Tag: entrepreneur
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Praveen Sharma, Business Head at Interactive Media on opting for LL.B after MBA
Praveen Sharma is a Commerce and an MBA graduate from Kurukshetra University. Right after his MBA he opted for an LL.B from Delhi University and graduated as a lawyer in 2013. Most of you would know about CAClubIndia.com, LawyersClubIndia.com and MBAClubIndia.com; Praveen is the Business Head of Marketing & Partnership of Interactive Media Pvt. Ltd., the company…
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Surabhi Modi on Clat Possible, CLAT 2015 and the mantra to successful entrepreneurship
Surabhi Modi is an outstanding Fulbright scholar from Delhi University. She is an ardent reader; research scholar in films and literature and a successful entrepreneur in the field of legal education. She is the managing director of Team Satyam, Clat Possible tutorials, which was conceived in Lucknow but is now a leading name in legal…
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Harsh Gagrani, Director, LegalEdge, on being author, entrepreneur, and lawyer
Harsh graduated from NLIU, Bhopal, in 2011. He is the director of LegalEdge Tutorial. He also recently authored The Pearson Guide to the CLAT. We asked him about: Starting up on his own with LegalEdge His advice to law students who couldn’t make it to top NLUs On CLAT 2015 and writing The Pearson Guide to…
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Suveer Bajaj, Co-founder, FoxyMoron, on Digital Marketing, law, and plans for the future
Suveer Bajaj pursued LL.B. from the University of Mumbai, batch of 2012. Prior to that, he had pursued his BMS in Marketing. He is the founding partner of FoxyMoron, a Digital Marketing Company, which is mainly functioning from New Delhi and Mumbai. The company has eminent clients like The L’Oreal Group, Bacardi India, Castrol, Fosters, The…
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Tanuj Kalia, Founder, Lawctopus, on his passion for entrepreneurship, blogging, and plans for the future
Tanuj KAlia graduated from NUJS, batch of 2013. He is founder, CEO, and publishing editor of Lawctopus, an online portal designed to help law students. The website has been featured in leading dailies such as the Economic Times, The Telegraph, among others. His other achievements include being student mentor for law students at IMS Learning Resources;…
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Piya Bose on believing in dreams, leaving law firm & starting up Girls on the Go Club
Piya Bose is a corporate lawyer who left her job to follow her passion: Travelling. She now writes regularly for travel magazines and have also given presentations for TEDx events. Here, she discusses her decision to leave a safe, lucrative career and following her dreams. In this interview, she talks about: Discovering her passion for travelling. Her…
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Arman Sood on starting up E-Shack from Jindal Global Law School and being an entrepreneur
Arman shares his inspirations for creating a startup that sells bar and party accessories. He tells us about funding for the startup and the supportive college environment which made this endeavour possible. Being an entrepreneur he also tells us how he managed highs and lows. Most of our readers are law students and young…
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Apurva Sukant, Founder, Androidly, on studying in CNLU, his passion for philosophy and venturing into tech
Apurva Sukant is a graduate from CNLU, batch of 2011. During this time he has interned with the likes of Mr. Arvind Mouar, Advocate, Civil Court Patna, the Rural Litigation & Entitlement Kendra, Amnesty International India, Honb’le Justice Mr. Ajay Kumar Tripathi, Patna High Court, among others. In May, 2012, he took the entrepreneurial plunge and started his…