Vani Kola left behind a stellar career as an entrepreneur in the United States to gamble on the startup ecosystem in India. She has no regrets.
In 2006, Vani Kola spent a month in India, “travelling, meeting people, sitting in …
After investing in e-commerce start-up firms in India, Ratan Tata is now taking on a mentor’s role with venture capital firm Kalaari Capital.
Tata, who joins the firm in an advisory role, will lend his expertise to guide and mentor …
Source: The Hindu BusinessLine
Published on 7th April, 2014
Well-defined differentiators, long-term customer relationships and brand building are vital
In past editions of Start-up Island, perspectives have been shared about the glut of online businesses. There is a need for …
As numerous young technology ventures in India get ready for their next level of growth, venture capital funds that invested millions in them are cheering the prospect of earning significant returns.
Beginning 2014, some of the top funds in the
Vani Kola is a citizen of the flat world.
Kola, an Indian immigrant who I first met nearly 15 years ago, was making a name for herself then with a business-to-business software startup she launched from the Sunnyvale library. She …