The Mumbai-based organisation has announced a collaboration with The Indian Sun to run an interview series with entrepreneurs
The Indian Sun will collaborate with Mumbai-based Entrepreneur Excel to run an interview series with entrepreneurs around the world for various social media channels. Set up in 2015, Entrepreneur Excel is a platform for entrepreneurs founded by Namrata Thakker from Sydney. Namrata moved to Mumbai from Sydney to work on her vision of empowering and connecting entrepreneurs across borders. The main vision behind the organisation is to bring entrepreneurs from various countries, including Australia and India, to connect, grow, bond and empower each other. Entrepreneur Excel was a “dream come true” for Namrata when the organisation came to life.
“Entrepreneur Excel’s core purpose is to create an enriched community and an impactful ecosystem by empowering our entrepreneurs in all dimensions of life”
Over the years, the organisation has evolved into a community that believes in adding values to each other’s life. “A community should be Sydney based and not people based, because the system works. The system supports people to grow,” said Namrata soon after announcing the collaboration with The Indian Sun. Entrepreneur Excel’s core purpose is to create an enriched community and an impactful ecosystem by empowering our entrepreneurs in all dimensions of life. Entrepreneur Excel community’s core values are to build community, keep learning, have and express gratitude, team work, good humour and add values in everyone’s life apart from creating a conducive environment for collaborations and growth in business revenues.
“Through this association, we bring to you The Spark, a series of interviews that will explore the most fascinating journey of eminent Entrepreneurs from India and lessons from their experiences,” added Namrata.
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