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The Power of Mentorship Programs for Women Entrepreneurs: A Path to Success

The Power of Mentorship Programs for Women Entrepreneurs: A Path to Success

In the dynamic world of women’s entrepreneurship, mentorship has emerged as a crucial factor in transforming challenges into opportunities. India is experiencing a remarkable rise in female-led ventures, with women now representing about 35% of fintech start-up founders. As per recent reports, the number of women-led startup unicorns has doubled to 17% in just five years. Additionally, women-owned enterprises contribute significantly to the Indian economy, with 63 million MSMEs (Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises) in the country, 20% of which are owned by women entrepreneurs. These businesses are not just startups; they are driving forces behind the creation of 22 to 27 million jobs, with the potential to generate even more in the near future.

These impressive statistics underscore the vital role that women entrepreneurs play in India’s economic landscape, but what often goes unspoken is the foundation that supports their success: mentorship. As more women enter the entrepreneurial space, the importance of mentorship programs becomes increasingly apparent. These programs provide essential guidance, support, and networking opportunities, all of which are crucial for achieving sustained success.

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