Stanford Seed Transformation Network Set to Ignite Entrepreneurial Growth in South Asia with 3-Day Conclave 2024
Goa, November 25 - The Stanford Seed Transformation Network is all set to hold its highly-anticipated 3-day South Asia Annual Conclave 2024 in Goa from November 28 to 30. This year's conclave promises to be a powerful gathering of ambitious minds and innovative ideas from across South Asia, aimed at fostering collaboration, driving business growth, and empowering entrepreneurs to thrive.
Speaking on the occasion, Abhishek Modi, President of the Stanford Seed Transformation Network (South Asia) and Managing Partner, Shiva Engineering, highlighted that the conclave is more than just an opportunity to connect - it's a catalyst for deep learning from experts, peer-to-peer insights, and the chance to rethink and reset. The theme this year is ACT, with sessions curated to enable entrepreneurs to Adapt, Connect, and Thrive.
The Stanford Seed Transformation Program, launched in India in 2017 and expanded across South Asia, has now empowered over 370+ entrepreneurs in the region, with more than 1100 globally. Harish Arnezath, Regional Director of Stanford Seed (South Asia), emphasized that the program aims to end the cycle of global poverty by helping entrepreneurs build thriving businesses that create jobs and drive economic growth.
Among this year's esteemed guests are renowned speakers like Rohit Kapoor, CEO of Swiggy - Food marketplace; Aparna Popat, Double Olympian and 16-time National Badminton Champion; Darius Teter, Executive Director, Stanford Seed; Dr. Rohini Rau, Gold medalist at the Asian Sailing Championship, amongst many others.
For aspiring entrepreneurs, this conclave presents an unparalleled opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals, gain actionable insights, and be inspired by successful stories of entrepreneurial journeys. Interested individuals can apply for the Stanford Seed Transformation Program (STP) and join a community dedicated to fostering innovation and entrepreneurship across South Asia.
The 10-month Stanford Seed program is designed as a high-touch initiative for CEOs & Founders of SMEs in South Asia, with inputs from Stanford Graduate School of Business faculty and tailored curricula addressing specific business challenges. Participants will have access to world-class resources, including learning materials from Stanford faculty, a global network of business leaders, and real-world applied learning.
Notable alumni, Rashi Narang, Founder, Heads Up for Tails, Stanford Seed Program Alumni, shared her transformative experience with the program, highlighting how it helped her business grow significantly through enriching course material, in-company workshops, and lifelong mentorship.