startup ecosystem

“I think what's fundamentally changed is the appetite for risk. There is no stigma attached to failure. People don't worry about failing. People don't worry about getting a job if this doesn't go anywhere.”

“Today this ecosystem has matured to a point where if you're too small on the cap table things are starting to get a little hard, right? Are you going to get information? You know, some people want you out. How are you going to be more meaningful?”

“Capital, which I think is one of the most, how should I say, misunderstood asset, often because we get emotional about money. In the startup ecosystem. Neither is money that important, nor is money that unimportant, right? To your success, you know?”

“I think women founders is a problem globally and it is going to take time to catch up around the world. It still has to catch up in the formal workforce. I think the startup ecosystem is still so young compared to that, but because there's innovation technolog…”

“So anywhere between so what is said is that for FYI, this particular financial year we'll end up having IPOs around one lakh crore, which is what? About 12 odd billion dollars? Just twelve billion dollars, right? So what does that leave for us? Maybe about, yo…”

“But hopefully two, three of this should happen in the next 10 years, and I'm guessing that one of the Indian companies that are going public, or have gone public, would be the ones leading the charge.”