Shivendu Madhava Paving The Way For Young Indian Entrepreneurs

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AITCCL hopes to help students turn their dreams of becoming entrepreneurs into reality by guiding them to follow their passion 




Shivendu Madhava, the founder of a national level technical consultancy firm,  All India Technical Consultancy Corporation Limited (AITCCL), explains the necessity of several factors that pave the way to the success of young Indian entrepreneurs. He emphasizes that the way to converting a business idea into success is executing the business plan under state-of-the-art consultancy.

According to Shivendu, the government sector requires ideas like Smart City Development plan while the private sectors like Education Department require skill development and curriculum planning. He further highlights that the corporate sectors need feasibility studies and market research. To keep up with these demands, AITCCL aims to provide quality consulting services to these organizations.
The golden words of Steve Jobs – ‘Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish’ have been an inspiration for the 27-year old Shivendu Madhava whose startup, AITCCL provides quality consulting services in an array of sectors and business verticals.

The golden words of Steve Jobs – ‘Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish’ have been an inspiration for the 27-year old Shivendu Madhava whose startup, AITCCL provides quality consulting services in an array of sectors and business verticals.
AITCCL works in close association with educational constitutions to promote one-on-one training and awareness programs along with entrepreneurship programs. AITCCL hopes to help students turn their dreams of becoming entrepreneurs into reality by guiding them to follow their passion.
The organization helps new entrepreneurs in diverse ways such as compliances, forming new ventures and getting all the approvals to commence their business at the earliest. The organization has expanded its wings over Dehradun, Patna, Jaipur, Bhopal, Lucknow, Varanasi, Kolkata, Kochi and Bangalore.
Location: Delhi, India

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