CII-IWN Chandigarh Tricity Chapter Backs Women With AI Training

Prime Highlights

CII-IWN organises hands-on AI workshop for women entrepreneurs and professionals in Chandigarh Tricity.
Rocky Jagatiani leads session on practical AI use for everyday business challenges.

Key Facts

Sakshi Katyal chairs CII-IWN Chandigarh Tricity Chapter.
Katyal says AI helps simplify tasks, save time and achieve better outcomes.

Background

The Confederation of Indian Industry-Indian Women Network (CII-IWN) organised a hands-on Artificial Intelligence workshop, drawing women entrepreneurs and professionals eager to build practical AI skills for daily business use.

Rocky Jagatiani led the session, walking participants through real ways to apply AI in solving everyday business and professional problems. The workshop steered clear of heavy theory and instead gave attendees tools they could put to work right away.

Sakshi Katyal, who chairs the CII-IWN Chandigarh Tricity Chapter, said AI had grown past its status as a niche or emerging technology and now held real power to change how people approach their jobs.

She said the technology gave women entrepreneurs and professionals a practical way to cut down on repetitive tasks, free up time and get stronger results from their work.

The workshop fits into CII-IWN’s larger push to equip women in business with skills that match where industries are heading. By focusing on AI, the network aims to help women professionals keep pace as the technology reshapes workplaces and business models.

CII-IWN works as a network linking women entrepreneurs and professionals to mentorship, resources and training. Sessions like this one tie into the group’s wider goal of pushing women’s role in India’s economy forward, especially as new tools create fresh room for growth.

Attendees got direct exposure to AI applications during the session, looking at how the technology fits into daily work, from handling communication to making decisions.

Organisers said the goal was to make AI easier to grasp for professionals without a technical background, turning it into something they could actually use.