Eularie Saldanha
Sep 16, 2021

The connotation of ‘you need to be a man to be a manager’ must change: Britannia’s women entrepreneurship panel

Female entrepreneurs and experts share light on the experiences, hindrances and growth challenges from their journeys

From left: Kanwaljit Singh, Faye DSouza, Aarti Mohan, Subhra Chadda and Rashmi Daga

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