The TiE-ISB Connect is an annual event jointly organised by the Wadhwani Centre for Entrepreneurship Development at the Indian School of Business and the Hyderabad chapter of TiE.
The theme of TiE-ISB Connect 2009 is "The Crisis will pass .Will you?". It also will address the issue of 'surviving and succeeding' in difficult times. The event plans to bring together both the first-time and seasoned entrepreneurs so that they can explore the opportunities and challenges in the current economic times.
For the first time, the event will have a session on starting a new venture and raising funds through the seed to the growth stage of the company.
The TiE Hyderabad chapter president, Ramesh Babu talks to rediff.com's Shobha Warrier on the event that starts on October 22.
Has the role of TiE changed from the time of its inception?
Our role is to inspire entrepreneurship, and it continues to evolve as dynamics of business change. This year our focus is to "catalyse inclusive growth while solving real problems" covering multiple sectors like agriculture, education and training, healthcare, utilities and services. Funding and operational challenges, next 800 million opportunities and challenges and 'Taking India Forward' are our other thrust areas which impact entrepreneurial and economic growth.
As an organisation, TiE worldwide is set on a mission to not just create wealth but also give back to the community.
TiE's goal is to generate and nurture the next generation of entrepreneurs. To achieve its goals, TiE has created programs to motivate and inspire entrepreneurs. TiE Hyderabad organises over a number of events each year that range from speaker events, mentoring, trainings and workshops, focused topics addressing new and emerging sectors including business plan competitions. Mentoring is a key initiative at TiE.
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