About the Workshop: The one day seminar on Establishing Start-ups in the domain of Law aims to provide fundamental understanding towards startup ventures, ventures especially in the domain of law, writing business proposals and successful administration of ventures. This Programme will foster discussion on practical issues underpinning the theory. It will provide an opportunity to hone up critical understanding, insight and skills that are essential for establishing start- ups mainly in the domain of law. The programme includes comprehensive understanding and experience sharing for start-ups for successful implementation and execution of the same in line with the opportunities available.The seminar includes facilitated discussions, experiential learning and analysis of case studies for increased understanding. Focus Areas of the Seminar: What is Entrepreneurship? Understanding legal startup venture. Writing business proposals and Administration of startup venture. Experience sharing session followed by Question Answers. Programme Fees: INR 500/- (Inclusive of Service Tax) per participant. The programme fee includes delegate fee, kit, breakfast, lunch and refreshment.(*Accommodation will be provided on payment/request basis. Contact Programme Coordinator.) Programme Registration: Registration will be closed on 30th September 2016.Max: 50 Participants (First come basis)Target Participants:University / College Students, Graduates with Law / Any other Discipline, professionals and any aspirant planning to… Read full this story
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