EPISODE · Jul 6, 2026 · 4 MIN
Rise of social impact startups in IIM-CIP & the North-East: in-conversation with chairman Ajay Jain
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In this episode we talk with Chairman of the IIMCIP, Ajay Jain, who has been through forty years of entrepreneurship and is now paying it forward as a professor and startup mentor. He talks about how the North-East part of India is going to attract several startups in the years to come and why IIMCIP is playing a vital role in its growth. @iimcalcutta 00:00 - Introduction to the podcast01:21 - Learning from the Corporate world05:20 - Career in Kuwait and the stepping stone to business.08:44 - Why Institutions will create social impact going forward.14:33 - The balance to create innovation that makes impact.18:11 - Academia/Corporate partnership - will it become mainstream.23:12 - Carrying empathy to build a business.29:00 - Supporting the North-East Corridor to become a startup centre.33:03 - Why North East supports some great opportunities.35:55 - The North East will change going forward.41:03 - Role of government, going beyond grants.49:00 - What does it take for innovation to work in the future54:42 - Building future leaders.Support the showThanks for Listening! Follow Us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn or Find us on YouTube
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In this episode we talk with Chairman of the IIMCIP, Ajay Jain, who has been through forty years of entrepreneurship and is now paying it forward as a professor and startup mentor. He talks about how the North-East part of India is going to attract several startups in the years to come and why IIMCIP is playing a vital role in its growth. @iimcalcutta 00:00 - Introduction to the podcast 01:21 - Learning from the Corporate world 05:20 - Career in Kuwait and the stepping stone to ...
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