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Entrepreneurship  

Ashish  Chaturvedi  

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Who  the  hell  is  he  ?  

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Ashish Chaturvedi Founder & CEO

•  Gold Medalist in Engineering. Victim of uncle Osama’s air campaign of 2001.

•  Started with a Chemical manufacturing startup.

•  Spent boring 9+ years with Infosys.

•  IIM Calcutta Alumnus (MBA).

•  1.5+ exciting years at uFony.

•  Taught Digital Marketing & Business Strategy at SIMC.

•  Loves to Run.

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Entrepreneurship  has  some    side  effects  

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Before                                        ABer      

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D  becomes  Do-­‐it-­‐yourself    (not  Delegate)  

– You  are  the  peon,  coder,  salesman,  accountant,  marketer  &  of  course  CEO  

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And  that  leads  to  …Too  much  to  do…!  

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Leading  to  long  extra  hours  

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And  Lots  of  RejecWon  along  the  way.    

Window  shopping  employees,  Investors  and  Friends  &  relaWves.  

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BUT  The  Gains  are  worth  the  pain…  

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Calorific  Gains  

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Control  your  own  DesWny.  

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Fastest  way  to  become  a  …  

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Get  covered  in  InternaWonal  Media.  

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And  probably  the  quickest  way  to  get  a  chance   to   address   peers   in   your   alma  mater.  

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Societal  Gains  

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Generate  employment  

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Bring  in  FDI  

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Create  an  Impact  

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Skills  gains..  

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Learn  what  you  always  wanted  to..  

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Groom  yourself  to  take  decisions  –  Right  or  Wrong  

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Learn  to  deal  with  ambiguity  and  failure.  

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My  learning  so  far….  

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First  step  is  the  Hardest  

           One  has  to  overcome  

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How  I  accidently  overcome  those..  

•  CulWvated  my  passion  

•  Kept  trying  new  things.  

•  Found  my  leverage  

•  Found  a  partner  

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The  choice  between  Logic  and  Faith  

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It  CANT  be  only  about  Money!  

•  Passion  •  Goal  •  Changing  the  world  •  Helping  people  •  Pride  •  Forced  

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Idea  is  Everything  

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Idea  <  5%  

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But  someone  can  steal  my  Billion  $$  idea  

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No  They  Wont!!!  

So  pitch  your  idea  to  as  many  as  you  can.  

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What  maiers  more  is  ?  

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Establishing  -­‐  Product  Market  Fit  

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How  to  establish  product-­‐market  fit  ?  

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Choose  Speed  OVER  Accuracy  

• Avoid    building  that  (elusive)  perfect  product  in  one  go.  

• Release  as  fast  as  you  can  BUT  ensure  what  you  are  releasing  doesn’t  suck.  

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Be  in  Beta…ALWAYS  

•  Build  -­‐  >  Get  Feedback  -­‐  >  Test  -­‐>  Analyze  -­‐  >  Create  again  

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Build  a  Good  Team..  

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Two  is  merry,  three  (maybe)  is  Crowd.  

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Its  Incredibly  hard  &  takes  incredibly  longer  to  do  everything  yourself  

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More  because…  

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Saves  you  from  the  emoWonal  drain.  

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Don’t  rely  on  Part  Time    

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Hire  people  with  complementary  skills  

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Form  Alliances  (Outsource  your  weakness)  

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Money  Maiers  

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Money  is  Never  sufficient  

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Fear  Vs  Greed  

Fear  •   No  Product-­‐Market  Fit  

•   UnderesWmated  inputs  

• OveresWmated  Output  

Greed  •   Do  I  need  money?  

•   Do  I  need  it  now?  

•   How  much  should  I  dilute?  

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How  to  raise  iniWal  capital  then?  

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Easiest  way  

ShramDaan  

Leverage  

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What  about  Angels  ?  

 I  have  a  perfect  Business  Plan  

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Hard  facts..  Think  like  an  investor  

•  Hardly  any  body  invests  in  business  plans  – Especially  for  the  first  Wme  entrepreneurs  

•  Instead  people  invest  in  people,  relaWonships  and  teams  AND….  

•  Business  Models  (working)  

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Who  can  I  approach  ?  

•  Look  for  angel  networks  –  Mumbai  Angels  –  IAN  –  Chennai  Angels  –  SeedFund.in  –  Kae  Capital  

•  Always  find  an  introducWon.  It’s  the  only  way  they  would  ever  pay  aienWon  to  your  case.  

•  Ask  for  Advice  ,    then  Favor  &  at  the  last  Money.  

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Thanks!    

Ashish  Chaturvedi  +91-­‐8412024168  [email protected]  

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5Ps  for  entrepreneurial  success  

PerspecWve  

Proficiency  

Providence  

Perseverance  

Plarorm  

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IteraWons  at  Zoment  

•  Product  pivoted  three  Wmes  in  1.5  years  

•  3  iteraWon  on  UI  (sWll  counWng),  UX  changed  5  Wmes.  

•  Change,  even  when  you  have  a  Product  Market  fit.  

•  Keep  experimenWng!  

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E  N  T  R  E  P  R  E  N  E  U  R  

•  4  E  •  3  R  •  2  N  •  1  T    •  1  P    •  1  U    

Rhymes  similar  to  a  Sanskrit  word  “Antha-­‐Prerna”  

What  word  can  we  make  out  of  these  alphabets  ?  

E  R  N  T  P  U  


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