Startup Ignition to hold startup job fair in Indore
Startup Ignition – a Indore-based start-up community has organized Start-up Internship and Job Fair event on Friday, where two hundred plus students of IPS Academy and fifteen plus start-ups participated.
By Vishal Dutta, ET Bureau | Updated:
AHMEDABAD: Startup Ignition – a Indore-based start-up community has organized Start-up Internship and Job Fair event on Friday, where two hundred plus students of IPS Academy and fifteen plus start-ups participated.
The start-ups and other companies at the event include TeleRikshaw, Msg91.com, Hoppingo.com, test4less.com, Fruit Bowl Digital, MP09digital.com, WittyFeeds, Mangosteen Café, ManthanMania, Maggcom.com, Studio Resurgam, Aniruddh Plastics, Maalgadi.com, The Rising Consultancy and MBAOPTIONS.in
The event organized to attract youngsters towards emerging jobs opportunities in start-ups and upcoming start-ups aims to bridge the gap between students and start-ups and also to provide solutions for the problems and challenges that start-ups face in hiring, branding and marketing.
“This platform would also provide a chance for the start-ups to look for co-founder and also connect them to Angel Investors” said Gaurav Jain, co-founder of Startup Ignition.
Startups Ignition was itself born out of a discussion between Jain and Mayur Sethi who found that there is a need to bridge or have a connective platform to have a simple yet systematic process to solve the problem faced by the start-ups. Kavita Jhala is the coordinator and deals with entrepreneurs at Startups Ignition.
The start-ups and other companies at the event include TeleRikshaw, Msg91.com, Hoppingo.com, test4less.com, Fruit Bowl Digital, MP09digital.com, WittyFeeds, Mangosteen Café, ManthanMania, Maggcom.com, Studio Resurgam, Aniruddh Plastics, Maalgadi.com, The Rising Consultancy and MBAOPTIONS.in
The event organized to attract youngsters towards emerging jobs opportunities in start-ups and upcoming start-ups aims to bridge the gap between students and start-ups and also to provide solutions for the problems and challenges that start-ups face in hiring, branding and marketing.
“This platform would also provide a chance for the start-ups to look for co-founder and also connect them to Angel Investors” said Gaurav Jain, co-founder of Startup Ignition.
Startups Ignition was itself born out of a discussion between Jain and Mayur Sethi who found that there is a need to bridge or have a connective platform to have a simple yet systematic process to solve the problem faced by the start-ups. Kavita Jhala is the coordinator and deals with entrepreneurs at Startups Ignition.
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