Minal Dubey, the woman behind Spaciux, one of India’s largest online platforms connecting interior designers and architects with homeowners and commercial establishments, has always been a woman who kept her dreams bigger than her doubts.
Being an architect herself, Minal was not too pleased with the exposure and encouragement received by Indian architects. Her passion for architecture and her innate helpful personality prompted Minal to design and bring to life her very own brand, Spaciux.
Since Spaciux is a one-of-a-kind initiative in the architecture market, architects took a long time to warm up to the idea. Minal says that many feared that their designs might end up being plagiarized or imitated once they get showcased on a public platform.
The Women Start-up Program (WSP) at NSRCEL, IIM Bangalore’s incubation hub and entrepreneurship center, offered recognition and validation to Minal’s idea. Interactions with many powerful women gave her the inner strength, support, and motivation to keep on working on her plan.
With NSRCEL’s help, she was able to build a good network of architects, designers, and photographers. Gradually, they witnessed a considerable rise in the leads generated along with the recognition they received.
WSP gave support to Spaciux on all fronts, be it tangible assets such as physical space or intangible assets such as focused mentoring by NSRCEL experts. Minal Dubey extends a special note of gratitude to her mentors – Professor Sunil Handa and Naga Prakasam, for having helped her throughout this journey.
Spaciux, recently also received funding for the expansion of processes. It aims to make an exhaustive network of architectural photographers, all over India so that any request anywhere can be instantly addressed with meticulous expertise.
Apart from that, Spaciux will be seen occupying the Over-the-Top (OTT) media space through various platforms such as Amazon, Netflix, and many more.
Minal says, “I wish to expand Spaciux across India, and maybe then, I shall consider myself a little successful.” Minal’s advice to other women entrepreneurs, “Do not doubt yourself too much. Trust yourself and your idea. Don’t stop and keep going.”
Minal Dubey, the woman behind Spaciux, one of India’s largest online platforms connecting interior designers and architects with homeowners and commercial establishments, has always been a woman who kept her dreams bigger than her doubts.
Being an architect herself, Minal was not too pleased with the exposure and encouragement received by Indian architects. Her passion for architecture and her innate helpful personality prompted Minal to design and bring to life her very own brand, Spaciux.
Since Spaciux is a one-of-a-kind initiative in the architecture market, architects took a long time to warm up to the idea. Minal says that many feared that their designs might end up being plagiarized or imitated once they get showcased on a public platform.
The Women Start-up Program (WSP) at NSRCEL, IIM Bangalore’s incubation hub and entrepreneurship center, offered recognition and validation to Minal’s idea. Interactions with many powerful women gave her the inner strength, support, and motivation to keep on working on her plan.
With NSRCEL’s help, she was able to build a good network of architects, designers, and photographers. Gradually, they witnessed a considerable rise in the leads generated along with the recognition they received.
WSP gave support to Spaciux on all fronts, be it tangible assets such as physical space or intangible assets such as focused mentoring by NSRCEL experts. Minal Dubey extends a special note of gratitude to her mentors – Professor Sunil Handa and Naga Prakasam, for having helped her throughout this journey.
Spaciux, recently also received funding for the expansion of processes. It aims to make an exhaustive network of architectural photographers, all over India so that any request anywhere can be instantly addressed with meticulous expertise.
Apart from that, Spaciux will be seen occupying the Over-the-Top (OTT) media space through various platforms such as Amazon, Netflix, and many more.
Minal says, “I wish to expand Spaciux across India, and maybe then, I shall consider myself a little successful.” Minal’s advice to other women entrepreneurs, “Do not doubt yourself too much. Trust yourself and your idea. Don’t stop and keep going.”