Jhina: Jumbotail will build a $7B-$10B business in five years
Ashish Jhina · Inside the mind of Jumbotail Founders, Ashish Jhina & Karthik Venkateswaran | 100x Entrepreneur · Apr 14, 2021 · at 21:49
Ashish Jhina is the co-founder of Jumbotail, outlining the company's 5-year growth trajectory following operational profitability.
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“And now we're, you know, looking at expanding, you know, three, four X you know, over this year and over the next five years building a, you know, seven to ten billion dollar business because of the fact that, you know, the model is replicable.”
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