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“In today’s hyper-connected world, individuals are driving change from the ground up,” said Ariel Pollock, Public Affairs Officer of the US Consulate General Chennai.
Speaking at the Southý Asian Young Entrepreneurs Summit (SAYes) here, Pollock said, “The network that we have built here in Bangalore over the last two days will only grow. You will be the catalysts that break through and break down the barriers to connectivity in this region.”
SAYes programme aims to foster regional economic connectivity in South Asia through entrepreneurship.
The US Consulate General Chennai and The Indus Entrepreneurs (TiE) Bangalore Chapter partnered for the programme which saw 25 young entrepreneurs from Bhutan, Bangladesh, India, Maldives, Nepal, and Sri Lanka attending it.
The two-day summit was held at the Infosys and IIM-Bangalore campuses and it provided a vibrant and diverse platform for networking and mentorship.ý
Topics of discussion ranged from regulations governing regional business cooperation to fundraising and finance for scaling to the role of incubators and taking business overseas. The young entrepreneurs also took advantage of opportunities to engage angel investors throughout the programme.
Next month, on November 19-21, the US will host the fifth annual Global Entrepreneurship Summit in Marrakesh, Morocco, bringing together more than 3000 entrepreneurs under the theme harnessing the power of technology for innovation and entrepreneurship.
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