Mukesh Ambani started a funding blitzkrieg by getting Facebook and Google to invest billions of dollars in Jio Platforms in 2020, the pandemic year infamous for plummeting business growth all over the world. That was, indeed, commendable, given the Covid-19 impact on economies and people. But not many are aware that Kabeer Biswas, a former Airtel employee, had been there and done that in 2017. In December that year, Google invested in his hyperlocal delivery company Dunzo, the first tech startup in India that attracted funding from the search engine giant. It happened nearly eight months after the Bengaluru-based startup... This is an Inc42 Plus Member Exclusive story. Read this story on Inc42.How Dunzo Constantly Iterates Product Frameworks To Drive Growth
Mukesh Ambani started a funding blitzkrieg by getting Facebook and Google to invest billions of dollars in Jio Platforms in 2020, the pandemic year infamous for plummeting business growth all over the world. That was, indeed, commendable, given the Covid-19 impact on economies and people. But not many are aware that Kabeer Biswas, a former Airtel employee, had been there and done that in 2017. In December that year, Google invested in his hyperlocal delivery company Dunzo, the first tech startup in India that attracted funding from the search engine giant. It happened nearly eight months after the Bengaluru-based startup... This is an Inc42 Plus Member Exclusive story. Read this story on Inc42.
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