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In an exclusive conversation with Startup Wired, Subhankar Chakraborty — Managing Partner at Perfect Finserv — reflects on his unconventional journey from engineering to financial advisory, the evolution of his…
Whitney Wolfe Herd transformed the global dating industry. She built a product that gave women the power to initiate connections, scaled that idea into a publicly traded company, and carried…
Falguni Nayar, a former finance expert, transformed the beauty retail landscape with Nykaa. Her journey inspires pursuing passions, pushing limits, and redefining success across industries.
In a rare and introspective interview, Siddharth Shankar, the former owner and founder of Tails Group, revealed the profound psychological void he experienced after selling his company for $500 million.…
Harsh Jain, the co-founder and CEO of Dream11, transformed India’s perception of gaming. He didn’t just build a fantasy sports platform—he created a movement. While the global gaming industry surged…
Vijay Shekhar Sharma stands as one of the most influential figures in India’s digital revolution. As the founder and CEO of Paytm, he not only disrupted traditional banking but also…
Nathanael Farrelly didn’t follow the typical path of a millionaire entrepreneur. He didn’t graduate from an Ivy League business school or spend his twenties scaling tech startups in Silicon Valley.…
Vibhanshu Mishra, the founder of Chalu Apna Desi Chinese, has always been passionate about culinary excellence and creating memorable dining experiences. His journey into the food and beverage industry was…
Manish Kumar describes himself as an enthusiastic leader who thrives on challenges and innovation. Integrity, adaptability, and continuous learning define his approach to both personal and professional life. He focuses…
Navneet Singh, a visionary entrepreneur in India’s e-commerce and logistics space, rose to prominence with the founding of PepperTap in 2014. Starting as a hyperlocal grocery delivery platform, PepperTap was…