The program was aimed at NEN members across the country who have limited knowledge in teaching high-growth entrepreneurship, said the school’s statement. The program was meant to foster the participants to conduct engaging programs in their campuses after the workshop. The course was developed by leading entrepreneurship faculty members from India and abroad and was taught by leading entrepreneurship faculty from India, said the statement.

“The course content included innovative experiential tools for idea generation, opportunity evaluation, creation of business models and financial projections and raising capital,” added the release. Around 24 faculty members attended the five-day course which was fourth in the national series by NEN.