Jobaaj Group founder CA Saksham Agarwal is making yet another headline in his recent influencer meet-up at the opening of their 1st Jobaaj Work Cafe and shared the vision of pumping 50 crores in the cafe business to create 100 more Jobaaj Work Cafes in the next 5 years which will help budding entrepreneurs in tier 1 & tier 2 cities that lack office space and a creative work environment to work on their goals and ideas.
We know that the youth today are the major force driving economic growth and innovation across India. They are the backbone of our societies providing the necessary aid. Not only this but with their young minds they are on a mission to build something for themselves as well as for the country.
CA Saksham Agarwal believes that the young Indian entrepreneurs are making a big difference in India. They’re starting new businesses using new ideas and technology. These businesses are in many areas like banking, online shopping, and clean energy. By doing this, they’re creating jobs and helping the economy to grow.
He is also one of the entrepreneurs who is focused on making things better for society, like helping people get education and sufficient work space to crave their ideas into reality.
Recently Jobaaj Group started their first cafe chain called Jobaaj Work Cafe in Agra that offers affordable subscriptions for people who need a place to work. These cafes provide a space with internet and other facilities, which helps entrepreneurs who might not afford expensive offices. So, these affordable options are giving a boost to budding entrepreneurs.
Inspired by this success of Jobaaj and driven by a passion to nurture entrepreneurship, CA Saksham Agarwal ( MD of Jobaaj ) conceived the idea of a space where startups could thrive amidst an atmosphere of collaboration and creativity. This move aims to give aspiring entrepreneurs the tools they need to succeed.
With the massive investment of 50 crores, Jobaaj is aiming to kickstart the growth of startups. It’s a big deal, especially for the whole country. Many cities, commonly tier-2 cities often lack the resources that startups need to thrive, this is the reason Jobaaj wants to step in and Saksham Agarwal took this step after their successful venture of Jobaaj Learnings that equip today’s youth with the 21st Century skills.
But how is Jobaaj making this initiative work?
Well, they have come up with a non-profit company Jobaaj Work Cafe aiming to provide a conducive ecosystem for startups, providing them with affordable office spaces and essential support services.
The subscription plan starts as low as Rs.1500 for a week where you can redeem the food worth Rs. 2000 and along with that you can also utilize the content creator rooms (specialized designed and equipped with Shure Mic, Sony Camera, Tripods & Studio lights to conduct podcasts, photo shoots & reel shoots).
This initiative comes as a boon for entrepreneurs who often ,m struggle to find affordable workspace, particularly in smaller cities like Agra.
When asked about how the thought of a workcafe arrived, Mr. Agarwal stated that, “When I first envisioned Jobaaj Work Cafe, it was born from my own experience. I understand how lack of access to the right space, mentorship, and basic resources can stifle a brilliant idea before it has a chance to grow. We’re building an ecosystem here that removes those hurdles. We are here to create an environment where entrepreneurs can thrive.”
