National Entrepreneurship Network

By thescian on January 9, 2008.

The National Entrepreneurship Network (NEN), founded in 2002, is a not-for-profit initiative of the Wadhwani Foundation, working to inspire, educate and support the next generation of high-growth entrepreneurs in India.
NEN was co-founded by five of India's premier academic institutions: IIT Bombay; IIM Ahmedabad; SP Jain Institute, Bombay; IBAB, Bangalore and BITS Pilani. Over the past three years, NEN's focus on introducing a new paradigm in entrepreneurship education in India -- and its innovative method of doing so -- has made it its leading catalyst on campuses across India.

NEN's ultimate goal is to help launch thousands of new entrepreneurs, who in turn will create hundreds of thousands of much-needed valuable jobs for India.

[via Everyday Entrepreneurs]

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Dear NEN Unit,

It is a great honous to have this kind of body in India and associated with many reputed bodies.

I am please to see this site today and would like to share my experiences and also to do some projects related to Telemedicine and e-health services in India.

Since I have been working in HIS/HIMS IT services in Healthcare and Telemedicine over the last 12 years, it would my long time wish to do some productive and innovative servics in quality heatlth care delivery projects.

I would look forward to get associated with your body.

Regards,
Kishore Reddy

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