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With over 1,500 LSE founders residing in India, it stands as the third most active country in terms of LSE entrepreneurial activity, with over 4% of LSE’s global founder population choosing India as their startup launch pad.
The Women Founders Programme for South and South East Asia was born out of community need and is designed to meet the structural & support needs for women founders across countries within the South & South East Asia geography.
The programme launched in July in Delhi with a Women Founders Breakfast led by LJ Silverman and Paroma Ganguly. The programme’s internal lead is Laura Ross alongside local expert practitioner Paroma Ganguly, LSE Generate Women’s Entrepreneurship Ambassador.