Response Corps’ marketing platform, Uptrendly, redefines traditional marketing notions by coming up with cost-efficient and creative brand-endorsement avenues
The name Paila, means a step in Nepali, reflects Sherpa’s own “paila” towards sustainability and promotion of the local economy and culture. In this story, we explore Sherpa’s journey in establishing Paila as a brand.
In just about half a year of operation, Chamena, a lunch delivery service for offices, has lived through plenty of ups and downs. This week’s startup story is an attempt to explore those very peaks and troughs
Keeping to the concept of relevance in the business world, the theme for this Venture Talk is “Building a Personal Brand”, an often overlooked aspect of entrepreneurship.
When comparing a foreign brand to a local one, we usually tend to overlook the latter. It has become common for most of us Nepalese to favor foreign brands as we instinctively perceive them to be of better quality and reliability. The team at The Mint Studio aspires to set this misconception correct.
On Tuesday, 8th of August, M&S NEXT is hosting the third edition to The Kathmandu Post Venture Talk series at Nepal Tourism Board.
Sarbottam Nari, the leading women’s magazine in Nepali language, is making subtle yet significant contribution towards women entrepreneurship development in Nepal for more than fifteen years now.
Margo Nepal Pvt Ltd aims to produce pure organic fresh fruit juices by sourcing locally-produced fruits from all over the country.
Within just 18 months of service, The Burger House and Crunchy Fried Chicken expanded to 5 different outlets. And, this is their story.
Natural Spring water, “Ma-Paani” is changing perceptions of bottled drinking water within a year of its operation.
Missed the Venture Talk with Ranjit Acharya? Here's some food for thought from the inspiring session with the veteran entrepreneur, marketer, and motivator.
Adhikari shares his insight of the entrepreneurial world and concludes that while starting a business, the act of putting a blind belief on aiming beyond capabilities in hopes of overachievement, or being satisfied with minimal results and performance, is a deal maker or breaker for startups.
