An Inspiring Entrepreneurial Journey of a Multi-Domain Young Indian Entrepreneur ‘Vedant Goel’
Vedant Goel as a young entrepreneur from India created records and pages for himself in the world of business. Vedant entered the business world at an age of 16. Although two of his initial startups, StartupKafe and Media Expert, failed to accomplish his targets, he did not step back. Now he is an angel investor & Managing Director of Neo Mega Steel and IPO Corner. After failing in the first two startups he started "Hat Aadmi online" which he sold it after running successfully. He entered into "Limca Books of World Records" not just once but four times. Apart from his entrepreneurial life, he inspires a lot of youth in India. He is called "Water Data" as Vedant gathers 100 thousands of students for saving water and making 40,000-litre water saving. He is even showed off by top Indian channels like CNN News18 net and Republic India. For the support of OEM(Original Equipment Manufacturer), Vedant made "NEO Mega steel LLP". He is the managing director of the company. Vendant's company is one of the biggest brands in India. He launched IPO corner which is an online platform that connects entrepreneurs with investors. Vedant Goel is making huge profits and became the most influential person for students.- July 7, 2020
Teenpreneur Charlotte Gusman from Bury St Edmunds selling her cruelty-free products
Charlotte Gusman, a 17-year-old sixth form student has been keeping especially busy while in lockdown – by starting her own lipgloss business and has been overwhelmed by the response to her cruelty-free, vegan-friendly products. Charlotte Gusman is a sixth form student started her page of entrepreneurship during the covid time. Charlotte Gusman started that she is very obsessed with cosmetics and especially with lipgloss. She then started doing business with lipgloss with different flavours. When she was asked about her belief on the business she said they only import high-quality products to make lipgloss from the UK. Charlotte said that there are five lipglosses currently in her range – Flutter, Lavender Fields, Goddess, Diamond and Princess – each one containing coconut oil and vitamin E which can help restore moisture and keep lips looking and feeling hydrated. Charlotte is against cruelty so she went through vegan type. When asked about her hectic schedule and her management Charlotte said that she is very thankful for her friends and family who helped her a lot. Charlotte also said that her business is increasing rapidly because of the quality.- July 5, 2020
Bihar Entrepreneur Shubham Kumar, 20 board of directors of multiple companies
Shubham hails from Bihar and was born on May 25, 2000. His inclination towards the business world since he was a kid was because of his father Mr Rajeev Kumar, a popular name in Bihar as an entrepreneur and as a philanthropist. The companies where he is on the list of the board of directors are Sumud Healthcare Private Limited, Vistas Jewellers Private Limited, Shree Gopal Motors, Shree Gopal Auto Private Limited, and Rajeev Tradecomm Private Limited. Shubham inherited the business tricks and ethics from his father who is already engaged in multiple businesses. His father owns a college and school in Bihar. Shubham Kumar did his schooling in Dwaraka. He was born and raised in Bihar. His father is himself an entrepreneur and philanthropist. Shubham is studying BBA3 in the continent from Amity University, Noida. Shubham is so intelligent and multi-tasking that he works under about ten to fifteen companies at a very young age. Shubham is fascinated in trading and invests in the stock market and cryptocurrencies.- July 4, 2020
Millfield School student in final of national entrepreneur competition
The 17-year-old lower sixth student from Ilminster, Somerset, who is one round away from securing a £5,000 investment for his sustainable cycling business concept, CogNativeBikes, will take part in a Dragons’ Den-style pitch chaired by Peter Jones CBE, and a network of celebrated business figures. The Millfield student "Ailbe Bartlett" who is one amongst the finalist. Alibe Bartlett is studying the course BTEC in Millfield school. The 17-year-old teen provides second-hand servicing and repair business that gives retro bikes new life. The teen made "upcycling" videos on social media as a foundation for his marketing. When he was asked about the idea of entering such business, Alibe Bartlett said that he loves bikes. He found himself as a bike lover and repairer. Alibe Bartlett also said that it hurts so much when bike doesn't behave the way we want. To make others journey smooth Alibe decided to come into this field. Now he is selected for the biggest award that a teen entrepreneur could dream of.- July 4, 2020
Rustington teenager Alba Braham starts soap business to support school World Challenge trip
While some of the teens were busy in making their schedule to enjoy in lockdown some were doing productive things. Alba Braham is one of the entrepreneurs who expected to schedule her entry into the entrepreneur life before lockdown but the pandemic came like a storm.
Alba got to know that now she cannot achieve it easily. But after a great hard work, she designed a website where she can screen her soaps. She got more than 180 views in the starting day.
Her mum, Jodie Braham said: “My daughter was tasked with raising £2,550 for the trip. She was feeling shy about asking people to donate money to her cause, so she wanted to make something to give them in exchange for their donations.” Her mother also added that she got 25 orders in the first week and 60 were sold out. She took the help of his father for hosting website and did the design and build of the website herself. Aer mother also said that she did all of the product development, manufacturing, marketing, website, payment processing, packaging and shipping herself. She even said that her daughter wants to donate an amount to the people living in their beside community who cannot afford those.
Her soaps were packed under eco-friendly principles. Before corona, she decided to expand her business if ever do by going out to customers. Or even guessed chances of getting customers. But this pandemic hit the world and she worried a bit at first. But now she is making good profits.
- July 2, 2020
Avinash Mada started his entrepreneurship journey by establishing IG Accelerator
Avinash Manda is a 19-year-old teen who chased his passion, changed his hobby into an income and made his place in top IG Influencers in India. Avinash is from Eluru, Andhra Pradesh. He is currently, pursuing his B. Tech in Computer Engineering from Lovely Professional University (LPU), which is quite famous among the universities India. Avinash is a social media expert, who is renowned for his killer Instagram skills. The students at an age of him could probably engage into doing fun things and having unnecessary chats, but this teenager has already started his entrepreneurship journey by establishing IG Accelerator and keeps himself busy helping his clients earn more organic followers and likes on Instagram.
As said before it all began as a hobby for him, a few years ago, he had created an Instagram memes page for which he started getting a good response with a consistently expanding follower-base. Soon, brands and companies started approaching him to promote their products or services through his Instagram Page and offered good money. He established his start-up business IG Accelerators, and generated over a crore in revenues in the last 10 months, which is an astonishing feat for such a yin fact, he has an app the eared on the list of top Indian Instagram influencers too.
Within merely six months of starting, he found his way to earning a 6-figure income through Instagram. He has helped one of his clients to generate 100K dollars revenue and 90K followers in just four months. Avinash said that his source of motivation is the notion that each day is a new day to learn something new, grow and succeed. He had always loved to beat his records. It's extremely gratifying to challenge himself and enjoy the rewards of success. He lives each day as though it would be the last day of his life and strive to achieve greater heights so that he can leave behind a legacy. That's something that makes today's teens think and motivate them.
- July 2, 2020
Sanroy D’Sousa's Aquila Sports Management, with an aim to contribute to the growth of Goan and Indian football
At 18, he has already initiated his player representation agency, Aquila Sports Management, to contribute to the growth of Goan and Indian football. If you were to find yourself in any local match in and around Goa, there’s a high chance you would run into one of the youngest and sharpest minds in the Indian football fraternity. Sanroy D’Sousa is not your usual college teenager. “Football has been my passion from childhood,” reveals Sanroy in an exclusive interaction with The Bridge when asked about the reason he decided to start an agency. “I follow Indian football as well as European and global football but Indian football has a special place in my heart.” He said that he has been in this field for around two years since then he has been in touch with many club officials and always looked to build a good rapport. He figured it would be the ideal time for him to start his own company to help young players establish themselves and step up the career ladder.- July 2, 2020
Reece and his mom, Maura, founded Reece’s Homemade Doggie Treats
In 2016, Reece and his mom, Maura, founded Reece’s Homemade Doggie Treats: all-natural grain-free dog treats that the two create and bake at home. Four years later, the business continues to grow. Reece Devine, in addition to the routines of teens like homework, friends and also an internship he had business in his hand to run. Reece is an animal lover and he says that he thought about treats for other animals as well. He said that he made changes in the business to flourish the business. Grain-free treats, dairy-and-grain-free treats are offered. Reece has also added CBD treats to his line, which he said has helped many fur babies walk better, be less stressed, and have overall improved wellbeing. Prices range from $8 to $15 per bag offering a generous amount of treats, available for small and larger dogs.- July 2, 2020
Harshita Jain from American Embassy School, New Delhi proud founder of Necessiteas
Hailing from the family who owns the KLJ Chemicals, Harshita grew up listening to business plans, strategies and finances. Her grandfather, who started the company, is her role model of entrepreneurship. Harshith Jain would go to the USA with her family for vacation every summer with her grandparents settled there. she enjoyed the endless cuppas of Bubble Tea or Boba available at many outlets across the country among others. Bubble Tea is a famous beverage. It was invented around the 1980s in Taiwan. She used to love Bubble Tea and she used to miss it when coming to India. Then she realized that there are even more Bubble Tea lovers in India. She wanted to make a stall that has strong Bubble Tea. Last year at an age of 16, Harshita Jain, founded Necessities. Sh studies in American Embassy School in New Delhi. Necessities- is a destination for quality Bubble Tea in the national capital. When asked about the experience of getting to the world of business she said that their dinner conversations will be more on business as their family background is completely business based. She said that she imports the necessary goods like tea powder and coffee powder all away from Taiwan because the quality is vital to point any business. She is getting good reviews all away and getting developed business. Harshita is a perfect example of age is a just number in entrepreneurial life.- July 2, 2020
The 16-year-old from Basford started his own garden maintenance business
Jacob a 16-year-old teen started his own garden maintenance business. His parents, bus driver Simon and optician Gillian, drop him off at some of his jobs but he cycles to others, transporting his lawnmower and other equipment in a specially purchased bike trailer.
What does he do? Jacob offers services like weeding, lawn mowing, fence and sheds painting and planting. He also does deliveries on his vehicle himself. Jacob said that his family is proud of him and help by taking him to some of his jobs when they're able to. He had customers who have been surprised when he had turned up and they've realised his age, but they've been happy to let him do the job. Jacob just finished his GCSE year at Chesterton Community Sports College. Like we know where the dream lives, you live there. Jacob loves gardening. He said he enjoys doing gardening at home, which made him think that he might be able to do it as a business. He also has plenty of time on my hands at the moment so decided to give it a go. He's applied to study horticulture and landscaping at Reaseheath College and also business studies, law and geography A levels at Newcastle College but says he hasn't decided which route to take yet.
The 16-year-old from Basford has started his own garden maintenance business and has clients across Stoke-on-Trent and Newcastle. You will get to know more about Jacob's business and his entrepreneurship in social media through Facebook and other platforms.
- July 1, 2020
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