ado, tune in to know more!

Jugal Mistry Jugal Mistry, a Xavier’s alumnus, is an all-Indian entrepreneur, the founder of travel and leisurewear company Bombay Trooper and also is a seasoned professional in the e-commerce space. Coming full circle by talking to students from his former college in a freewheeling chat. Through the course of this very insightful discussion, we get an opportunity to understand his love for travel and adventure and how that has influenced his career choices. Moreover, the discussion was centered around e-commerce trends and ways to cope with pandemic-induced challenges. Lastly, our guest discusses the role of his alma mater and how it has helped mold his overall outlook, personality and his future.

Dr. Kamal Kapadia In this episode, we get an in-depth insight into Dr. Kamal Kapadia, Co-founder and Chief Learning Officer at Terra. do. She has created Terra’s foundational course “Climate Change: Learning for Action.” The conversation was centered around perceptions and misconceptions regarding climate change. Dr. Kamal Kapadia with her anecdotes and experiences, outlined how climate change is a budding opportunity for business in the near future. Lastly, she spoke of her work at Terra.do and their endeavor to incorporate diverse groups of people and communities. Terra.do has been tirelessly working towards educating and raising awareness in their pursuit to bridge the misinformation gap about the environment before it’s too late. So what are you waiting for? Tune in, for more!

Our third episode entails the eminent Mrs. Parul Sharma, an astute young marketeer with about 15 years of experience and a Mondelez Globe Award Winner, talking about her journey as she gained her inspiration to be a marketeer from Cadbury advertisements to becoming a star marketeer, today. She goes on to give tips on how to be an efficient marketeer, to "know your product and intent" and your target audience before you market. She also talks about the difference in marketing across different geographies, the role of diversity and inclusion in marketing, consumer protection, and the essence of marketing in making a positive difference in the world. In the podcast, the effect of social media and the pandemic on marketing is also discussed. Towards the end, Mrs. Parul reveals her compelling marketing mantra. So what are you waiting for? Tune in, for more!