Udhyam

WHAT WE DO AT UDHYAM VYAPAAR

Our mission is to help Vyapaaris reach their highest human potential, help scale their businesses and make them successful in life - thereby making entrepreneurship respectable and aspirational.

With a design thinking approach, we deep dive into the business contexts of Vyapaaris and identify the areas which are the bottlenecks in either the business process and/or the mindset, as well as look at untapped opportunities. We ideate together with the Vyapaari and her ecosystem to design solutions, which is then prototyped rigorously and measured for scalable impact potential.

Vyapaar believes in creating system level scale, and hence works with business segments or Vyapaari cohorts wherein a solution has a potential to reach a minimum of 100K vyapaaris pan India when scaled up.

The Key anchors of our program are

Sustainable income uplift post-intervention

Enhanced entrepreneurial mindset for continues innovation and problem-solving

PROGRAMS

A mission to enable Rural and Peri-Urban Enterprises towards improving their systems and methods of working, and addressing key business challenges, thereby increasing their earnings. Udhyam Vyapaar is currently working with 1000+ such women run nano-enterprises across Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Karnataka and helping them improve their Products, Sourcing, Market Reach, and also adopt Innovative Solutions.

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A mission to empower food street vendors, help them grow their businesses profitably, expand their reach, and embrace the digital age for a prosperous future.

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LEADERSHIP

Krishnan Ranganathan

Co-founder, Director - Udhyam Vyapaar

Krishnan moved into the development sector in late 2017 to explore the intersection of Education and Entrepreneurship, after a 13-year stint in the technology consulting space.
At Udhyam, Krishnan started as a volunteer and later on led the Udhyam Shiksha program for 3 years scaling Shiksha's reach from 500 learners per year in 1 state to a million learners across 10 states. He now runs the Udhyam Vyapaar program and is now on a mission to scale Vyapaar's impact to a million Vyapaaris.

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