How did a founder who sold millions of cars and managed billions in real estate become the CEO competing with Palantir for government healthcare contracts?  

In this episode, we explore Avinav Nigam's journey from Cars24 to building TERN Group, an AI-powered healthcare recruitment platform solving the global nursing shortage.  

Avinav Nigam has built companies worth over $10 billion in enterprise value across three different industries - and his latest venture might be his most ambitious yet. After co-founding Cars24 (India's used car unicorn) and IMMO Capital (a European real estate investment platform), Avinav is now tackling the global healthcare crisis with TERN Group, an AI-native recruitment platform that's already generating ₹250 crores ARR in just 24 months.   

What makes this story remarkable isn't just the impressive metrics - 40% month-on-month growth, 88% conversion rates, and competing with enterprise giants like Palantir for government contracts - but the deeply personal mission driving it. After witnessing his colleague's death due to healthcare system failures and seeing talented Indian nurses exploited by unethical recruitment agents, Avinav built a zero-cost platform that charges employers instead of workers.   

In this candid conversation with host Akshay Datt, he reveals how AI is revolutionizing healthcare recruitment, why he believes "AI replaces humans who don't use AI," and his vision for becoming the future of human mobility across borders.  

Key Highlights  

👉How Avinav built three successful companies across cars, real estate, and healthcare - reaching $10B+ enterprise value  

👉TERN Group's explosive growth: ₹250 crores ARR, 40% MoM growth, and 88% conversion rates in 24 months 

👉Why charging employers instead of healthcare workers created a more profitable and ethical business model  

👉 How AI-powered interviews assess 80 nursing specializations across 28 different attributes with human-level accuracy  

👉 The global healthcare worker shortage crisis: 15 million workers needed by 2030 and how TERN is solving it  

👉 Competing with Palantir and other enterprise giants for billion-dollar government healthcare contracts  

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From building Cars24 to creating an AI Native Hiring-Tech Platform: Avinav Nigam (TERN Group)

How did Rohit Arora build a $100 million ARR fintech SaaS platform without raising venture capital while facilitating over $2 billion in SME loans?   

Discover the untold story of Biz2Credit's journey from marketplace to hidden unicorn disrupting America's small business lending crisis.  In this episode, Rohit Arora, CEO and Co-founder of Biz2Credit and Biz2X, reveals how he transformed from a Deloitte consultant into one of America's most successful fintech entrepreneurs. 

Starting as a simple marketplace in 2007, Biz2Credit evolved into a lending powerhouse by pioneering partnerships with hedge funds, leveraging regulatory arbitrage, and building proprietary AI-powered underwriting systems. Rohit shares candid insights about bootstrapping a $100+ million ARR SaaS business, expanding across the US, India, and Middle East, and preparing for a potential $15 billion IPO in 2027. He discusses how Trump's tariffs are creating new opportunities in SME lending, why traditional banks are losing the fintech battle, and how agentic AI is revolutionizing credit decisioning.   

In this conversation with host Akshay Datt, Rohit also offers contrarian takes on venture capital, cross-border fintech regulation, and why India's conservative approach is limiting innovation compared to the Middle East's progressive framework.  

Key highlights from this episode include how Rohit Arora built Biz2Credit into America's leading SME lending platform without traditional VC funding, strategic lessons from partnering with hedge funds and creating special purpose vehicles for lending operations, Biz2X's evolution into a global SaaS platform serving major banks like Citibank and HSBC with $100+ million in annual recurring revenue, insights on navigating cross-border fintech expansion across US, India, and Middle East markets with different regulatory frameworks, the impact of Trump's tariffs on small business lending demand and how it's creating new market opportunities, and Rohit's vision for agentic AI transforming lending workflows and his plans for going public in 2027 with a potential $15+ billion valuation.

 #SME lendingfintech #VC #SaaS #unicorn #crossborderfintech #agenticAIv#hedgefund #lending   

Disclaimer: The views expressed are those of the speaker, not necessarily the channel

The Immigrant to Fintech Billionaire Path | Rohit Arora, Biz2X

How did a serial entrepreneur who built AI solutions for Toyota and Honda before ChatGPT existed become India's pioneering AI-first venture capitalist?  

In this episode, we explore Rahul Agarwalla's bold prediction of 100 AI unicorns emerging from India and his contrarian investment framework that's reshaping the startup ecosystem.  

Rahul Agarwalla, Managing Partner at SenseAI Ventures, brings a unique perspective to AI investing - having built and sold three AI/ML companies since 1996, including enterprise solutions used by Fortune 500 giants like Toyota, Honda, and Canon. As India's first AI-focused VC fund, SenseAI has deployed over ₹200 crores across 31 investments, achieving four successful exits while pioneering the shift from AI infrastructure to applications.  

In this candid conversation with host Akshay Datt, Rahul reveals his VDAT framework for evaluating AI startups, explains why most "AI wrappers" will fail, and shares controversial takes on outcome-based pricing, founder requirements, and market timing. With AI startups capturing 57.9% of global venture capital in 2025, Rahul's insights on building sustainable AI businesses, navigating the India-US corridor, and identifying the next wave of AI unicorns provide essential guidance for founders and investors riding the AI revolution.  

Key Highlights:   

👉How Rahul built AI solutions for Toyota and Honda before the ChatGPT era and transitioned to become India's first AI-focused VC  

👉The VDAT framework: Why variety, data, architecture, and team are the only metrics that matter when evaluating AI startups  

👉Why "AI wrappers" will fail and how to build defensible AI-native applications that OpenAI can't replicate overnight  

👉SenseAI's contrarian bet on applications over infrastructure and why outcome-based pricing will replace traditional SaaS models  

👉The roadmap to 100 AI unicorns from India and why technical founders are non-negotiable for AI success  

👉Market insights on AI tooling opportunities and the shift from foundational models to specialized vertical solutions  

Subscribe to the Founder Thesis Podcast for more deep-dive conversations with India's most innovative entrepreneurs and investors. Follow us on LinkedIn for exclusive content, founder insights, and startup ecosystem updates. Visit founderthesis.com to discover more inspiring founder stories and actionable insights from India's leading entrepreneurs. 

 #AI #venturecapital #AI startups #IndianStartups #StartupEcosystem #AIinIndia #TechEntrepreneur #DeepTech #StartupFunding #AIInvesting #ArtificialIntelligence #MachineLearning #AIVentureCapital #AIApplications #AIInfrastructure #OutcomeBasedPricing #AIWrappers #VDATFramework #DefensibleAI #AIUnicorns 

Disclaimer: The views expressed are those of the speaker, not necessarily the channel

100 AI Unicorns From India: Rahul Agarwalla's Bold Prediction | SenseAI Ventures

How did Ankit Mehta build IdeaForge into India’s leading drone technology company?   

In this episode, host Akshay Datt explores his journey of creating mission-critical drones for defense, public safety, and industrial applications.   

Ankit shares how IdeaForge scaled through India’s funding winter, developed cutting-edge autonomous systems, and positioned itself as a leader in the rapidly growing drone market.  

Key Highlights:

👉How Ankit Mehta built IdeaForge into India’s top drone startup 

👉Surviving India’s funding winter and focusing on sustainable growth 

👉The role of autonomous drones in defense and public safety 

👉Overcoming government procurement challenges for defense contracts 

👉The future of drone technology in India and the global market 

 #DroneIndustry #DefenseTech #DeepTech #IndianStartups #HardwareStartups #PatientCapital #BootstrapStory #IPOJourney #DefenseProcurement #MadeInIndia #DroneManufacturing #TechEntrepreneurship #IITFounders #MissionCriticalTech #IndigenousTechnology #StartupInsights #TechPolicy #DroneRegulations #HardwareVsSoftware #TechFounders #IndianDefense #StartupStrategy #EntrepreneurshipIndia #DeepTechStartups #DefenseContracts #TechInnovation #startupjourney   

Disclaimer: The views expressed are those of the speaker, not necessarily the channel

IdeaForge: The Homegrown Drone Company Protecting India’s National Interests

"Infrastructure always beats applications."   

This is the core philosophy that made Sharad Sanghi one of India's most successful tech entrepreneurs.   

While others built consumer apps, he built the data centers that powered them. Now at 56, he's doing it again with AI infrastructure, showing why betting on the plumbing beats betting on the applications.  

Sharad Sanghi is a pioneer who built India's technology infrastructure backbone. He founded NetMagic in 1998, India's first data center company, scaling it to ₹3,600 crores revenue and 19 data centers before selling to NTT Communications for $116 million. Under his leadership, the company grew to serve 1,500+ enterprise customers with 300MW of IT capacity. After a successful exit, he's now building his second unicorn - Neysa, an AI cloud platform that raised $50 million in just 6 months. With degrees from IIT Bombay and Columbia University, and experience building the early internet backbone in the US, Sharad brings 30+ years of infrastructure expertise to India's AI revolution.  

Key Insights from the Conversation:  

👉Infrastructure-First Strategy: Building foundational technology layers creates more defensible businesses than applications 

👉Crisis Management: Survived dot-com crash and 2008 financial crisis through disciplined focus on profitability over growth 

👉Zero Layoff Philosophy: Maintained employment through multiple economic downturns, proving empathy drives long-term success 

👉80-20 Cloud Strategy: Competed with hyperscalers by focusing on 20% of features that 80% of customers actually use 

👉AI Market Opportunity: India's transition from labor arbitrage to product innovation creates massive global opportunities 

👉Supply-Constrained Business: Data center and AI infrastructure businesses benefit from demand exceeding supply 

👉Second Innings Mentality: Starting a new venture at 56 proves age is irrelevant when solving transformative problems 

This insightful conversation was conducted by Akshay Datt, serial entrepreneur and host of Founder Thesis, India's leading startup-focused podcast featuring deep conversations with disruptive founders.

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Inside India’s AI Cloud Gold Rush | Sharad Sanghi(Neysa) on GPUs, LLMs & Startups

"80 to 90% of income for all artists, even Arijit Singh and Shreya Ghoshal, comes from live events only. YouTube pays barely 1-2 paise per stream today."  

This shocking revelation from Gaurav Dagaonkar exposes the broken economics of the music industry. While millions stream their favorite songs, artists make almost nothing from digital plays - a problem that led him to build Hoopr, India's leading music licensing platform.  

Gaurav Dagaonkar is the Co-founder and CEO of Hoopr, India's leading music licensing platform serving over 200,000 creators and 125+ enterprise clients including Myntra, ITC, and Marico. An IIM Ahmedabad MBA who rejected corporate placements to pursue music, Gaurav spent over a decade as a successful Bollywood music director working on films like Joker, Heartless, and Lanka. His YouTube channel Songfest has garnered half a million followers. After experiencing the industry's broken economics firsthand, he built Hoopr, which has raised multiple funding rounds and revolutionized how creators access licensed music. Host Akshay Datt explores how domain expertise combined with business acumen created this remarkable entrepreneurial success story. 

Key Insights from the Conversation:  

👉Industry Economics: Music streaming pays artists only 1-3 paise per play, forcing 80-90% of artist income to come from live performances 

👉Market Opportunity: Only 1-2% of venues comply with music licensing laws, representing a massive untapped market 

👉Customer Validation: Hoopr interviewed 150+ creators and 50+ brands before building their platform, ensuring strong product-market fit 

👉Revenue Model Innovation: Rejecting minimum guarantee models in favor of transparent unit economics created sustainable growth 

👉Creator Impact: Independent artists can earn more from a single micro-sync license than years of streaming revenue 

👉Copyright Complexity: Indian artists gave away both publishing and master rights, unlike Western markets where artists retained publishing control

#entrepreneurship #startup #musicindustry #creatoreconomy #iimahmedabad #bollywood #musictech #foundingindia #musiclicensing #startupjourney #businessbuilding #artistrights #copyrightlaw #digitalcreators #musicbusiness #startupfunding #productmarketfit #indianstartups #creativeindustry #founderstory #musicentrepreneur #techinnovation #platformbusiness #revenuemodel #sustainablebusiness #startuplife #entrepreneurmindset   

Disclaimer: The views expressed are those of the speaker, not necessarily the channel

Shreya/Sonu/Arijit or Youtube/Spotify - Who Really Makes Money From Bollywood Songs?

"Cash is just a commodity. What truly attracts top entrepreneurs is the connection you build."   

Ashish Taneja completely flips the traditional investor-founder power dynamic in this eye-opening conversation with host Akshay Datt, revealing why the best founders actually choose their investors, not the other way around.  

Ashish Taneja is the Founding Partner & CEO of GrowX Ventures, one of India's pioneering deep tech venture capital firms. A Chartered Accountant who transitioned from being the India CEO of Vertex (a major UK BPO firm) to venture investing, Ashish has bootstrapped GrowX from angel investments in 2008 to managing ₹400+ crores across institutional funds. His portfolio includes a spectacular 17x return from spacetech company Pixxel, and notable exits to companies like Reliance and NASDAQ. With 49 investments and 9 successful exits over 15+ years, Ashish has become a leading voice in India's hardware and deep tech ecosystem.  

Key Insights from the Conversation: 

👉Deep Tech Focus: India's future lies in hardware-first companies solving complex problems in space, defense, semiconductors, and advanced manufacturing 

👉Patient Capital Thesis: Deep tech requires 4-6 year investment horizons versus software's 18-month cycles 

👉Dual Valley Strategy: Successful deep tech investing means navigating both technology risk and commercialization risk simultaneously 

👉Founder-First Philosophy: The best entrepreneurs choose their investors based on value-add, not just capital 

👉Barbell Portfolio Strategy: Combining high-risk seed deep tech bets with lower-risk Series B growth investments 

👉Bootstrap Mentality: Building a VC fund through personal savings, consulting revenue, and reinvested returns rather than institutional money

#VentureCapital #DeepTech #SpaceTech #HardwareStartups #IndiaVC #StartupFunding #TechInvesting #DefenseTech #Semiconductors #PatientCapital #FounderThesis #AkshayDatt #GrowXVentures #AshishTaneja #StartupEcosystem #AngelInvesting #SeriesB #SeedFunding #TechEntrepreneur #IndianStartups #VCStrategy #InvestmentStrategy #TechFounders #StartupJourney #ModernIndustrials 

Disclaimer: The views expressed are those of the speaker, not necessarily the channel

How to Bootstrap a Deep Tech VC fund in India | Ashish Taneja (growX Ventures)

"Energy is the only input cost that can be systematically optimized over time."  

A game-changing perspective from battery tech pioneer Sheetanshu Tyagi that's reshaping how India's quick-commerce giants think about profitability. This insight is driving EMO Energy's transformation from a hardware company to an Energy-as-a-Service platform.  

Sheetanshu Tyagi is the Co-Founder & CEO of EMO Energy, a deep-tech startup revolutionizing India's EV battery landscape. With over a decade of experience at world-class companies including Rivian (as one of the first 50 employees), Ather Energy, and Ola Electric, Sheetanshu has been at the forefront of the global EV revolution. He holds 8 patents for innovative automotive systems and has successfully raised $7.86 million for EMO Energy, achieving a valuation of ₹203 crores. Under his leadership, EMO has deployed over 2,000 battery packs, covered 18.3 million kilometers, and established partnerships with industry giants like Blinkit, BigBasket, and Domino's.  

Host Akshay Datt explores Sheetanshu's journey from a 2BHK startup to building India's most advanced battery technology platform.  

Key Insights from the Conversation: 

👉Hardware-First Philosophy: EMO's contrarian approach focuses on superior mechanical and thermal engineering rather than expensive specialized cells 

👉Fast Charging Breakthrough: 20-minute charging capability with 5+ year battery life, solving the critical downtime problem for commercial fleets 

👉Immersion Cooling Innovation: Proprietary liquid cooling technology maintains uniform temperature within 1°C across all cells 

👉Energy-as-a-Service Model: Transitioning from 90% hardware revenue to 50%+ software and services, offering systematic energy cost optimization 

👉Strategic Market Focus: Targeting high-utilization commercial fleets rather than consumer market, doubling rider productivity to 140-160 km/day 

👉Sodium-Ion Future: Predicting India's potential to bypass lithium dependency and build sovereign battery technology using locally available materials

#EVBattery #StartupIndia #DeepTech #ElectricVehicles #BatteryTechnology #EnergyStorage #Entrepreneurship #TechStartup #Innovation #FastCharging #EMOEnergy #IndianStartups #CleanTech #SustainableMobility #VentureCapital #HardwareTech #EVInfrastructure #BengaluruStartups #FutureOfMobility #StartupJourney #TechFounder #electricmobility   

Disclaimer: The views expressed are those of the speaker, not necessarily the channel

The EV revolution is here, can EMO Energy be the next BP/ HPCL/ IOCL? | Sheetanshu Tyagi(Co-founder)

India’s real economic engine isn’t in big cities - it’s in the 400 million+ people building, trading, and growing across Middle India.  

In this episode of the Founder Thesis Podcast, host Akshay Datt speaks with Jyotsna Krishnan (Managing Partner, Elevar Equity;  CEO and Co-Founder, Epic World) on how to invest, build, and scale startups for India’s underserved majority.  

With 15+ years in impact investing, Jyotsna shares how Elevar Equity has backed 50+ companies, catalyzed $3B+ in follow-on capital, and impacted over 60 million low-income households - proving that profit and purpose aren’t mutually exclusive.  

She also introduces Epic World and Epic Intelligence, a data platform designed to map the $10 trillion informal economy of entrepreneurial households in India.  

Key Insights: 

👉Elevar’s customer-backward investment thesis 

👉Why India’s middle 70% is the biggest untapped market 

👉Building startups with distribution, dignity, and deep context 

👉Epic World’s vision to productize ground-up insights 

👉Why Middle India needs its own startup playbook 

👉The real size of India’s economy - beyond GDP metrics

#ImpactInvesting #IndiaStartups #FounderThesis #MiddleIndia #VCIndia #SocialImpact #CustomerCentric #InclusiveGrowth #InformalEconomy #StartupIndia #MSME #StartupPodcast #VCPodcast #BusinessStrategy #InvestmentStrategy #StartupEcosystem 

Disclaimer: The views expressed are those of the speaker, not necessarily the channel

Why 70% of India Is Invisible to VCs | Jyotsna Krishnan (Elevar/ EPIC)

Stop thinking about your wealth like a startup.  

Your biggest strength as a founder - your bias for high-risk, high-growth, and breakneck speed - is your biggest liability when managing your own money. The instinct that built your company can easily destroy your personal wealth. This episode is the antidote.  

In this episode, host Akshay Datt sits down with Raghvendra Nath, a 30-year veteran of the Indian financial markets. After a stellar 18-year corporate career in senior roles at the Aditya Birla Group, Raghvendra co-founded Ladderup Wealth Management in 2011. He has since grown the firm to manage an AUM of 2,000 Crore by challenging the industry's product-pushing culture. His core philosophy is brutally simple: protect the capital first.  

This conversation is a masterclass in building and preserving wealth for entrepreneurs who have created something valuable and can't afford to lose it. 

Learn: 

👉The math behind compounding that can double your money in 5 years instead of 10. 

👉Why Raghvendra believes most day trading is a zero-sum game destined to fail. 

👉The surprising truth about gold’s performance and why central banks are buying it furiously. 

👉A breakdown of when to use Mutual Funds, Portfolio Management Services (PMS), or Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs). 

👉The single biggest mistake investors make when choosing a fund to invest in. 

👉The powerful case study of Titan, and how a company’s revenue can become its profit over a decade.

If you're an entrepreneur or leader who has built something valuable, this conversation is non-negotiable.   

#FounderThesis #Investing #WealthManagement #StockMarket #FinancialPlanning #Entrepreneurship #StartupIndia #AssetAllocation #Compounding #LongTermInvesting #IndianStartups  

Disclaimer: The views expressed are those of the speaker, not necessarily the channel

Crypto vs Stocks vs Gold: What Should You Really Invest In? | Raghvendra Nath(Ladderup) Explains

Dickens said, it was the best of the times, it was the worst of the times. The words have never been truer.  Best because there’s never been a better time to be an entrepreneur.  Worst because the clutter is mind-numbing. Founder Thesis breaks through the noise to bring you stories of success & failure, grit & struggle, bouquets & brickbats from some of the most brilliant entrepreneurs in India. 

Founder Thesis

Saurabh Garg talks to investors and venture capitalists about what it takes  and
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India Booked is a podcast that uses literature as a lever to bring multiple
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people interested in learning more about India. Every episode focuses on a
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probably food and shelter. Stories make us laugh, cry, and learn. They carry us
to the mysterious worlds of our imagination. So here we are, ready to take you
along with us on a ride with some great stories by some great writers. We invite
you to this podcast ‘Kahaniyon ka Guccha’ where you will hear carefully curated
series of stories written by some of the greatest writers in Hindustani
language. Stay tuned to some of the greatest stories with us in ‘Kahaniyon ka
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Kahaniyon ka Guccha

At The Spotlight, we go behind the scenes and identify and highlight the upcoming disruptors from the startup space!

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Welcome to the podcast where all stories are welcome. This is a podcast with no
agenda. Hidden or otherwise. In a freewheeling conversation over coffee, Sheba
gently nudges people to shake off their masks and share their real selves. Hear
what keeps people ticking, what helps them make sense of the world, and what is
the inner, most private conversation people have with themselves. Hear people
being, well….human. Expect to hear from the quiet introverts, because Sheba has
a soft corner for them.

SoulBrews with Sheba

Marketing is often considered a nice to have, not a must have. “Let’s get business first”, is what one has often heard. However, MARKETING WHEN DONE RIGHT, GETS BUSINESS. In this show marketing stalwarts talk about how marketing works in the real world. In this show you will learn how marketing will help you to - win business - acquire new consumers - grow the brand - build defensibility - command higher pricing power. Vani Dandia is an award winning marketeer who has spent over two decades in advertising and marketing with Unilever, PepsiCo, Reckitt Benckiser, Henkel, BBDO and Leo Burnett. Her claim to fame includes turning around Kurkure and successfully launching brands like Quaker, Veet, Sunsilk Colour, Fa in India and Asia.

Marketing with Vani

Hosted by Nakul Kumar, this podcast will feature some interesting personalities
from various domains of life. From sportsmen to artists and entrepreneurs, we'll
speak to a line-up of unconventional people. What will always remain constant is
our focus on how technology shapes their lives and their go-to hacks & tricks.
We will explore their unique relationship with technology and try to soak in all
that can enhance our and our listeners' relationship with technology. Hacks,
tricks, insights, upcoming tech or innovations, you name it and we'll have
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The minds behind brands, the minds behind ads. 

 

Tune into Marketing Connect as Saurabh Garg, a marketer, startup enthusiast, and filmmaker, gets up close and personal with some of our most celebrated marketers in India. Watch him pick their brains on the method and madness that is marketing, as art and as a discipline. And so they answer the most important question: what does it take to succeed as a marketer in this day and age?

 

Bringing you the first season of the Marketing Connect Podcast, where Saurabh chats with marketers from real estate, to fashion, content, food, retail, and just about any industry you can think of.

 

Hear, learn, and get inspired from the marketers handling the brands you and I consume each day!

Marketing Connect

We get up close and personal to some of the most celebrated marketers in the country. We understand from them the method and the madness behind how they look at marketing as a discipline and what it takes to succeed as a marketer in this day and age. In the first season of Marketing Connect Podcast, we speak to marketers from businesses ranging from real estate to fashion to content to food to retail, and a lot more! These marketers manage some of the largest brands in the country today!

Akshay Datt

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