Date: 29 January 2026
Venue: Lemon Tree Hotel, EDM Mall, Kaushambi
On 29th January 2026, something meaningful happened — not just another business event, but a gathering of people who believe that India’s MSME ecosystem deserves structure, collaboration, and leadership.
“Eminence in Making” was not designed as a conference full of speeches. It was created as a leadership circle — a space where consultants, DSAs, entrepreneurs, and industry professionals could come together to discuss real challenges, share ground realities, and collectively shape the future of structured MSME growth.
Hosted by GRO-MSME at Lemon Tree Hotel, EDM Mall, Kaushambi, the event marked an important milestone in the organisation’s journey toward building a system-driven ecosystem for enterprise and funding execution.
Every day, MSME professionals deal with complex situations — strong business ideas failing due to lack of structured DPRs, capable entrepreneurs struggling to secure funding, and consultants working without collaborative platforms.
The idea behind “Eminence in Making” was simple yet powerful:
The room was filled with MSME consultants, funding advisors, loan DSAs, entrepreneurs, and ecosystem leaders — individuals actively working on the ground and facing real challenges in project finance, execution, and business structuring.
Instead of passive listening, the environment encouraged open dialogue, honest experiences, and collaborative thinking.
The presence of Chief Guest Dr. R. K. Bharti added depth to the discussions. His insights on leadership responsibility, ecosystem maturity, and community-driven growth resonated strongly with participants.
During the leadership address, GRO-MSME Founder Ashok Jha spoke about a reality many professionals experience but rarely discuss openly — MSMEs do not fail because of lack of ideas; they fail due to lack of structured execution.
The core message was clear:
The session was practical and rooted in ground experience — focused on real execution rather than motivational theory.
One of the most impactful segments of the day was the Community Manthan — an open discussion where participants shared real-life cases and challenges.
Key discussion points included:
The discussion moved beyond theory. Participants exchanged practical insights, case experiences, and solution frameworks that could be implemented immediately.
Another important highlight was the announcement of upcoming GRO-MSME Leadership & Performance Recognition Awards.
The intention behind the awards is to build a culture where:
By recognising ecosystem contributors, GRO-MSME aims to encourage professionals genuinely working toward strengthening India’s MSME sector.
While networking was an integral part of the event, the interactions extended far beyond exchanging business cards.
Participants explored:
The atmosphere reflected a shared belief — MSME growth cannot happen in isolation; it requires community-driven execution.
“Eminence in Making” achieved more than its agenda:
Participants left not just with contacts, but with clarity, direction, and a shared purpose.
GRO-MSME extends sincere appreciation to:
“Eminence in Making” was not a conclusion — it was a beginning.
It reinforced the belief that the future of MSMEs lies in:
GRO-MSME remains committed to building a system where MSMEs receive structured guidance, consultants grow as strategic advisors, and the ecosystem moves toward sustainable and scalable development.
Because the goal is simple — MSMEs deserve a system, not sympathy.
