Walmart lends a helping hand to women entrepreneurs

WEConnect International and Vrutti are the first 32 WOBs organizations to implement the program.
Wal-Mart India continues to work on empowering women and has launched a new program to help women entrepreneurs improve their skills, capabilities and sustainability of their business.
To this end, retailers have launched a \"business development plan\" for women \"--
Owned enterprise (WOBs) with 32 participants who will come from different categories such as Andhra Pradesh, Delhi NCR, Telangana, Punjab and Uttar Pradesh
Commenting on the launch of the initiative, Krish Iyer, President and CEO of Wal-Mart India, said, \"The program aims to help women entrepreneurs achieve a higher level of business growth, and help them to be more competitive and resilient in today\'s dynamic business environment.
We hope that as we continue to grow in India, this project will create a pipeline for women suppliers for the industry and Wal-Mart India.
\"WEConnect International and Vrutti are the first 32 WOBs organizations to implement the program.
In nine-
Women will receive capacity-building, training, guidance and technical support tailored to the needs of their businesses.
Wal-Mart has been working to empower women around the world to help WOBs succeed and grow, the company said in a statement.
As part of the program, the company has pledged to raise $20 billion from women for its US business and double purchases from WOBs International.
\"So Wal-Mart India has been looking for long term
\"Associated with the terminology of potential WOBs and supporting this important work,\" the company said . \".
Jenny Greisser, senior director of women\'s economic empowerment at Wal-Mart, said, \"We are excited about the work that Wal-Mart India has done for women\'s economic empowerment.
The empowerment of women is the right thing to do for the community, which also has a good business sense.
Wal-Mart India\'s leadership in women\'s empowerment will serve as an example for the rest of the world.
\"The leading Japanese consumer electronics brand Sansui hopes to have a 10% market share in the TV sector and plans to sell 10 lakh units this year.
The company expanded its portfolio by adding a range of new TVs, including curved 4 k Ultra hd led with a golden border and other premium TVs.
4 k Ultra hd led, smart connected TV and full hd TV.
According to Amitabh Tiwari, chief operating officer of Sansui, the company has added 10 new power-packed TVs to enliven the portfolio.
\"We know that today\'s consumers are smart and tech-savvy.
Smart, so look for smart but quality products.
On this basis, the new series is designed to provide customers with the best service and stimulate their senses.
\"With that, we expect the market share to reach 10%,\" he said . \"
The price of the new series TV starts at Rs 20,000, and for the 165 cm curve 4 k led TV with a golden border, the price is as high as RS.
In order to effectively reach the target audience and build the brand, Sansui will launch a detailed marketing plan that includes a combination of online (ATL), offline (BTL) and digital promotion of the new series.
Durable consumer goods giant LG Electronics India presented its future technology at its fourth annual technology conference in Mumbai.
This year, its iconic collection and cutting products are on display.
Edge advanced lineup of Statesof-the-
Art OLED 4 k TV with Dolby Vision, 12 kg front washing machine and air purifier.
The most interesting thing, however, is the 950-liter knock. on door-in-
When you knock on the door fridge lights up and becomes transparent so you can check what\'s inside the fridge without opening the door.
Take advantage of LG\'s innovative doorin-
Without opening the entire refrigerator, the door is characterized by a reduction in cold air loss of up to 47%, which helps to keep the food fresh for a longer period of time.
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