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Ajitesh is prolific in filmmaking especially fashion and has fetched more than 250 International Selections. Dual entrepreneur in Industrial Safety & Entertainment, has juried many international film festivals. He is an internationally approved fire & safety auditor, has earlier worked for ISRO as a Rocket Scientist. He is an internationally accredited Life, NLP & Business Coach. In this DLC Talks Ajitesh emphasises on why We need to keep the ancient art of storytelling alive. Storytelling is at the heart of everything we do in business—from branding companies to selling products to retaining employees to capturing programs. Whether you are in the public or private sector, you can’t risk losing out on a deal due to poor content

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Ajitesh Sharma
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Atkish Entertainment Pvt Ltd

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