What started off as an exercise to draw up a tool-kit for entrepreneurs as part of the CII national council on innovation and entrepreneurship, got transformed into a handy manual for start-ups in India, using Indian examples and the local context.
The Manual for Indian Start-ups: Tools to start and scale-up your new venture is, in the words of two of its authors – Vijaya Kumar Ivaturi, popularly referred to as IVK, founder and CTO of Crayon Data, a big data analytics firm, with vast years of corporate experience behind him, and Sriram Subramanya, Chairman and Managing Director, Integra Software Services, an entrepreneur and an angel investor –meant for entrepreneurs in the first three years of starting their ventures. “It is like a living document targeting entrepreneurs in the first three years of their journey, something that they can refer to. It is not a substitute for a lawyer or a chartered accountant whom they will hire for advice,” says IVK.
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