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I · Community
Peer circles for serious conversations
Members compare their own situations in small groups and test each other’s assumptions.
Discover membershipAshoka University · Student Club · Est. 2026
Ashoka's first undergraduate club for family enterprise and succession.
Open to every enrolled student. Four chapters, fifteen sessions in year one, and a written charter.
Open membership · Every enrolled student
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II · Conferences
Sessions with reading behind them
Fifteen sessions from September to December: workshops, cases, firesides, and peer circles.
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III · Outreach
Alumni and enterprise voices
Founders and successors answer questions directly. Graduating members stay on as mentors.
The speaker series
No success or achievement in material terms is worthwhile unless it serves the needs or interests of the country and its people, and is achieved by fair and honest means.
JRD Tata · Former Chairman, Tata Group
The chapters
Four chapters, each with a clear job.
Choose a chapter to see what it runs, who it serves, and where it fits in the club.
The internal life of the club: intake and onboarding, peer learning circles, the mentorship programme, and the mid-year reflection sessions.
- What it runs
- C&S Fair, member orientation, peer learning circles, mentorship launch and mid-year check-in.
- Best for
- Students who want to build the culture of the room, not only attend it.
Everything that connects ANG outward: the speaker series, the NextGen Dialogues, the alumni network, inter-club collaborations, and the relationships that keep external voices coming back.
- What it runs
- Speaker Series Sessions 1 and 2, NextGen Dialogues, the Founder-to-Family panel, inter-club collaboration, alumni network development.
- Best for
- Students who enjoy convening people and building institutional relationships.
Immersion takes members off campus, to factories, headquarters, and family offices. Each visit comes with a briefing beforehand and a debrief afterwards, so it is a session rather than a tour.
- What it runs
- Programming is being developed for the first cycle.
- Best for
- Students who learn best by going and seeing.
The club's set-piece events and the work behind them: the launch, Jashn-e-Jazba, quarterly townhalls, the Annual Programming Forum, venue and approval workflows, and the records submitted at each appraisal cycle. Conferences handles the logistics so the other three chapters do not have to.
- What it runs
- Official Club Launch, Jashn-e-Jazba, quarterly townhalls, the Annual Programming Forum.
- Best for
- Students who want to run things well and care about how they are run.
Your place in ANG
The first year starts in September.
Open to every enrolled Ashoka student, whatever they are studying.