| Event Name: Think, Create, Impact: Exploring Social Entrepreneurship with Vyomini | Event Date: 10th September 2026 |
| Faculty Coordinators: UG Management Department | Event Timings: 10:00 am onwards |
| Participants: Students of the UG Management Department | Mode: Offline |
| Resource Person: Ms. Prachi, Founder of VYOMINI | Venue: 3rd Floor Auditorium |
Objective:
The objective of the guest session, "Think, Create, Impact: Exploring Social Entrepreneurship with Vyomini," was to create awareness among students about social entrepreneurship and its potential to address social needs through innovative and sustainable approaches. The session aimed to familiarise students with the role of entrepreneurship in creating meaningful social impact, with particular emphasis on women-led development. It also sought to encourage students to think creatively, identify real-world social challenges, and explore how entrepreneurial ideas can be transformed into initiatives that contribute positively to society.
Detailed Report:
The UG Management Department, Lloyd Group of Institutions, organised a guest session titled "Think, Create, Impact: Exploring Social Entrepreneurship with Vyomini" on 10th September 2026 at the 3rd Floor Auditorium. The session commenced at 10:00 am onwards and featured Ms. Prachi, Founder of VYOMINI, as the resource person. The session was designed to provide students with an understanding of social entrepreneurship and the ways in which entrepreneurial thinking can be connected with social responsibility and impact.
During the session, Ms. Prachi engaged the students with insights into social entrepreneurship, women-led development, and the broader role of entrepreneurship in creating meaningful social change. The interaction encouraged students to look beyond conventional business objectives and consider how ideas can respond to social needs while creating sustainable value. The theme of the session highlighted the importance of combining creativity, empathy, and entrepreneurial thinking to develop ideas with a wider social purpose.
The session also encouraged students to reflect on the relationship between ideas and impact. Through the discussion, students were motivated to explore real-world problems, think of innovative solutions, and recognise the role of entrepreneurship in contributing to social development. The interaction with the founder of VYOMINI provided students with an opportunity to gain practical perspective on social entrepreneurship and women-led initiatives. The session concluded with students gaining greater awareness of the possibilities of creating entrepreneurial ventures and initiatives that can generate meaningful social impact.
Conclusion:
The guest session, "Think, Create, Impact: Exploring Social Entrepreneurship with Vyomini," provided students with meaningful exposure to the concept of social entrepreneurship and its relevance in the contemporary context. The session successfully highlighted the connection between entrepreneurial ideas, empathy, innovation, and social impact.
The interaction with Ms. Prachi, Founder of VYOMINI, encouraged students to think beyond conventional business models and recognise the potential of entrepreneurship as a means of addressing social challenges. The session therefore contributed to broadening students' understanding of entrepreneurship, women-led development, and purpose-driven innovation, while inspiring them to think, create, and work towards greater social impact.
