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Kartik Nagda the founder of Global Innovation Conclave Indore

  Kartik Nagda: The Young Visionary Behind the Global Innovation Conclave (GIC) In an era where young people are often told to wait for opportunities, Kartik Nagda chose to create them. As the Founder and CEO of the Global Innovation Conclave (GIC), Kartik Nagda has emerged as one of India's youngest youth leaders, bringing together students, innovators, diplomats, and future changemakers through a platform dedicated to innovation, diplomacy, leadership, and skill development. The Birth of a Vision The Global Innovation Conclave (GIC) was founded with a simple yet ambitious mission: to empower young minds by providing opportunities for meaningful dialogue, leadership development, and global engagement. Recognizing the lack of accessible platforms where students could discuss real-world challenges, develop practical skills, and engage in diplomatic discourse, Kartik envisioned an initiative that would bridge the gap between education and leadership. What began as an idea soon transf...
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Explore the Committees of Global Innovation Conclave (@gic.indore)

 At Global Innovation Conclave (GIC) , we are more than just an event — we are a platform for creativity, leadership, and innovation . This year, we are excited to bring a diverse lineup of committees and activities that cater to every passion and skill. UNHRC: Debate & Diplomacy Step into the world of global politics with our United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) committee. Here, participants debate pressing international issues, draft resolutions, and explore the complexities of diplomacy. It’s a space where young leaders learn negotiation, critical thinking, and problem-solving . AIPPM: Policy & Governance The All India Political Parties Meet (AIPPM) committee gives participants a chance to simulate political scenarios in India , understand governance, and propose actionable solutions. It’s perfect for those who want to shape policies and influence change . Vibecoding: Tech & Creativity Our Vibecoding sessions merge technology with creativity. Partici...
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How Skills Are Implemented in Your Career

  How Skills Are Implemented in Your Career Learning a skill is powerful — but applying it is what truly changes your career. At Global Innovation Conclave (GIC) , we believe a skill is only valuable when it solves a real problem. No matter what skill you are learning — whether it’s considered “top-tier” or not — its true worth comes from how you use it to create impact . Every Skill Has Value There is no such thing as a “useless” skill. Some skills may be trending, like AI or coding. Others may seem less glamorous, like communication, design, or management. But in reality, every skill has a place in the real world — if you know how to apply it. The difference between average and exceptional is not the skill itself, it’s the mindset behind using it . Start With a Problem The best way to implement any skill is simple: Find a problem. Solve it. Improve it. Look around your industry or field and ask: What is not working properly? What can be improved? What frustra...
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Global Innovation Conclave: Skills Over Degrees

  Global Innovation Conclave: Skills Over Degrees In a world that is rapidly evolving, one truth is becoming clearer every day — degrees alone are no longer enough . What truly defines success today is not what you know , but what you can do . At Global Innovation Conclave (GIC) , we stand by a simple but powerful belief: Skills matter more than degrees. Why Skills Matter Skills are not just tools — they are the foundation of growth. A degree might give you knowledge, but skills teach you: How to apply that knowledge in real life How to solve problems creatively How to adapt in fast-changing environments How to continuously improve yourself Skills make you independent, capable, and future-ready . The Problem with the Traditional Mindset For years, society has focused heavily on marks, ranks, and degrees. But the real world doesn’t ask for your percentage — it asks: Can you communicate effectively? Can you lead a team? Can you innovate under pressure? Can...
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