BSE, Inventivepreneur Chamber of Commerce & Industries (ICCI) tie-up to empower SMEs and Start-ups
Mumbai, : ICCI (Inventivepreneur Chamber of Commerce and Industries In its endeavour to support SMEs and Start-ups listed under BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange) has signed an MoU with BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange). Inventivepreneur Chamber of Commerce and Industries (ICCI) is operational as biggest platform to support entrepreneurship globally. Through this association, ICCI will offer assistance in evaluating SMEs and startups for listing on BSE SME board. Besides, it will also sensitise the investor network to listed SME-Startups and curate startups. ICCI will offer industry connect to respective BSE startups globally and support entrepreneurship nationwide through knowledge transmission on government announced programs, Acceleration Fund, International Presence and Global Business Relations. To make this a real success ICCI will conduct various networking activities, awareness camps and interactive sessions, Business Events. ICCI will enrol and engage BSE SME listed businesses under exclusive flagship programs like Investor Pitch Day, Livewithmalhotra, #CrossBorder, International Business Exchange Programs and Inventivepreneur TV Show.
Dr Ritika Yadav, President ICCI, “With the vision of promoting entrepreneurship nationwide we have join hands with BSE. We would enrich the ecosystem of Investors for BSE SME listed businesses altogether. We will aim to bring Government agencies, overseas ventures and Indian businesses under one umbrella to enhance economic & social development of nation”
Shri. Ajaykumar Thakur, Head BSE SME & Startups, said, “As India’s leading stock exchange, it’s our responsibility to support government’s nation-building exercise. Through ICCI, we believe more startups and SMEs will get adequate exposure on the benefits of listing on an exchange and will be able to comprehend the functioning of capital market in a better way.”
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