Don't just start a Startup | Devesh Chawla | TEDxHindujaCollege

Devesh Chawla, Founder and CEO of Chatur Ideas, is a mentor and investor himself and has worked with hundreds of startups including Catapooolt, Strike, Orbit Gamooz, Maaz Market, Market Pulse and many more. He also runs entrepreneurship programs across colleges and startups. He has been felicitated with 'Mahatma Gandhi Samman' award which is awarded to only 25 Indians globally for their contribution in respective fields. He was a part of The Think Tank Series on IPR {Series 1} on ‘National IPR Policy - a way forward’, supported by MSME- Ministry of India. Today he has helped over 700+ startup and has associated with more than 1500 investors across Silicon Valley and all over India. He has also acquired NTA - the 1st Institute for Entrepreneurs training over 34,000 entrepreneurs across 450 colleges in over 125+ cities.
In this TED talk he speaks about how and why to nurture a startup other than just starting it. Devesh Chawla, Founder of Chatur ideas and an incubator. He created a startup to help startups. It takes a lot of money, power and motivation to start something of your own. But having the right lead towards executing your plans and ideas is what one should be very careful about. A small idea has the power to run miles but what fuels this race is what Mr. Chawla is going to shed light upon. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@LeadershipSatsang]

Excellent talk, Devesh. Very informative and inspiring 😊👍

[@mohamedshiekm9905]

Idea
Empathy
Unfair advantage
Know your peers
Discipline
Focus
Team
Global expansion

[@darkvibe2572]

Excellent. Inspiring story. Thank you❤️

[@AbAapkiBaarii]

Very soothing and inspirational at the same time.

[@omtrivedi8059]

Thanks sir amazing and very informative and inspiring

[@deependu__]

thanks sir for the golden words!

[@rajasami2960]

Thanks🙏

[@CodeProHassam]

Starting poetry of Allama Iqbal was wrong.

[@mohiniyawalkar2972]

👍