Start Up India” – the campaign was irst announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his 15th Augustrn2015 address from the Red Fort. This campaign is based on an action plan aimed at promoting bankrninancing for start up ventures to boost entrepreneurship and encouraging start ups with jobs creation.rnThe emphasis on startups by Indian Society can be attributed to the imminent rise of automatedrnmanufacturing and arti icial intelligence and need for reskilling our workforce for the rapidly changingrnfuture.rnOur distinguished panel of speakers for the event includedrnMr. Harry Lagad, an astute business leader, well recognized globally and is currently leading 3‐4 startups.rnMr. Amit Agarwal, leads Corporate Finance at Delhivery. He is a graduate of IIT Kanpur and has also completed CFArnMr. Aditya Mukherjee, Director & Co‐Founder of Super School and was strategy consultant at Bain & Co.rnMr. Sam freeman, graduate of Grif ith University in Brisbane, having strong business development background.
