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What makes a start-up a success? What are the pit-falls that could be avoided on the journey to becoming successful? What are the signs to look for along the terrain that suggest some regrouping and rethinking is in order? When is the perfect time to seek valuation and sale?
Sanjay Mehta and Hareesh Tibrewala, chronicle the story of their Internet start-up, in the form of a gripping narrative in If I Had To Do It Again. A start-up manual, a page-turner and an inspiration-in-print, all rolled into one, this contains valuable lessons for those who venture into the world of business, equipped not much beyond their winning ideas, and a will to succeed.
Sanjay Mehta and Hareesh Tibrewala
Hareesh and Sanjay, first met at VJTI in 1985 while pursuing their B.E. degree. Thereafter, they went to the US to pursue their Masters from University of Southern California and returned back to India in 1988. In 1997 they co-founded Homeindia.com, one of India’s earliest ecommerce sites. After exiting Homeindia in 2007, they both worked as professionals in different organizations. In 2009, they once again got together, this time to co-found a digital media marketing agency, Social Wavelength. In 2014, WPP (world’s largest communication network) acquired a majority stake in Social Wavelength and it was subsequently rebranded as Mirum. Hareesh and Sanjay continue to run Mirum as Joint CEOs.
