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In the first episode of #BreakingBarriers Podcast, Rasika Prashant, CMO of Tata Soulfull, shares her entrepreneurial story with the audience!
Rasika Prashant is the Co-founder and Chief Marketing Officer of Tata Soulfull. Her brand promotes Ragi-based (gluten-free) and other traditional grains for kids, time-starved mums, working women, and busy entrepreneurs.
In this episode of the #BreakingBarriers Podcast, the listeners will find out about her journey from Public Relations to Entrepreneurship and the challenges of running an FMCG brand and how to promote a healthy food brand in India!
Learning and relearning have shaped Rasika’s business path, as a woman who has held many interesting corporate profiles, she understands it best that no lessons in life go to waste! And when opportunities to grow are limited, you have to push yourself to accept new challenges to get out of your comfort zone!
Rasika has broken barriers around how ‘health’ can be tasty! The core philosophy of her brand is consumer-centricity, and it goes without saying that her rich corporate experience in communication and advertising helps her to connect with the consumers better.
With host Shubhi Agarwal, Raiska discusses how to prioritize mental health and wellness in the midst of creating a successful brand! Let’s find out how all the integrated marketing approaches in her various profiles made her a formidable marketer.
Later in the episode, Rasika asks future entrepreneurs to embrace uncertainty and get their hands dirty! And she reminds us that the dignity of labour makes the foundation of a business strong and sturdy! To know more about Rasika’s journey, click below!
From Corporate To Rebel Startup Queen Feat. Raskia Prashant
#BreakingBarriers Podcast is a series by Women’s Web in association with Bingepods, and IdeaBrews Studios, where ‘Women starting businesses’ is a movement! With more women beginning their entrepreneurial journey every day; hearing, learning and archiving these stories has become an integral part of the future!
Flipping societal expectations and stepping up to be your own boss takes courage, and it takes more courage to keep breaking the barriers.
With the mission to ignite the entrepreneurial spirit, push creativity and provide tools to empower and arm; this podcast series will focus on bringing unfiltered stories of extraordinary women!
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