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Saturday, September 09, 2006

Some stuff I read

Satish's blog -

Rajesh Jain's blog

Venturewoods - a sort of online exchange for indian entrepreneurs

Dhruti's blog - good writing

informative casual writing on bombay roads and things you see on them

News.com
joelonsoftware.com
rediff.com
mid-day.com - this is crap yet addictive
ameinfo.com

at September 09, 2006

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Roshan: Hi there, I am an entrepreneur who has taken multiple companies from the drawing board to revenue. I have also served as an advisor, board member and consultant to numerous companies (both Start-ups (Board Member, Advisor) and Fortune 500 Tech (Consultant)) on Strategy, Sales Operations, Channel Building and Product Management. My interests are in businesses that revolve around aggregating smaller similar looking units, businesses which can get more valuable not by attracting customers but by what customers 'leave behind' and businesses which can make the lives of individuals, families and communities more enriching. I advise numerous start-ups and what limits my interaction is not the ability of the company to pay me / for me to make money on the company (I do many assignments for Good Karma) but more often that the business prospects or goals don't excite me.

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