Empowering Women Entrepreneurs: Top 10 Youngest Trailblazers in India
In the dynamic landscape of entrepreneurship, women are increasingly making their mark, rivaling their male counterparts in founding successful ventures. Let’s delve into the profiles of the top ten youngest women entrepreneurs in India, as highlighted in the inaugural edition of ‘India’s Top 200 Self-made Entrepreneurs of the Millennia 2023,’ presented by IDFC FIRST Private Banking and Hurun India.
Ghazal Alagh, 35, Gurugram
Ghazal Alagh is the co-founder of Mamaearth, a renowned brand offering natural and toxin-free skincare and baby care products. Her journey began with a personal quest to find safe products for her son, leading to the inception of Mamaearth, which has now become a household name in India.
Saumya Singh Rathore, 35, New Delhi
Saumya Singh Rathore, co-founder of WinZO, has played a pivotal role in establishing India’s leading social gaming platform in local languages. With a user base exceeding 100 million, WinZO has garnered significant funding support and investor interest since its inception in 2018.
Rajoshi Ghosh, 36, Bengaluru
As the COO and co-founder of Hasura, Rajoshi Ghosh is a serial entrepreneur with a strong foothold in the software technology realm. Beyond her role at Hasura, she has initiated multiple startups and holds the title of a World Economic Forum Global Shaper.
Dr. Garima Sawhney, 37, Gurugram
Dr. Garima Sawhney, co-founder of Pristyn Care, has made remarkable contributions to India’s healthcare sector. With expertise in gynaecology, she has steered Pristyn Care to a valuation of $1.4 billion, leveraging her compassionate patient care approach.
Kanika Gupta, 39, Gurugram
Kanika Gupta Shori, co-founder and COO of Square Yards, brings over 11 years of experience in banking and entrepreneurship. With a focus on empowering women and supporting children’s welfare, Kanika actively contributes to social initiatives alongside her professional pursuits.
Vineeta Singh, 40, Mumbai
Vineeta Singh, CEO of SUGAR Cosmetics, is a prominent figure in the Indian beauty industry. Her entrepreneurial journey also extends to her role as a judge on Shark Tank India, where she showcases her keen business acumen.
Ruchi Kalra, 40, Gurumgram
Ruchi Kalra, a serial entrepreneur, has co-founded two unicorn startups – OfBusiness and Oxyzo. Her strategic business approach, centered on extracting profit from each transaction, has propelled her ventures to unicorn status, marking a significant achievement in the startup ecosystem.
Mabel Chako, 40, Bengaluru
As the COO at Open, Mabel Chako boasts a rich entrepreneurial journey spanning 13 years in financial technology. Her innovative solutions and expertise in navigating complex financial landscapes have positioned her as a leader in the fintech domain.
Ruchi Deepak, 41, Mumbai
Ruchi Deepak, co-founder of Acko, has redefined the insurance sector with her innovative approach. Leveraging technology to enhance customer experiences, she has played a pivotal role in transforming the industry’s dynamics.
Amrita Sirohia, 41, Gurugram
Amrita Sirohia, co-founder of INDmoney, is driven by her passion for technology and finance. With a diverse professional background at renowned companies like Google and Barclays, she aims to democratize wealth management through tech-enabled financial solutions.
In conclusion, these young women entrepreneurs are not only breaking barriers but also reshaping industries with their innovative ideas and unwavering determination, inspiring a new generation of aspiring entrepreneurs in India.
