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To all the women entrepreneurs out there: Don’t be intimidated by the people around you. Success looks different for everyone even if that means taking your time with things.
Four years and $100 million. Presented with those numbers, most venture capital firms would likely have spread their bets and racked up a bare minimum of a dozen investments. Not Lightbox. The VC firm has backed just six startups across its second fund raised in 2014 and a $54-million expansion vehicle set up two years later. Simply put, Lightbox does things its own way by banking on a light portfolio of consumer technology companies to build winners.
rt @sandeepm1: what a collection of prototypes by the kids from @yeaindia. excited to hear their dreams and stories! @lbvc https://t.co/ahj…
rt @etgreycell: "power of the crowd: funding a dream" @grantthorntonin @mamaearthindia @ozivanutrition @nobrokercom @lbvc @meetthedrapers…
rt @dhrupadkarwa: delhi is a novel bangalore is a blog bombay is a poem
rt @bhumika14k: shifted back to delhi and i realised the power of internet economy. from @dunzoit getting me water to viper, @FURLENCO sett…
rt @suchitasalwan: happy monday 🎉 https://t.co/ulerlkn0nd
rt @thehardcopyco: how do you create a challenger brand? by not copying the big ones. that’s the approach @twitellectual took to build @w…
what marketplace excites you? @sandeepagg droom 🚗 @sidtalwar ones that sell niche products such as @stockx and… https://t.co/qxyvvq9hsc
why not build it like @carvana & @vroomcars in the us which offers an inventory and offline led model as well? 🇮🇳i… https://t.co/fbejij8fqo
Why did you choose to build Droom as a managed marketplace? 🚗Huge Market: Automobiles sector as a % of GDP in Indi… https://t.co/fdoUcnDNXo
🟢Looking at different categories to build a marketplace that can give better traceability and transparency is impor… https://t.co/Ph7SrdBuhh
Failure is one of those things that is inevitable when you stick yourself out there… especially when you are young.
It’s really hard, but so powerful. The "hack" culture of Facebook or the "do no evil" approach of Google or the "respect everyone" culture of the Mahindras. It is amazing to see what great things can be accomplished when a founder drives core values effectively through an organization.
Experiment, fail, learn and repeat. Try things at a small scale and at a low cost, and quickly assess if they work or not and then take a call on what is worth scaling up. The experiments should either stop or continue based on consumer feedback.