The seminar on “How to Plan for Start-Up and Legal Steps” was held on March 21, 2024, at the Seminar Hall of Al Ameen College. The event was organized by the Department of Commerce in collaboration with AIS space, aiming to educate and inspire students and aspiring entrepreneurs about the essential steps and legal considerations in starting a business. The resource person for the seminar was Mr. Midhun Mitwa, a renowned corporate trainer, motivational speaker, and soft skill trainer.

  The seminar commenced with opening remarks from the organizing committee, highlighting the significance of entrepreneurship in today’s economy and the importance of proper planning and legal compliance for start-ups.

Mr. Midhun Mitwa, the resource person, delivered an engaging keynote address emphasizing the fundamental aspects of planning for a start-up. He stressed the importance of a comprehensive business plan, market research, identifying target customers, and creating a unique value proposition. Moreover, he shed light on the significance of understanding legal requirements and compliance procedures right from the inception of a business.

 A significant portion of the seminar was dedicated to discussing the legal aspects of starting a business. Mr. Mitwa elucidated various legal structures for businesses, such as sole proprietorship, partnership, LLP, and private limited company. He highlighted the importance of registering a business entity, obtaining licenses and permits, adhering to tax regulations, and protecting intellectual property rights.

 The seminar included an interactive session where attendees had the opportunity to ask questions and seek clarifications from Mr. Mitwa. The session facilitated meaningful discussions on specific challenges and concerns related to planning and legal compliance for start-ups.

  The seminar concluded with a vote of thanks extended to Mr. Midhun Mitwa for his invaluable insights and guidance. Participants were encouraged to leverage the knowledge gained from the seminar in their entrepreneurial pursuits and to seek further assistance from the Department of Commerce and AISSPACE.