Fabindia is now a case study at Harvard
Apr 30, 2007
Education
The Business Standard reports that Fabindia, the well known retail chain, is now to be a case study as part of the MBA program at Harvard.
The case highlights Fabindia’s unusual business model that combines entrepreneurial and social goals and will be will be taught to 900 first year students as part of the required course ‘The Entrepreneurial Manager (TEM)’ of the ‘Managing Uncertainty and Growth’ module.
Fabindia’s is an interesting managerial case study due to its stated mission of providing employment to the rural poor.
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