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The author is Editorial lead with BW Disrupt
With ‘the great resignation’ the booming trend, there will be a bloodbath for top talent especially in the tech-driven fields
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Indian MSMEs only obtain 1/7th of their funding from Institutional sources and the rest is met by friends, family, money lenders etc. – which is uncertain and costly.
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In this conversation, Anjali Malhotra speaks about her entrepreneurial journey, latest venture, and what drives her to take the leap of faith after a well established corporate career.
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"Today we are present in North operating In Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Delhi, Punjab & Haryana with a Warehousing Space of 2.5 Lakhs+ sqft. & provide a complete 3pl solution. We are one of the company today that are 100% legally compliant"- Puneet Wadhwa, Wadhwa Group
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In this tell-all interview, Prateek Sharma, COO, Securitybulls speaks to Urvi Shrivastav, Editorial BW Businessworld about the leading cause behind the increase in data breach incidents. He also provides an insight about the role start-ups are playing and what are the expectations from cyber-security business owners.
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“We are also backed by investors like Tiger Global, Flipkart, Hotstar, and angels too who have believed in us and provided the funding to start this journey.”- Rishi Vasudev, G.O.A.T
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This week has been eventful for start-ups, as they continue seeking funding from Indian as well as international investors
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In a tell-all interaction with BW Businessworld and BW Disrupt, Nikhil Kamath of Zerodha speaks to Urvi Shrivastav, Editorial, Bw Businessworld about his venture True Beacon, customer wealth management, and the crowded stock market.
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In a tell-all interaction, Ravi Kumar, Co-Founder, Upstox speaks with Urvi Shrivastav, editorial lead, BW Disrupt, BW Businessworld. Kumar speaks about the start-up's journey thus far, the fascinating story behind its inception and the future plans he has for Upstox.
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"For an industry that contributes to nearly 10% of the GDP, we were truly hoping for some major change in government policies pertaining to the hospitality/travel sector factoring in the 6 months rigorous lockdown that led to major cutbacks and laying off employees as well as properties."
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