Level Next project launched in association of IIM-A, EDII under the aegis of Jain International Organisation
Pune (P&V News Service) : In its bid to help the businessmen, entrepreneurs and start-ups from across India to grow big in their sector, LEVEL NEXT project envisaged in the association with IIM-Ahmedabad and Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India (EDII)and under the Jain International Organisation (JIO), has dedicated the joint project to general public. The project aims to help the businesses with the ways to prosper in their sector by train and mentor them and by handholding for the success.
The project, initiated with the blessings of Parampujya Naypadmsagarji Mahara jsaheb and Param Pujya Vidushi Arya Mayna Mahasatiji, want to play a big role in transforming India into a developed nation. For it, the focus of the LEVEL NEXT project would be on making the country competent and skilled one by undertaking skill development and encouraging self-dependency or Atma Nirbharata. The project will encourage entrepreneurs and small businessmen to grow big in their businesses.
“It is not just and expression but with the help of the skill-based training and solutions to the day-to-day problems they have been facing, the LEVEL NEXT project will help these entrepreneurs on real time basis. The sole purpose of the project is to take the citizens of India reach their Level Next, venture their own business and prosper economically. We want to transform India from a ‘poor and developing country’ into a prosperous and developed country. We strive to bring the change to make our country financially worthy and competent and to bring prosperity through making every individual capable and skilful through this project,” said Dr Mehul Rupani Managing Director of Level Next,
Dr Mehul Rupani further said that , “We want to see every house in the country to become a business house, every small businessman of the country to grow big, every big businessman takes his business to global level and every youth of India to becomes a successful entrepreneur. Similarly, the women in the country, who have in-born entrepreneurial skills in them, should come forward to become successful entrepreneurs. We want to see the transformation among the people from just the turn over of a few hundreds to a few crores of rupees. We want the Panwala a become a pan shop owner and take the progress and prosperity to the last human being of the ecosystem of our country by making him financially stable and strong.”
