Company Description Inventiva is a fast-growing business media startup based in New Delhi, India, focused on startups and entrepreneurs across diverse sectors. Since its launch in January 2017, the magazine has published over 1,200 articles and featured more than 300 entrepreneurs, building a strong presence in the Indian startup ecosystem. The platform attracts around 300,000 monthly visits and 44,000 unique visitors, with an impressive Alexa rank achieved within its first year. Recognized by NewsPatrolling as one of the most influential blogging platforms in India, Inventiva offers an energetic, content-driven environment for professionals interested in business journalism and startup storytelling.
Role Description The Drafting Advocate is a full time, on-site role based in Delhi, India, responsible for producing clear, accurate, and engaging written content for Inventiva’s business and startup-focused publications. This role involves drafting articles, interviews, and feature stories about entrepreneurs and emerging ventures,



as well as refining existing content to align with editorial standards and brand voice. The Drafting Advocate will collaborate with editors and other team members to research topics, verify facts, and structure content that is informative, accessible, and legally sound where relevant. Daily tasks include gathering information from multiple sources, transforming complex business concepts into reader-friendly narratives, and ensuring all published material is consistent, well-organized, and error-free.
Qualifications
• Strong writing, drafting, and editing skills with the ability to produce concise, accurate, and engaging business content.
• Research and analytical abilities to understand startup and entrepreneurship topics, verify information, and synthesize multiple sources.
• Attention to detail and proficiency in proofreading to ensure grammatical accuracy, clarity, and consistency in all published materials.
• Understanding of basic legal

📌 Drafting Advocate (India)
🏢 Inventiva
📍 India