Startup Grind Gurugram hosted a thriving startup event that brought together 35 participants, highlighting the city’s growing prominence in the global startup landscape. The event, held at Ofis Square, saw attendees from diverse backgrounds, with notable participants traveling from Mumbai and Jaipur to be part of the engaging discussions.
The event featured esteemed speakers who shared their insights on various entrepreneurial facets:
- Atul Puri, Founder of eGrowth.org and Chapter Director at Startup Grind Gurgaon.
- Rashi Khanna, Founder and CEO of Kyaa Matlab Network.
- Aarushi Jain, Co-Founder of ArtPhonso and Chambers of Jain & Kumar.
- Advaita Shrivastav, Co-Director at Startup Grind Gurgaon and Founding Member of TheNative.
- Harsh Mahajan, Serial Entrepreneur and CMO of Ofis Square.
The topics covered included personal branding, podcasting, the fusion of art and food, and health and well-being. The event, which showcased the vibrant community at Ofis Square, was well-received by attendees who found the discussions enlightening and thought-provoking.
Ofis Square, founded by Saroj Mittal, aims to provide a space where entrepreneurs and independent professionals can take their careers to the next level. Mittal believes in celebrating work beyond conventional boundaries and fostering a community of like-minded professionals exchanging ideas to shape the future of business.
About Startup Grind Gurugram:
Startup Grind is the most valuable and extensive ecosystem of entrepreneurs, investors, startups, and change-makers, with its headquarters in Silicon Valley.
In the context of India, Gurgaon is emerging as the startup capital, hosting the headquarters of Startup Grind NCR.
The city has been a nurturing ground for successful startups such as Zomato, Shopclues, TATA 1mg, Mamaearth, and many others, making it an integral part of the global startup community.
Join us in being a part of this ever-growing global community as Gurgaon contends with the world – 4 Million Global Startups, 125 Countries, and 600 Cities strong.
