Does Being A Women Entrepreneur Have Its Advantages?

On Being A Women Entrepreneur

Our podcast guest from India, Vayjayanti Pugalia, discusses her start as a women entrepreneur. 14 years ago, Vayjay started running etiquette workshops for models entering their careers. Being a woman entrepreneur, Vayjay says the focus is “not giving up.”  You need to overcome the challenges of being heard, getting funding and finding the right association of collaborators because these can all be hurdles for women entrepreneurs.  Originally a soft skill trainer, Vayjay is now is on a much larger stage, curating and running summits for kid entrepreneurs and transgenders.

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Vajayanti Pugalia Bio

Ms.Vayjayanti Pugalia freelances as a Corporate Grooming expert and a Culinary artist. She also excels in her area of work which comprises International Etiquette/ Fine Dining and Wine Appreciation. She is a philanthropist and a social entrepreneur who has curated many impactful events like Colours of Innocence 1st and 2nd edition and the very recent The Kidoprenuer Summit, the first-ever conclave of such a kind in the country which talked about child entrepreneurship.

Vayjayanti has many workshops to her credit where she has trained many individuals seeking her expertise in topics related to finesse and impressive skills. She has been successful in bringing significant growth in personal and professional lives of individuals with her panache and guided maneuver.

Vayjayanti is a motivational speaker and her works have been covered extensively by print and digital media like the leading SANMARG and TELEGRAPH daily. She has been interviewed by many global portals who work towards the growth of women entrepreneurship.

Vayjayanti has been awarded the Exceptional Women of Excellence Award by the Women Economic Forum.