SHE POWER 2.0
SHE POWER 2.0 is a digital training program supported by the US State Department focusing the women entrepreneurs in South India, mainly Kerala. This program is offered in Kozhikode, Ernakulam and Trivandrum in Kerala with a combination of offline and online modules.
During the whole day, different sessions will cover topics such as digital handling, online marketing, sales, good practices for promoting entrepreneurship, Tools for cost-effective digital sales, various Government support systems and how to recognize reliable information to limit misinformation. Experts in the relevant fields will facilitate the sessions. Entrepreneurs from different sectors will also share their interesting journeys and good business models.
The Program is scheduled for November 13, November 20 and November 27 2021.
SHE POWER 2.0 is powered by Channeliam.com and supported by Kerala Startup Mission.
Supported By
The US State Department
” She Power was an eye-opener and could discover many possibilities for our product.We could popularise our brand among Participants and to our college mates.”
” The Prize money helped me to invest in R&D to help improve the business. ShePower was Inspiration and has enhanced our confidence.”
“She Power is a great opportunity to showcase your startup and get the business model validated by experts. Winning ShePower was an honour and the subsequent visibility was highly beneficial to us. ShePower also enhanced the credibility and visibility of our venture.”
Nisha Krishnan
Her initiative ShePower is the brainchild of Nisha Krishnan, a journalist who founded channeliam.com. She Power 1.0 and 2.0 were implemented by Nisha as a result of a grant she received from the American State Department in 2020 and 2021. The project was designed to empower women entrepreneurs, startups, and women in technology. The grant was awarded to Ms. Krishnan following her participation in the Alumni Thematic International Exchange Seminar (TIES) held in Almaty, Kazakhstan. In addition to workshops, training, summits, and hackathons, the project included various programs for women in India.
She began her career as a broadcast journalist in 2002 and rose through the ranks to become one of South India’s most dedicated and popular female journalists. In 2008, Nisha Krishnan received the Laadly Award, an award instituted by Population First in collaboration with the United Nations Population Fund. For her television news reports, Nisha won the Kerala State Media Award in 2011. Throughout her career, she has also received several prestigious awards, including the Indian Medical Association Award and the Dr. Ambedkar Award.
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