There’s no one better to share their entrepreneurship lessons from the Covid-19 pandemic than Meghdut Roy Chowdhury. Roy is an entrepreneur, public speaker and change maker, he started his first company at the age of 19, a music recording studio by the name of BlooperHouse Studios, which has till date produced more than 2000 albums and artists from across the world. Meghdut has a Masters’ in Management with a specialisation in International Business from HEC Paris, Stanford University and Tel Aviv University. 

 

He is currently the Director, Global Operations at Techno India Group, one of the largest educational conglomerates in India and has been driving a new wave of experiential inter-disciplinary learning for adults through the recently established Offbeat CCU, a school of the future.

 

He also runs a co-working space/startup incubator called ‘Technopreneurs Surrogate Ventures’ in Kolkata. He has received the Eminent Young Entrepreneur award at the Times Knowledge Icon 2018 in Kolkata, India for his work in the field of promoting young entrepreneurs and initiatives in emerging technologies and has a special interest in reviving the independent music scene of his hometown though promoting live gigs and events regularly.