Divya Gandotra grew up in Jaipur, where traditional expectations often defined a woman’s path. However, from a young age, she sensed a different calling that transcended conventional roles. With determination, Divya pursued her aspirations, carving out a unique journey that defied societal norms.
In 2015, she took the first step by starting small with content writing projects. Despite facing disloyalty, scam clients, and financial instability, she persevered. By 2017, she founded EMIAC Technologies, a tech-driven content marketing agency.
Just when it seemed like she was on the path to recovery, Divya faced another setback. A trusted teammate betrayed her, luring away a substantial portion of her team and clients. While such a setback might have led many to abandon their entrepreneurial dreams, Divya chose a different path.
Drawing upon her inner strength and relentless commitment to her vision, she rebuilt EMIAC Technologies. She focused on recruiting new talent, fostering a culture of loyalty and transparency, and reinforcing the company’s core values. This experience underscores her determination to let resilience, not betrayal, define her journey.
With sheer determination and resilience, Divya rebuilt EMIAC Technologies. She started over, created a new team, and slowly began to establish herself in the industry.
Divya’s entrepreneurial resilience
No external funding. No handouts. Just raw perseverance.
Today, EMIAC Technologies serves top brands across the globe, offering everything from content writing to digital marketing and press releases with outreach strategies. As if building EMIAC wasn’t enough, Divya took another bold step. She co-founded Menhood, a male grooming brand, with Dushyant and Shivam under Macobs Technologies.
Through Menhood, Divya, as Chief Branding Officer, is breaking the taboos surrounding male grooming and changing the way society views self-care for men. It’s about building a mindset where self-care is for everyone, regardless of gender. In fact, Macobs Technologies went public in July 2024, marking another significant milestone in its growth trajectory.
Divya’s story is a powerful reminder that women can, and should, own their destinies. She represents the women in India who are breaking barriers, creating businesses, and leading industries that were once off-limits. As we move forward, let’s remember that women aren’t just the future of business—they’re the present.
The transformation has already begun, and it’s women like Divya Gandotra who are leading the way. The world isn’t waiting for you to ask for permission. It’s waiting for you to create the opportunity.
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