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Entrepreneurship Case Studies From India With Sramana Mitra

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Entrepreneurship Case Studies From India With Sramana Mitra

Entrepreneurship Case Studies From India With Sramana Mitra
Last updated 11/2022
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Case studies of Indian Entrepreneurs who started from India and have continued to build domestic or global businesses.

What you'll learn

Through in-depth interviews with successful founders who built multi million-dollar revenue startups out of India, gain insights on how to build a global techno

Which bootstrapping methodology can be used.

When to bring on a team.

How to scale tech products into multi million-dollar revenue success stories.

What the exit options are for successful Indian startups.

Requirements

The only requirement for this course is an open mind and a willingness to learn.

Description

The 1Mby1M Methodology is based on case studies. In this course, Sramana Mitra shares the tribal knowledge of tech entrepreneurs by giving students the rare seat at the table with the entrepreneurs, investors and thought leaders who provide the most instructive perspectives on how to build a thriving business. Through these conversations, students gain access to case studies exploring the alleys of entrepreneurship. Sramana’s synthesis of key learnings and incisive analysis add great depth to each discussion.There are now thousands of entrepreneurs in India, and many more will get bitten by the entrepreneurial bug in due course. And from what I know of the entrepreneurial psyche, it is a path that once you set on it, is hard to turn back. Failures, setbacks, disappointments notwithstanding, entrepreneurs tend to continue to want to build on their dreams.India’s greatest achievement in the last decade has been the consistent unleashing of the entrepreneurial movement. The risk tolerance of the Indian population has increased. No longer is it the Holy Grail to lust after fat salaries at multi-nationals. The dreams of building something of their own seduce people in India, even if that implies a built-in risk of failure.This socio-cultural change, I believe, is irreversible.And it is in the hands of these entrepreneurs that India’s future squarely rests. I believe, the depth of knowledge of how to build a business from scratch with customers, revenues, and profits is rapidly increasing in India. There will be hundreds of thousands of entrepreneurs – perhaps not heavily venture-funded ones, but nonetheless, entrepreneurs with sustainable businesses. During this course, I will be teaching about some of the biggest entrepreneurship success stories out of India. We will have in-depth conversations around the entrepreneur journeys of several of India’s most successful founders as well as entrepreneurs from the far-reaching corners of the county.Designed for tech entrepreneurs and aspiring entrepreneurs with an interest in India, this course provides lessons learned and best advice from several prosperous Indian entrepreneurs in their own words.The 1Mby1M courses are all heavily based on interview-based case studies on Innovation, Business Models, Go To Market Strategies, Validation Principles, and various other nuances of an entrepreneur's journey. We offer extensive opportunities for entrepreneurs to learn the lessons from the trenches from successful entrepreneurs who have done it before and Investors who support their ambition.

Overview

Section 1: Entrepreneurship From the Trenches in India

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Entrepreneurship Case Studies from India

Lecture 3 Building a Global HR Tech Business from India with Leena AI CEO Adit Jain

Lecture 4 Bootstrapped First to Build an AI Startup with Yellow.ai CEO Raghu Ravinutala

Lecture 5 From Developer to Serial Entrepreneur: Hevo Data CEO Manish Jethani

Lecture 6 Building India’s First Billion Dollar Tech Company: InMobi Co-founder Amit Gupta

Lecture 7 India’s Flagship Global Product Story: Druva CEO Jaspreet Singh

Lecture 8 Putting the Freshworks IPO in Context

Lecture 9 4X Serial Entrepreneur from India: HyperTrack CEO Kashyap Deorah

Lecture 10 Building a Robotics Company from India: Ritukar Vijay, CEO of Ottonomy

Lecture 11 Solo Entrepreneur Building a Venture Scale EdTech Company from India

Lecture 12 Is Growth at all Costs Desirable with Pallav Nadhani, FusionCharts

Lecture 13 Scaling a Cloud Telephony Company in India: Ambarish Gupta, Knowlarity

Lecture 14 ApartmentADDA CEO Sangeeta Banerjee Bootstrapped with a Paycheck in India

Lecture 15 Spotlight on Bootstrapping to Exit with Abinash Saikia, EnCloudEn

Lecture 16 Vantage Circle Co-founder Anjan Pathak on Bootstrapping from Guwahati

Lecture 17 BannerBuzz CEO Nishant Shah on Bootstrapping to $35 Million

Lecture 18 UJET CEO Anand JanefalkarTakes on Giants in the Contact Center Space

Lecture 19 AppDynamics's Jyoti Bansal on Going From Zero to $3.7 Billion

Lecture 20 Earnin CEO Ram Palaniappan Turns Philanthropy into a Double Bottomline Business

Lecture 21 Qentelli CEO Sanjay Jupudi Wants to Disrupt Itself in the AI Era

Lecture 22 ConnectLeader CEO Senraj Soundar Bootstrapped First, Raised Money Later

Lecture 23 Ameyo Founder Sachin Bhatia on Bootstrapping a Technology Product Company

Lecture 24 AdPushup CEO Anit Oberoi Follows Capital Efficient Entrepreneurship to $30M

Lecture 25 Kovai CEO Saravana Kumar on Bootstrapping with a Paycheck and Scaling in Coimbat

Lecture 26 More Entrepreneurship Case Studies from India

Lecture 27 Do You Need to Move to Silicon Valley to Create a Great Tech Company?

Lecture 28 Startup Ideas For India

Section 2: Conclusion

Lecture 29 Bonus Lecture

Ambitious Indian entrepreneurs who want to pursue ideas for which they have passion and expertise.,Indian Engineers who want to turn their tech knowledge into multi-million dollar revenue businesses by becoming startup founders rather than remain employees.,Aspiring Indian founders who want to increase their chances of being accepted into a top startup accelerator such as Y Combinator, Techstars, and 500 Startups.,Any entrepreneur who wants to learn from successful entrepreneurs who have done it before and from investors who have supported them.,Professors teaching technology entrepreneurship courses anywhere in the world.