Our Management Team

We believe in teamwork for
Teamwork divides the task and multiplies the success.
We a group of 45 students are a part of Nirmaan Enterprise. Kudos!!! to all .This is the organisational chart of our team:

 Talent wins games but teamwork wins championships.

Record Keeping

We maintain systematic records of all the sales done where we specify the quantity of goods sold, their cost price, selling price etc.Whenever there is a sale, we just enter it in our records.Thus, we have been able to make and maintain all systematic records of our sales.Some pages of our record-keeping is as follows:
These are some specimens.

Feedback From Parents

The parents of some students were quite impressed from our initiative.Thus they expressed it by giving their feed-backs.

Feedback From Visitors

These are some feedbacks from people visiting our stall.They were quite impressed from our bags and called it as a good service towards humanity.

Bumper sale at the Vikaspuri stall

After our success in the Paschim Vihar stall ,we planned to put up stalls at other residential areas also.We thereby put up our stall at M-Block Vikaspuri where we experienced a great sale. We earned a huge profit.

Our First stall outside School Premises

We set up our first stall outside the school and had a great response.It was put up in Paschim Vihar.
The local people were quite interested in our bags and saplings.We had great sales and earned a good profit.



Our team

People interestedly looking at our products

Exhibition cum sale

Our annual art and craft exhibition was held on 15 november 2014 when we made a great sales.  The sale was brisk with  the people taking a lot of interest in our products..As they read the posters and heard of the entire cause and our initiative from our team,they were very willing to buy..

Meeting in progress!!

Meeting in progress to improve the sales.

Class to class campaign to sell bags

Class to class campaign to sell bags.
 Some students went to different classess and raised awareness among the children of our school.They used their skills to persuade the students to buy bags as well as saplings.They showed presentations and showcased their oratory skills.



We are the Asia Pacific Winners

And then comes the news - This was the best news for us...

Winners 2013

We are delighted to announce our 2013 winners! Please read on and find out more about our winners and what they have achieved!

Stage One: Business and Financial Plan Winners 

 Asia Pacific Regional Winner $1000 – St. Mark’s Sec. Sr. Public School, India

St. Mark’s Sr. Sec. Public School, India – Asia Pacific Winners 

Business: Nirmaan Enterprises

Nirmaan Enterprises sell bags made using scrap cloth. Students were involved in a brainstorming session which focussed on how the enterprise can be improved. From this session Nirmaan Enterprises decided that their business would diversify to sell:

• Cushion covers
• Table clothes
• Napkins.
• Cross stitching and block printing have been adopted make products more appealing.

The enterprise is eco-friendly, using reusable materials to create long lasting products which can be reused time and again. This strategy is highly topical in Delhi as the use of plastic bags has been banned. In addition to students gaining valuable entrepreneurial experience and business skills, the enterprise provides women with employment opportunities, acting as mentors to pupils.
Nirmaan Enterprises intend to spend their profits will be reinvested in to the business to purchase new accessories and fabrics to diversify further. Students are aiming to continue spreading awareness of the use of cloth bags rather than disposable plastic bags.

The Winning Team

The First PTM 2014

 The most enterprising student of our team,Rohan Garg , sets up the stall and convinces the parents in the first PTM 2014 to buy as many bags as possible...

When we had the ambassador of slovenia impressed

 The Ambassador of Slovenia,H.E Darja Bavdaz Kuret takes keen interest in our work

 We add further to our sales when the Ambassador as well as the teachers from Slovenia purchase many bags thus adding to the Euros

Earning in foreign currency

 Not only the students from Szent Istvan Gimnazium,Budapest showed interest,the teachers Ms.Katalin and Ms.Klara were equally interested...Within no time,we had sold a good ten pieces at a good amount....and the best part was that we earned in Euros.....That's good business sense...

Nirmaan Enterprise Goes Global

We didn't even wait to register onto School Enterprise Challenge 2014...instead went ahead with the production of the bags,thus continuing with our existing business...
We are very happy that 2014 saw our international friends taking a lot of interest in our work...

 The students from Szent Istvan Gimnazium,Budapest,Hungary show a lot of interest in our work...

We are all happy!!!

More Feedback

I enjoyed the selling our products the most in the school enterprise challenge.I think selling the products  was a great learning experience . Right from displaying our products and convincing people to buy them, we learnt a lot during the whole process.

The best part was when we convinced the people to buy the bags. As far as I am concerned I couldn't have imagined myself convincing people by telling them the stuff of the bags, their uses and their advantages over other bags available in market.But,I did..and that is a major achievement for me.

This entire process taught us many useful tips of marketing which I am sure would  help us to be good   entrepreneurs.

I found the selection of ladies, who would work for us, the most difficult task. At first we had no clue from where to start  but then we managed to contact some ladies from EWS  . We held   workshops for them to explain them our  work and their role in it. Next some raw materials were given to them so that we come to know the standard of bags they can provide  us .

After this session many ladies were finalised for working with us.

However we had a setback as many ladies who had agreed to work with us didn't turn up. This was a difficult phase for us but we coped with it and started our work with a group of 4-5 ladies.

This was  certainly a challenging phase to convince people to join us when our  execution plans were  just on paper . But there is always a first time and now after one year we have proved that where there is a will,there is a way.

Deepanshi  Makkar

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Feedback of students and parents

Being involved in the school enterprise challenge,I got a personal inner satisfaction through my contribution towards the upliftment of  women. I felt I was doing my bit by selling the bags stitched by the women and motivating the students as well as their parents to purchase these bags for a social cause.

The most challenging part I found was to interact with the students as well as their parents whom I did not knew and convincing them and motivating them with the best of my capabilities to buy these bags to help the poor women, who strived hard to earn their livelihood for them and their families.

Aagosh Saluja , XI 

Aagosh Saluja

  I dream to become an entrepreneur but I never thought that I would be able to get the experience to become one at such a young age. It's a dream come true.I gained a lot. The most enjoyable moment for me and my colleagues was when our buyers appreciated us for our work and also took interest in our project and gave us new ideas to improve our work.                                                                                            

 The most challenging work was to convince and satisfy our buyers as we were new in business and

did not have any experience.

Rohan, IX 

Rohan

I am glad to know that a group of students including my son were given the resonsibility to handle the project-NIRMAAN ENTERPRISE  . Now that they have completed the project I feel it was a great success. The project has helped them grow in confidence to face future challenges of life. This project has taught them the value of money. Certainly this will be like planting a bud at this tender age so as to achieve a fruitful tree later.

Mr.Rajinder Gupta ,Father of Rohan