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KCCI holds seminar on entrepreneurship for women

July 7, 2011
Mangalore, July 7: A seminar on women entrepreneurship was inaugurated on Thursday at the premises of Kanara Chamber of Commerce and Industry here under the aegis of KCCI and the Corporation Bank.

Ramnath Pradeep, Chairman and Managing Director, Corporation Bank, HO, Mangalore inaugurated the programme.

According to the organisers, the aim of the seminar titled “Stride 2011: women entrepreneurship — opportunities for women in service and trading enterprises”, is to encourage women entrepreneurs.

While explaining about the significance of the topic, B N Shenoy, General Manager of the Corporation Bank, said the bank offered loans to women entrepreneurs in the small enterprises sector. It would offer loan-linked savings bank account designed for working women.

Madhura Chatrapathy, founder of the Bangalore-based Association of Women Entrepreneurs of Karnataka, Sridharan from Asian Centre for Entrepreneurial Initiatives and Sunanda Eswaran, Dean, Entrepreneurship and Research, WE School, Bangalore were the resources persons for the seminar.

G G Mohandas Prabhu, president of the KCCI and Latha R Kini, Vice President were present among others.


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