These are unprecedented times, especially for entrepreneurs managing early stage ventures.
I was recently reading a book called “Making the Impossible Possible” by Daisaku Ikeda. He wrote,
When the Covid-19 crisis hit us we all heard about the New Normal, but few of us really understood what it meant?
Having spent weeks in some mode of Lockdown, people across the world are now having a discussion on what will life look like going forward?
Entrepreneurship is a very personal decision, and when I get asked this question
I was recently reading an article on Entrepreneur.com on “Forget Unicorns.
I was recently reading an article in The Mint newspaper on “How Startups Crack the Profits Puzzle”.
Startups and venture capital backed companies raised more than Rs 1 Lakh crore during calendar year 2019, 26% more than the over Rs 81,000 crore raised by equity capital markets.
In conversations with several successful entrepreneurs I’ve seen how many of them have seen a good investor partner deliver value to their venture.
In the first quarter of 2019, $75 billion was invested globally into venture capital backed startups.
I remember one of my early conversations with a leading industrialist many years back on company building.
The importance of managing workplace stress as an Entrepreneur
As per the website www.bebusinessed.com, the first entrepreneurs can be traced back to nearly 20,000 years ago with trading being one of the first entrepreneurial ideas.
Becoming an entrepreneur is not an easy decision so through this blog I would to address some basic questions that many first time entrepreneurs have asked me over the years.
Becoming an entrepreneur is not an easy decision so through this blog I would to address some basic questions that many first time entrepreneurs have asked me over the years.
The era of innovation and life changing start-ups is only just dawning upon us and we cannot even begin to imagine the type of solutions we will see in the next decade.
Today most of us are experiencing the value of technology in delivering education at home firsthand.
Today we see funding for Startups in all sectors i.e. Fintech, Deep tech, Transport Tech, Edtech, Health Tech and Enterprise Tech among many more.
India’s online education market is expected to go from $247 Mn in 2017 to $1.96 Bn in 2021*.
Bringing on board the right investor partner can be one of the most important decisions you make as an entrepreneur.
I was recently reading an article by Prof Michael D Alter, from the University of Chicago, on Startups forget about the technology.
As per government data on national income, India’s per capital income for FY 2018-19 was Rs 10,534/$146 per month.
As per a recent study on the Indian startup ecosystem, * “In a country with a population of nearly 1.3 billion people, even niche products can have a significant market potential.”
As an entrepreneur choosing the right investor partner is one of the most important decisions you can take.
Some of us have been fortunate to have had business mentors in our careers that have changed our thinking or taught us invaluable lessons.
As per the IBM Institute for Business Value’s survey 90% of Indian startups fail in the first 5 years
“The Indian PE/VC ecosystem has grown from $200 million in 1998 to almost $39.5 Billion in 2017, a CAGR of almost 32%.”
While entrepreneurship has been a hot topic of discussion with the likes of Flipkart, Oyo rooms, Ola and several other Indian startups going global and being covered vastly in the media, here I would like to discuss what it would take to build an entrepreneurial culture in the country.
The definitions of sisterhood in the dictionary is “the feeling of kinship with and closeness to a group of women or all women.
Career breaks are more of a norm today than they were a decade ago, and people take breaks for all sorts of reasons,
I was recently reading an article on the Entrepreneur website on “Inspiring Leadership Lessons from 13 Female Founders”
I was recently reading a KPMG Women’s Leadership Study that highlighted the two elements that affect a woman’s ability
The Women in the Workplace 2018 report by McKinsey* stated that, “..two things are clear: one, women remain underrepresented,
Women Entrepreneurship Development in India – What would it take to have more Women Entrepreneurs in a Growing Start-up Ecosystem?
India ranks 3rd globally in terms of family owned businesses according to the Credit Suisse Family 1000, 2018 report,
Is she the daughter in law who is always there for her family? Is she the mother who is always there for her children? Is she the daughter who always listens to her parents?
