Multiples carries the distinction of raising money from 15 institutional investors across the globe. They were keen on seeing the place we operated out of, and were impressed. They said this is how a start-up should be. But flourish the business did. Ramnath believes women should not be constrained by gender biases, and instead, they must first think of themselves as the most qualified for the job at hand.
This seems to be the mantra followed by the mother of two who lost her husband in a car accident in Itna anyay bhi nahi hai iss duniya mein. She built a company that is the largest buyer of tribal honey in India. How did Chayaa Nanjappa pip the biggies in the game?
Sabina Chopra, co-founder of Yatra. Autoplant founder Uma Rajan knows the secret of making timely deliveries is to keep going, however the road winds. Archana Bhatnagar believes the best catalyst for growth is a never-say-die attitude. Goldman Sachs and Pouring Pounds were stopovers before starting her very own, Indian cashback website. With a focus on customer centricity and innovation, Dipali Goenka has transformed home-grown textiles major, Welspun, into a force to reckon with globally.
By donning multiple hats at TVF, Nidhi Bisht has come to be one of the most popular faces in the burgeoning digital content industry. Shilpa Sharma followed all her passions — all things ethnic, travel and food — with relentless commitment and converted them into profitable businesses.
Vinita Jain has always been fascinated by ayurveda, even as a curious child growing up in the himalayan tea estates. Armed with nuts, bolts and a coding guide, Meghna Bhutoria is determined to make learning fun.
Nidhi Gupta believes that she can do anything, learning on the go and always striving for more to make her solar epc business a Rs. Nidhi Yadav, the brain behind the Rs. In the age of hyper-funded start-ups, Sunita Maheshwari built her healthcare enterprise on her own steam.
After experiencing the horrors of applying for a home loan, Rati Shetty decided it was time to simplify things. Gowri Thyagarajan Mukherjee jumped at the chance to start a business, a secret wish she always had, and made financing more inclusive.
Coder-in-chief Manisha Raisinghani, Founder of Loginext, has created an algorithm that forms the best possible trips for delivery executives. Srividya Kannan never liked an easy win, and so she ditched a top job to convince large enterprises to trust their future-readiness on a small start-up.
She has rescued over a hundred underprivileged women from penury and helped them become financially independent, with her microfinance institution, Konoklota Mahila Urban Co-operative Bank.
Married against her will and abused, Kalpana Saroj was branded a slave till she decided to be her own master and build a shimmering metal empire. Malini Agarwal has done the impossible — make a conversation with millions sound like a cosy natter among friends. Manisha Raisinghani fine tunes her algo every day to ensure that deliveries, including lovingly chosen gifts, reach their destinations on time.
Indiahikes co-founder Sandhya Chandrasekharayya leads the way in showing how you can channel your passion to build a pioneering profitable venture. She created the first Indian e-commerce site that went public, and Neeru Sharma still has the last mile to go before she sleeps. Usha Stud Farm is a leading producer of derby-winning horses in India, owing to the fierceness of its owner Ameeta Mehra.
Monisha Advani shares her checklist for success in the entertainment business. Liu, who owns four successful Chinese restaurants across Kolkata, owes her success to the hardships she has faced while growing up. Shifting from Singapore to India, she utilized all her life savings to start her fifth company. Interestingly, Suchi Mukherjee got the idea to launch Limeroad during her second maternity break, when she lived in London.
Singh knows pretty much the entire spectrum of coding languages, and has created the largest start-up data platform that tracks 10 million companies, for the aid of VCs and Corporate Development companies.
Shubhra Chadda took her love of curious and quirky, chic designs and created a India-themed retail lifestyle chain, Chumbak. This designer has come a long way — from a workshop in Dharavi to owning a store in NY.
Upasana Taku, co-founder, MobiKwik, built the company from scratch and now has 32 million users and , merchants, doing close to ,,, transactions every day. Natural beauty products are today par for the course, but for pioneer Shahnaz Husain the association is more than just skin-deep. In the big competitive world of textiles, Sanjita Prasad has carved a niche for herself with Amaltas International — but not before winning the battle of the sexes.
Here is the inside story of her love-hate relationship with B-town. How Bharati Jacob maintains the perfect balance — great career, ideal mother. Login In? Please enter your email address. You will receive your new password via email. Current Article. Busy bee. Short Read Long Read. Bookmark saved Bookmark removed. Tireless host. Risky traveller. The mover. Multi-faceted vintner. How Dipali Goenka transformed Welspun into a global textile giant.
With decomposable pads made from corn and bamboo, she is bringing a revolution in menstrual hygiene : Deepanjali Dalmia. She learned the science of ayurveda from her gurus, and set up Biotique, a revolutionary brand: Meet the Beauty Queen, Vinita Jain.
How Meghna Bhutoria is revolutionising learning for children in India. She yearned to be a pilot, but Nidhi Gupta chased the sun instead, and co-founded the Rs. The visionary behind Kolkata Literature Festival actually helms two other equally iconic businesses: Meet marketing maestro Malavika Banerjee. Dream catcher. The Rad Doctor. After experiencing the horrors of applying for a home loan, Rati Shetty decided it was time to simplify things with BankBazaar.
My belief that the personal and professional exist in a seamless continuum have shaped the culture at Multiples into an organization that is deeply rooted in the Indian values of warmth, empathy and hospitality. When I am not helping build businesses, I take great pleasure in conceptualizing and building spaces.
Designing unique and inspiring spaces satisfies my aesthetic inclinations and marries it with my love for the fine arts. I also enjoy providing parenting tips! To my mind, the best one is to use the limited time you have with your children to really listen to them, and not to tell them things that they don't want to know. Return to Investment Page.
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