The DiasporaNEXT Social Entrepreneurs List comprises young entrepreneurs who run for-profit businesses with social causes, was launched through two separate sessions on December 6 and 7, each featuring a panel of founders honoured on the list
Indiaspora, a nonprofit community of global Indian leaders, has released a list of 61 young social entrepreneurs of Indian origin, from across the globe, who are creating social impact and change through companies, reported americanbazaaronline.com.
The DiasporaNEXT Social Entrepreneurs List comprises young entrepreneurs who run for-profit businesses with social causes, was launched through two separate sessions on December 6 and 7, each featuring a panel of founders honoured on the list.
The list aims to celebrate young entrepreneurs whose companies are addressing issues such as access to healthcare, quality education, water and sanitation, arts and culture, food insecurity, and employability, according to a press release.
Indiaspora’s Executive Director, Sanjeev Joshipura, speaking about the list, said: “The honorees on this list are a true inspiration. Their work today is paving the road for the future generation of social entrepreneurs,” said. “These leaders are playing an active role in providing sustainable solutions to some of the world’s most pressing challenges.”
“Some of the greatest challenges we face are driven by lack of access and lack of opportunity,” said Alwar Pillai, Co-founder and CEO of Fable. “I started Fable with Abid (Virani) to change that, and ensure that everyone, regardless of ability, can participate in, contribute to, and help shape society. Indiaspora’s support of Social Entrepreneurs and solutions like Fable demonstrates their commitment to solving the most impactful problems and a shared vision of an equitable digital future.“
DiasporaNEXT’s Social Entrepreneurs List includes Indian-origin entrepreneurs from India and from geographies with significant diaspora migration, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, the United Arab Emirates, Singapore, New Zealand and Australia.
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The DiasporaNEXT Social Entrepreneurs List is a follow up to Indiaspora’s existing List projects, which include a Business Leaders List, Government Leaders List, and Philanthropy Leaders List.
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Indiaspora’s inaugural Business Leaders List (July 2020), highlights the Indian diaspora who are leading the largest global companies and the Government Leaders List (February 2021) highlights over 200 government leaders of Indian heritage from 15 countries around the globe
“I am truly grateful for being one of the people featured on this audacious list.” said Anto Philip, Co-founder and CEO of Under25. “It is moments like these that make the journey all the more meaningful.”
“I have had the chance of being a part of the Indiaspora community over the last year and the power of true communities such as this empowers young people like me to continue to dream bigger with a sense of belonging and togetherness,” he said. “This reminds me of why it’s just the beginning and there is so much more to do.”
Indiaspora’s DiasporaNEXT initiative aims to build a community, a network, for young entrepreneurs and aspiring entrepreneurs of Indian-origin to help bring their ideas and aspirations to center stage, the release said.
Indiaspora also called on any young Indian-origin entrepreneurs to reach out if they are interested in being a part of the DiasporaNEXT network.
“We are delighted to be launching the DiasporaNEXT Social Entrepreneurs List to highlight the amazing and impactful work that the younger generation of Indians and the Indian Diaspora are doing,” said Indiaspora’s Senior Coordinator of Marketing and Communications, Raka Mukherjee. “We applaud these individuals for choosing to pursue social entrepreneurship and make a difference in people’s lives through their work.”
The DiasporaNEXT Social Entrepreneurs List is a follow up to Indiaspora’s existing List projects, which include a Business Leaders List, Government Leaders List, and Philanthropy Leaders List.
Indiaspora’s inaugural Business Leaders List (July 2020), highlights the Indian diaspora who are leading the largest global companies and the Government Leaders List (February 2021) highlights over 200 government leaders of Indian heritage from 15 countries around the globe.
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