Our class of 64 is full of such women, handpicked through the rigorous globally-run Goldman Sachs 10,000 Women Entrepreneurs Program, run in India by the NSRCEL at IIM-B. Working in ed-tech, agri-tech, fin-tech, IT services, legal services, hospitality, healthcare, food processing, heavy industries, sustainability, design, garment manufacturing, entertainment and media (the sector I am representing)—we are a diverse cohort. Forty-seven per cent of us are first-generation entrepreneurs and 38 per cent are in tech-driven businesses. Thirty-one per cent are co-founders, 33 per cent, solo entrepreneurs.
