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Top 10 Most Successful Female Entrepreneurs In India
Women Entrepreneurs: Many individuals think that women’s are only meant for household work, work as a mother or housewife for their family. Nowadays women are not only restricted to do household work but they are also contributing toward the economy.
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!Women with motivated and creative thoughts are approaching to begin the small and medium-size organizations in which they can work from their home too and can satisfy their family unit commitments also. In basic words, Women’s entrepreneurship is where women compose all the components of creation, face challenges, and give work to other people. The meaning of women entrepreneur has never been separated based on sex and subsequently could be reached out to women entrepreneurs with no limitations.
With all this, Business View Magazine will tell you about the women entrepreneurs in India who all have faced challenges, suffered a lot of struggle and made their way among the top 10.
No 1 Women Entrepreneur in India: While making her presence in 11 countries, the founder of “VLCC” which is known for weight loss programs and beauty cure. Including doctors, nutritionists, physiotherapists, and cosmetologist VLCC have a number of staff.
Vandana Luthra has been awarded by Padma shri in 2013 and by Fortune 500 she has been listed as the 33rd most powerful businesswomen in India.
She has always been involved in a growing business that focuses on simple yet in-demand consumer products. She made her journey to success in 2012 with “Limeroad” along with Manish Saksena, Ankush Mehra, Prashant Mallik.
Limeroad has a huge team of 200 and above IIT- techies To NIFT designers and has reached to almost 600% massive since they have launched.
The online lingerie store Richa Kar is the founder of “Zivame” derived from the word Ziva. she came up with the idea to remove the shyness of lingerie and made a part of fashion. She initially invested 30 lakhs to start her business and despite facing criticism in this field she did not take her step back but stood against all odds to make herself as successful entrepreneurs.
Falguni Nayar
She is the founder of a well-known online beauty product app called “Nykaa”, after quitting her job from Kotak Mahindra Bank she took her idea of business further. Today Nykaa has become the finest choice for women and sells around 35,000 products with 650 brands.
Vani Kola
Founder of “Kalaari Capital”, she has a reputation in building and mentoring the young minds and to raise successful enterprise. The ideas of the investment for start-ups like Myntra, Apps Daily, Snapdeal came from her. She focuses on the company’s technology anchorage Indian domestic growth to develop a high enterprise.
Pranshu Patni
While focusing on entrepreneurs’ dreams, she founded “Culture Alley” in 2014. While doing thorough research along with her team she created an app wherein people could learn different foreign languages, although the idea behind this came when her husband went to China and he was facing problems to make people understand and therein she thought of Culture Alley.
Shradha Sharma
With the idea of storytelling concept, she founded “YourStory”, born in Patna Shradha has made her way in assembling the stories coming from various backgrounds.
Upasana Taku
While leaving her career in Silicon Valley, he raised “Mobikwik” along with her husband in 2009. Mobikwik is the first Mobile Wallet of India and without worrying about cash, an individual can easily recharge their phones.
Shahnaz Hussain
CEO of “Shahnaz Herbals” Shahnaz Hussain is the leading women entrepreneurs in India. She is also known as Queen of Herbal Beauty Care and has been running her business over 138 countries and has around 600 franchises.
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Sairee Chahal
Founder of “Sheroes”, Sairee is known to be an inspiration for many women. The basic idea came by looking at the women who all leave their career for raising a family. Sheroes is all about where women are free to talk and present their ideas and seek expert help and can grow in their lives.
