Struggling to scale up your business? Head to coach Ameet Parekh's seminar for answers
Entrepreneurs who are unhappy about the fruits of their business rarely work on the root of the problem.
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Ameet Parekh, India’s leading business success coach and author, has helped thousands of entrepreneurs identify that and take their business to the next level.
Business coach and author Ameet Parekh will share what it takes for ambitious entrepreneurs to transform businesses.
Are you a business owner eager to grow your business? If yes, you must work on the roots that influence it. Ameet Parekh, India’s leading business success coach and author, has helped thousands of entrepreneurs identify that and take their business to the next level.
After interacting with more than 3,000 entrepreneurs in India and around the world, Parekh realised that entrepreneurs are putting their money and energy behind building their dream businesses, but most of them struggle to scale up. That’s because businesses are of ten completely dependent on the entrepreneurs. They are managing every function — marketing, sales, operations, customer service, accounts and HR — while growth takes a back seat.
Go for the roots Entrepreneurs who are unhappy about the fruits of their business rarely work on the root of the problem. Parekh says that there are two root-areas to be focussed upon which will resolve this growth challenge: 1. Discover business warrior mindset 2. Learn to create a system driven business model
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A warrior mindset Parekh, who has been certified by the International Coach Federation, believes that business performance acceleration can be easily achieved if entrepreneurs create a warrior mindset, and in his upcoming book Your Mind is Your Enemy, Parekh shares how exactly to build Super Performer Mindset.
Ameet Parekh has been certified by the International Coach Federation. Global perspective Learnings from several global experts and real-life experiences, Parekh turned his wisdom into practical steps for business owners who are ready to move out of survival stage towards building a successful business. To attain this, Parekh has created a ‘business growth system’ and a team which has been helping thousands of business owners to evolve and expand their business.
Seminar
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Parekh has been mentoring established as well as promising entrepreneurs across the country through his seminar called ‘How to Grow Your Business’. It’s a platform where he teaches how to attain the right mindset and find out what are the eight focus areas for excellence. The participants vouch for high octane presentations with a dash of humour and the ability to connect with his audience. To make sure your business does a turnaround, attend the ‘How to Grow Your Business’ seminar.
This seminar is being organised in Delhi. Where: Hotel Piccadily, Janakpuri
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When: December 14, Event registration is free. This offer is valid only today. For details, call Poornima 8767540121 or register on www.ameetparekh.com/htgyb
ETPanache Dialogues On Grooming: The Business Of Looking Good
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The third edition of ET Panache Dialogues was on men’s grooming in India. There is a marked shift in the Indian man’s outlook towards looking good. The multi-crore grooming industry is also important from the economic standpoint. Snapshots from the roundtable discussion between six qualified guests.
In Pic: Sumanto Chattopadhyay, Chairman, 82.5 Communications, Ogilvy Group, takes a selfie with fellow panellists.
(Clockwise from left): Chattopadhyay, Nihir Parikh (Chief Business Officer, Nykaa.com), Kavita Angre (Director, Insights and Media, L’Oreal India), Raghavendra Rathore (designer), Krishna Gupta (MD, Lloyds Luxuries Ltd) and Dhimaan Shah (Founder, StyleCracker.com)
Location courtesy: The GVK Presidential Suite, Taj Santacruz, Mumbai
Image courtesy: Nishikant Gamre & Shriya Patil
The third edition of ET Panache Dialogues was on men’s grooming in India. There is a marked shift in the Indian man’s outlook towards looking good. The multi-crore grooming industry is also important..
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Chattopadhyay (C), armed with a wealth of awards and experience in advertising, makes a point.
Chattopadhyay (C), armed with a wealth of awards and experience in advertising, makes a point.
Angre (R) is all ears as Rathore, couturier to the rich and famous and known for his bandhgalas, holds forth.
Angre (R) is all ears as Rathore, couturier to the rich and famous and known for his bandhgalas, holds forth.
Shah absorbs the insights being shared by his fellow panellists.
Shah absorbs the insights being shared by his fellow panellists.
Angre’s varied background – she did her engineering in Mumbai before studying at IIM Lucknow – enabled her to have an evolved take on the industry.
Angre’s varied background – she did her engineering in Mumbai before studying at IIM Lucknow – enabled her to have an evolved take on the industry.
Gupta is in the business of classic haircuts and styling, and walks the talk with his neat turn at the event.
Gupta is in the business of classic haircuts and styling, and walks the talk with his neat turn at the event.
Rathore stresses on the importance of grooming priority No. 1 - personal hygiene.
Rathore stresses on the importance of grooming priority No. 1 - personal hygiene.
A part time actor and model, Chattopadhyay makes a style statement with his mane and denim jacket.
A part time actor and model, Chattopadhyay makes a style statement with his mane and denim jacket.
Parikh shares his observations of the grooming industry.
Parikh shares his observations of the grooming industry.
Rathore and Gupta discover they have something in common - a special connection with Jodhpur.
Rathore and Gupta discover they have something in common - a special connection with Jodhpur.
