Meera Srikant has been working with publishers and publications since 1993, writing and editing articles, features and stories across topics. She also blogs and writes poems, novels and short stories during leisure. Writing for The Smart CEO since 2010, she is also a classical dancer.
Meera Srikant Featured in #Growth Enterprise
Dec 12, 2015
With its two-pronged approach of agri-warehouse management and credit to farmers, Sohan Lal Commodity Management aims to double the number of warehouses in a year and reach a turnover of more than Rs. 2,600 crore in FY15
Meera Srikant Featured in #Growth Enterprise
Understanding the demand cycle
Dec 12, 2015
Brigade Enterprises, which had a turnover of Rs. 1310 crore in FY14-15, is gearing up to achieve a 30 per cent revenue growth in the current fiscal. A key part of its strategy is to deeply understand the dynamic
Meera Srikant Featured in #Startup 50
“If someone makes a mistake – we find out who has made the mistake and clap.”
Nov 20, 2015
Rahul singh, founder and ceo, beer café, has a very nuanced approach to tackling failure. The key, according to him, is to prevent loss of enthusiasm
Meera Srikant Featured in #Startup 50
Intricacies of the education business
Nov 20, 2015
At startup50, we had a panel discussion with leaders from the education sector, to understand the finer nuances of running a business in this space. A few excerpts from this session
Meera Srikant Featured in #Startup 50
Nov 20, 2015
Social ventures have a dual goal – to make a social impact and at the same time, be financially sound
Meera Srikant Featured in #Startup 50
Nov 20, 2015
Two investors, one entrepreneur and one banker get together to speak about what makes or breaks a deal. A few excerpts from the discussion
Meera Srikant Featured in #Startup 50
The art of innovating on the go
Nov 19, 2015
Srikanth iyer, co-founder, homelane, shares how innovative marketing helped one of his earlier ventures – edurite – reach out to its target audience
Meera Srikant Featured in #Startup 50
Nov 19, 2015
For creating a model where they train rural youth, and then find them jobs in head held high services, which offers multiple services to clients through its operations in rural india
Meera Srikant Featured in #Startup 50
Nov 19, 2015
For setting up affordable eyecare centers inside other general hospitals, diabetes centers and pediatric centers
Meera Srikant Featured in #Startup 50
Nov 19, 2015
For manufacturing affordable eye care equipment (3nethra) to eradicate preventable blindness
