Tanuja Gomes is the co-founder of the Furtados School of Music and has made it synonymous with music education in India. She wears multiple hats through the day—entrepreneur, mother, and wife. Gomes, a graduate of NMIMS left a sixteen-year-old career as a banker to become an entrepreneur. Her goal is to reach out to other female entrepreneurs and build a thriving community that inspires more people. Gomes is also a core committee member of the CII Indian Women Network.
It was an experience beyond happiness to learn about the present music landscape in India and how her organization is leading it presently.
🔴 Key takeaways from this episode
1. Shifting an offline product to an online platform
2. Her story of taking a leap into entrepreneurship after 16+ years of banking experience
3. Reviving business in the pandemic after the organization saw negligible revenue in the pandemic
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Music Credit
Song: Ikson - Lights (Vlog No Copyright Music)
Music promoted by Vlog No Copyright Music.
Video Link: https://youtu.be/bqk80OOCxOQ