An interview of an eminent businessman project
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Hello, today we have special quest with us. He is one of the famous businessman of the country and is also popular for his social activities.
At first he was not this much rich because he was belong to an average family, But then his dedication and hard work pay him alot. He started business with a little store and then later on invest stock market because of which he is the man what we are seeing him today. The man ,the owner of almost 75 million dollar and a couple of NGO's . He is Mr( His name )........
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Interviewer: Good morning everybody! Today, we have before us a very prominent person who made his way up the ladder by virtue of his hard work. I present before you before our very own Mr Nitin of XYZ Handicrafts Ltd.
Nitin: Good morning! It is my pleasure to be here with you.
Interviewer: So, Mr Nitin, you head one of the leading handicraft companies in the country. Tell us what made you venture into such a field.
Nitin: The passion for handicrafts started right from my childhood. My grandmother was my inspiration. It was with her help, I began making some creative stuff.
Interviewer: Can you please tell us some of the things you did as a child.
Nitin: With my grandmother’s help, I used to make toys out of coconut shells. Similarly, with the leaves from the coconut trees, I used to make things like baskets and boats.
Interviewer: Did you sell anything that you made?
Nitin: Yes, I used to give the things I made in the nearby fancy store for them to sell. They used to pay me 15% of their sales proceeds. This is how I earned my pocket money and saved some money to make more handicrafts.
Interviewer: That is really nice to hear. That passion within you grew over a period of time, I must say.
Nitiin: Yes, you are right. I took the decision to pursue my profession based on my passion. I had my parents to support me and with their help I started my own small handicraft store. Slowly, as I expanded, I began to source handicrafts from other places in the country.
Interviewer: Do you deal with handicrafts outside the country too?
Nitin: I do, but I believe in giving more importance to exporting our country’s handicrafts. What I get from other countries is mainly for my collection.