NagaEd, a pioneering digital education company from Nagaland, has demonstrated the potential of local startups at the national investor meet hosted by IIM Lucknow Enterprise Incubation Centre (IIM LEIC) in its Noida campus
DIMAPUR — NagaEd, a pioneering digital education company from Nagaland, has demonstrated the potential of local startups at the national investor meet hosted by IIM Lucknow Enterprise Incubation Centre (IIM LEIC) in its Noida campus on June 24.
An update from NagaEd stated that the event provided a platform for startup founders, investors, and corporate partners to connect, collaborate, and explore investment opportunities to bolster the startup ecosystem in the country. It added that NagaEd was among the privileged 30 startups invited to pitch their innovative ideas and growth plans at the event.
Kevisato Sanyu, founder of NagaEd, said, “We are honoured by the invitation from IIM Lucknow Enterprise Incubation Centre for NagaEd to take part in this national investor meet. We believe that local startups have immense potential to make a significant impact on a broader scale. By participating in events like these, we not only showcase our innovations but also represent our communities, highlighting the talent and entrepreneurship that thrives with tribal and indigenous peoples.”
Yamini Bhushan Pandey, managing director of IIML EIC said, “We at IIML EIC are committed to providing holistic support to startups across the nation. We are proud of the phenomenal initiative taken by Shiroi and Kevisato by instituting the company, which is aimed at providing quality education. IIML EIC believes that NagaEd is making a significant contribution and is creating a lasting impact in the North east region by making quality education accessible for all. We strive to provide NagaEd with access to all prominent stakeholders within the startup ecosystem to provide valuable impetus for their growth.”
Report stated that the event witnessed enthusiastic participation of more than 40 venture capital firms, angel networks, and strategic partners from leading public sector undertakings (PSUs) like ONGC, GAIL, Oil India, and HPCL.
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