Tycoons of Tomorrow 2021
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Success brings in a tremendous amount of responsibility: Forbes India Tycoons of Tomorrow Gaurav Kumar of CredAvenue
CredAvenue's prospect looks strong, considering that the need for debt will continue to be present in a still low-interest rate regime. Forbes India Tycoons of Tomorrow Gaurav Kumar shares his insights behind the success
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Pressure, challenges, failure are opportunities for growth: Forbes India Tycoons of Tomorrow Saumya Engineer of Astral Pipes
Kairav and Saumya Engineer have witnessed their father's struggle in making Astral Pipes what it is today. Since they joined the company in 2011 and 2016, respectively, they have significantly grown the piping and adhesive business of Astral. Now the goal is to make the brand synonymous to one-stop-shop for all building materials. What are the principles that guide their vision and how does it feel to become a part of Forbes India Tycoons of Tomorrow? Brothers reveal
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Harshil Mathur, Shashank Kumar: Simplifying the financial lives of customers
Solving for digital payments was just the first step for Razorpay co-founders Harshil Mathur and Shashank Kumar. As they have scaled, they continue to look for ways to simplify the financial lives of customers
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Gaurav Kumar and CredAvenue: Lending a helping hand to SMEs
With CredAvenue, Gaurav Kumar is enabling capital for the neediest and revolutionising the space
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Be yourself, that's your only chance of being successful: Forbes India Tycoons of Tomorrow Asish Mohapatra of OfBusiness
Nitin Jain, Asish Mohapatra, Vasant Sridhar, Ruchi Kalra and Bhuvan Gupta quit their high-level corporate jobs to start OfBusiness in 2016. Today, it is one of the galloping unicorns of the Indian startup ecosystem. Asish Mohapatra who is also the CEO of the company, shares insights of their belief in the conversation for Forbes India Tycoons of Tomorrow
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OfBusiness: Uplifting the SME world
As they impact the SME ecosystem, the co-founders of OfBusiness want to make more money than they did the previous month and keep adding zeroes to their revenues--profitability, growth, and scale, says co-founder Asish Mohapatra
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Focus on customer problems, not valuation: Forbes India Tycoons of Tomorrow Ashwin Damera of Eruditus
Meet Ashwin Damera, co-founder of Eruditus. The edtech company is valued at $3.2 billion and is clocking a run rate of $505 million for FY22. Damera has eyes set on cutting a bigger slice of the $3 trillion global higher education market. What are the guiding principles he follows? Here's a look for Forbes India Tycoons of Tomorrow
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Eruditus and Ashwin Damera: A masterclass in wealth creation
Ashwin Damera's global edtech empire is built on the twin pillars of accessible higher education and creating a valuable business
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There is no one template to build a successful business: Forbes India Tycoons of Tomorrow Ankush Sachdeva of ShareChat
Ankush Sachdeva built a short video app Moj within mere hours of the TikTok ban in India. Now it has more than 160 million monthly active users. Moj's parent company Mohalla Tech also runs ShareChat, together making them India's leading local-language social networking and short video platforms. How did Sachdeva do it? Here are the insights.
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Build something users need and business will follow: Forbes India Tycoons of Tomorrow Ashish Singhal of CoinSwitch Kuber
One clutch of the promising Tycoons of Tomorrow are CoinSwitch Kuber founders Vimal Sagar, Ashish Singhal, and Govind Soni. They have made CoinSwitch Kuber India's most valued crypto unicorn at a valuation of $1.9 billion. It is Andreessen Horowitz's first investment in an Indian startup and Tiger Global's first investment in an Indian crypto company. Here, Ashish Singhal, CEO of the company, shares his success mantra.
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Making crypto as easy as Zomato
By providing a simplified experience to users, Coinswitch Kuber and its founders Ashish Singhal, Vimal Sagar Tiwari, and Govind Soni are taking cryptocurrencies to the masses, and building their own fortune