Start-ups, biz talent encouraged, awarded at WYSIWYG meet

This edition of Young Turks discusses why India is yet to tap the potential of college start-ups and why corporate Indian is committed to discovering raw talent instead of nurturing entrepreneurship on campus.

The What You See Is What You Get (WYSIWYG) conference offers a platform where thinkers and innovators can communicate, discuss and encourage budding entrepreneurs. At its conference held in October, eminent speakers like Nitin Seth, country head, Fidelity International India shared their stories and unraveled ideas.
Also at the event was Young Turk Ajay Chaturvedi, founder, HarVa who recently announced the winner of the Empowered Woman Award at the Global Sourcing Council 2012 in New York. Ajay Chaturvedi:  When they selected us, sourcing practices was one of the criteria and this is done in sync with World Bank and several other organisations with them. It has been a fantastic experience. We are one of the four winners from across the world. For the complete show, watch the accompanying videos...