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Join ANG

Open to every enrolled Ashoka student.

No fee, no application, no shortlist, and no background required. Intake happens once a year, at the Clubs & Societies Fair in September.

Next intake · September 2026
Register your interest

What this form does.

It tells us you want to hear from the club before the September intake, and which part of the subject draws you. It does not ask about your background, and nothing is assessed.

Where to find us Clubs & Societies Fair, September 2026
Campus Ashoka University, Sonipat, Haryana

Your details go to the club's committee. We will only use them to contact you about ANG membership.

How membership works

Membership is measured by turning up.

A member is active in any semester by attending at least two club events, or participating meaningfully in one programme, workshop, or initiative. Active membership gives you voting rights and eligibility to stand for leadership roles.

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Free to join

ANG is self-funded. Membership is free for every enrolled Ashoka student.

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Open to everyone

No family business background required. No applications, interviews, or shortlists.

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A real vote

Active members vote in elections and can stand for leadership, including Chapter Head roles.

Who belongs here

Who the club is for.

  • Students expecting to return to or engage with family enterprises.
  • Students interested in Indian business, governance, or succession.
  • Students drawn to stewardship, institutional design, and intergenerational continuity.
  • Students who want to start their own multigenerational or traditional businesses.
  • Anyone who finds the intellectual questions of family enterprise interesting.
Character is one factor that will guide all our actions and decisions. We invested in uncompromising integrity that helped us take difficult stands in some of the most difficult business situations.

Azim Premji · Founder, Wipro

Member-led initiatives

Bring your own idea.

Any active member can propose a session: a speaker you want to invite, a workshop, a reading circle, an inter-club collaboration. Take it to the Chapter Head whose area it fits. They review it for fit and feasibility, and then you convene it, with the club handling coordination, logistics, and approvals.

See the year-one calendar
The member journey

From joining to convening your own session: six steps.

Select a step to see what it involves.

Join

Join ANG when membership opens, through the club launch and the September intake at the Clubs & Societies Fair.

Orientation

A welcome session covering the four chapters, what participation looks like, and the ways members can contribute or lead from their first semester.

Peer circle

A structured, small-group discussion where members compare contexts and work through family enterprise frameworks together.

Mentor match

Pairing with an Ashoka alumnus working in or advising a family enterprise, with a mid-year check-in built into the December calendar.

Speaker session

A fireside conversation with a founder, successor, or professional manager. Members ask the questions; nobody lectures.

Convene your own

Propose a session to the Chapter Head whose area it fits, and run it yourself, with the club handling coordination, logistics, and approvals.

What happens next

What happens after you register.

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You register

We add you to the pre-launch list. Nothing is evaluated or filtered.

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We write to you

Ahead of September 2026, with the launch date, the C&S Fair details, and the year-one calendar.

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You join at intake

Membership opens at the Clubs & Societies Fair and the official club launch. No fee, no interview.

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You become active

Two events or one programme in a semester gives you voting rights and the right to stand for office.

Membership FAQ

The practical details, plainly stated.

Any enrolled Ashoka student, regardless of background, discipline, or year.

No. The intellectual content is relevant to anyone interested in governance, succession, Indian business, or leadership.

No. ANG is self-funded and membership is free.

Attending at least two events or meaningfully participating in one programme per semester.

Yes. Chapter Heads are selected based on participation and demonstrated interest, not resumes or academic records.

Membership intake happens once a year at the Clubs & Societies Fair in September. New members join at that window; there is no rolling induction. The next intake opens September 2026 at the official club launch.

The charter requires a minimum of 10 active members for the club to operate. Founding membership is open to all Ashoka students; no tier-based structure or caps apply.

Your place in ANG

Put your name on the register.

One intake a year, at the Clubs & Societies Fair in September.