Welcome to the Community & Campus Events

What We Do:

• Theme-Based Events for Sectoral Ecosystem Entry
  • HealthTech Days, MSME Transformation Weeks, Cybersecurity Readiness Summits, etc.
  • Focused campus or industry events to build real awareness, gather interest, and form pre-troups.
  • Whitepaper sessions + breakout mentoring circles.
• Career & Collaboration Fairs
  • Merging job fairs with future-driven collaborative opportunity showcases.
  • Students, freelancers, founders, and institutions explore roles beyond internships
  • including body formation, joint IP creation, or ecosystem fellowship tracks.
• Regional Outreach & Local Ecosystem Hubs
  • Curating local events in tier 2/3 cities and rural innovation pockets.
  • Collaborations with MSMEs, government bodies, and institutions to set up ecosystem pilot cells.
  • Partnering with mentors, alumni, and local professionals for micro-incubation.
  • Rolling out TBBIM and TRIIC awareness through community challenges and reward-based learning.
• Talk Shows, Dialogue Series & Open Panels
  • “Z Talks,” “Soul of a Troup,” “From Dreamer to Doer,” etc. informal yet powerful open events hosted virtually and on-ground.
  • Inviting mentors, student founders, researchers, professionals, and investors to share experiences.
  • Encouraging ecosystem-based problem-solving over passive motivation.
• Mini Hackathons & Role-Building Sprints
  • Events designed not just for problem-solving but for team formation.
  • Idea-to-troup conversion formats to allow direct onboarding into the ecosystem.
  • Incorporating service-based, business-based, and tech-based themes.
  • Collaboration with local labs, startups, and regional experts for guided mentoring.

• Campus Connects & Activation Drives
  • Partnering with colleges, universities, and training institutions to introduce the Ourown Ecosystem through seminars, workshops, and interaction labs.
  • Hosting orientation drives for interns, student Troups, and incubation-ready units.
  • Promoting “From Learner to Leader” paths via Panda Outsourcing and ecosystem onboarding.
  • Special programs for placement cells and E-Cells to blend career with creation.

Why It Matters:

• It brings the abstract model into physical experience.
• It allows real-time troup building and contribution validation.
• It engages people not just as spectators but as participants and co-owners.
• It transforms institutions into innovation partners, not just recruiters or sponsors.

Who Can Host/Attend:

• Institutions (colleges, skill centers, training academies)
• Local industry bodies, CSR platforms, or chambers
• Active mentors, senior students, entrepreneurs, researchers
• Civic organizations and rural innovation cells
• Media and PR volunteers from OHH Studio for event documentation

Event Formats:

• 2-hour orientation + onboarding
• 1-day build-a-troup sprint
• 2–3 day incubation challenge
• 5-day outcome-based workshop
• Co-branded seasonal formats for institutions or CSR bodies

Output of Every Event:

• Ecosystem awareness + profile registrations
• Formation of potential Troups, Pods, or contributor pools
• Trigger for institutional adoption of TRIIC or incubation model
• Documentation support for follow-up, evaluation, and alignment