Imagine standing before a room of seasoned investors, your startup idea barely more than a vision, with no product or traction to back your pitch—how do you convince them to believe in you? This daunting scenario faced countless early-stage founders at TechCrunch Disrupt, held from October 27–29 at
Overview of the Inbound Sales and AI Automation Industry Imagine a world where every potential customer visiting a website is instantly engaged, qualified, and converted into a booked meeting within seconds, all without human intervention. This is no longer a distant dream but a reality shaped by
I'm thrilled to sit down with Vijay Raina, a seasoned expert in enterprise SaaS technology and software design. With a deep background in architecture and thought leadership, Vijay brings a unique perspective to the evolving world of tech startups. Today, we’re diving into the innovative landscape
Imagine a Bengaluru-based startup, once rooted in Delaware, making a bold return to India and poised to redefine the landscape of domestic stock markets with a staggering $9 billion IPO. This is the story of Groww, India’s largest retail brokerage, capturing the attention of entrepreneurs and
Imagine a single event where over 160 fledgling companies pitch ideas that could redefine entire industries, drawing the sharp eyes of investors hungry for the next big thing, and you have Y Combinator’s Summer Demo Day, a pivotal showcase of entrepreneurial talent and technological breakthroughs.
Unveiling the Startup Market Dynamics In an era where the startup ecosystem is navigating tighter capital markets and rapid technological shifts, a staggering statistic emerges: over 60% of high-growth startups are now opting to delay their initial public offerings (IPOs), prioritizing private
