About the Conference

The Nepal Entrepreneurship Forum II is scheduled for June 2025 in Kathmandu, Nepal. This premier event will bring together thought leaders, entrepreneurs, policymakers, researchers, and experts from across the globe to discuss the theme 'Towards Sustainable Entrepreneurial Ecosystem'.

Our Purpose

Our Mission

To create a pivotal platform to explore sustainable business practices, foster innovative solutions, and connect the entrepreneurial community with the vision of creating a more resilient, inclusive, and sustainable economic environment. We aim to support the integration of sustainable principles into entrepreneurship, aligning with global efforts to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Our Vision

A thriving, inclusive, and sustainable entrepreneurial ecosystem in Nepal that promotes innovations aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals while ensuring business practices have a positive societal and environmental impact. We envision addressing Nepal's unique challenges in development and sustainability through entrepreneurial solutions that balance economic growth with social responsibility.

Our History

International Conference on Social Entrepreneurship

2016

King's College organized the "International Conference on Social Entrepreneurship" with the theme "Rebuilding Nepal through Social Entrepreneurship." Held in the aftermath of the devastating earthquake and political unrest, the event brought together over 250 participants, including 30 international delegates, with 21 research papers presented and more than 20 entrepreneurial ventures showcased.

International Entrepreneurship Forum - 16th edition

2017

King's College hosted the "Sustainable Entrepreneurship and Economic Development" conference in collaboration with Essex Business School, University of Essex. The event featured 250 participants (including 80 international delegates) and 65 research paper presentations, bridging gaps in sustainable entrepreneurship and economic development.

Nepal Entrepreneurship Forum - First Edition

2018

King's College organized "Entrepreneurship and Economic Growth in Federal Nepal" in Dhangadhi, Province 7. The conference aimed to assess Nepal's entrepreneurship agenda within the federal system, explore sustainable practices aligned with UN's SDGs, and foster an entrepreneurial ecosystem for economic growth.

Organizing Team

Ms. Sagun Baba Shrestha

Conference Coordinator

Sagun is an MBA graduate from King's College and currently works as a lead researcher at CERAD. With previous working experiences at NMB Bank, Epic Bags, and Build-up Nepal, she has strong interest and experience in research, particularly the primary survey, FGDs, data analysis, and strategic planning.

Mr. Meghanath Dulal

Deputy Coordinator

Meghanath Dulal is a researcher with expertise in business analytics, policy research, and economic development. A BBA graduate specializing in Investment and Economics from King's College, he has led impactful studies on green fiscal policies, value chains, and sustainable entrepreneurship. Currently, he serves as a Research Officer at the Center for Research and Development (CERAD) at King's College.

Mr. Dristant Chandra Bhatta

Lead- Participation and Design

Dristant Chandra Bhatta, a BBA student at King's College specializing in economics, works at CERAD as a case developer for the Nepal Startup Outlook (NSO). He has interned at the King's College Finance Hub, organized the Babal Challenge, and serves as deputy coordinator for the Tuki Association project.

Ms. Shreeka Bhatta

Lead- Media and Marketing

Shreeka, a BBA student at King's College specializing in business analysis, works at CERAD as a case developer for the Nepal Startup Outlook (NSO). She has organized the Babal Challenge and serves as the deputy coordinator for the Tuki Association project. Her experience reflects strong skills in research, project coordination, and event management.

Mr. Chittarajnan Pandey

Conference Convener

Chittaranjan is a PhD scholar of Public Policy (Economic Policy) and a Postgraduate in International Cooperation and Development with over 13 years' experience in academic research and policy analysis. He currently leads CERAD, a research department at King's College.