Young Students have an Inspirational Chat with G-Cube CEO Manish Gupta

NOIDA, India - Aug. 12, 2015 - PRLog -- G-Cube is a leading e-learning company, with more than a decade’s experience in the e-learning  industry. Beginning as a small start-up, G-Cube has reached new heights and our experiences have taught us immensely. To share our learning and inspire young minds, we invited a group of young students of Step-By-Step School, Noida to have a close interaction with our CEO, Manish Gupta.

Many youngsters nurture the dream of being an entrepreneur, but it is also necessary to imbibe the practical knowledge from industry leaders who once nurtured the same dreams and took them to fruition.

A common worry for all, when starting a new venture, is the incidental risks involved. A top concern for the students was to know the risks of starting up a new venture and following it through. You have to be perseverant, said Manish, recounting his incidental entry into the e-learning industry.

“G-Cube ( http://www.gc-solutions.net ) entered the e-learning industry when it was still growing and only after a few years of work, we got a hang of the emerging market. By redefining our capabilities, creating innovative products, segmenting the market and focusing on the more learning-aligned organizations, the company slowly garnered the position of one of the leading names in the e-learning industry,” said Manish Gupta.

The students learnt how each experience counts and how we can learn immensely from our mistakes as well – at least successful entrepreneurs do.

Sharing his thoughts on the interactive session, Manish Gupta said, “It was a pleasure to interact with the future entrepreneurs of the technology era. Their enthusiasm is heartening, but they do need to understand the practicalities of the business world, which I hope we have been able to share. Growing up with technology, the young generation today has access to a lot of knowledge and thus has more choices. It is our responsibility as business leaders, to make those choices more attainable. The session was a small step in that direction and we will continue to host young aspirants in an endeavor to share our experiences with them.”