Sanchita Dash: Page 18
Entrepreneur Staff
Bio
In the business of news for 5 years now. Making my way across India thanks to my career. A media graduate from Symbiosis, Pune, I have earlier worked with Deccan Chronicle (South India's leading English daily), T-Hub (India's largest incubator) and Anthill Ventures (a speed-scaling platform).
Stories, movies and PJs are my thing.
If you hear 'The Office' opening score randomly, don't worry it's just my phone ringing.
Latest: Page 18
Why Should Founders Deal With Critics in a Positive Manner
Emotions get involved and entrepreneurs often end up writing off those critics
These Are the Major Reasons a Start-up Fails Believe Investors
Before entering an industry, it is critical that the founder evaluates the segment and understands it completely
This Company is Solving Last Mile Connectivity Issues in India by Relying on Retailers
The company believes that a human touch is required for consumers who do not understand digitization of finance
How to Choose a Digital Marketing Agency For your Brand?
For all start-ups, new media is one aspect they cannot ignore
Here's What You Should Do to Ensure You are Not Losing Out on Customers
After acquiring customers, the struggle lies in retaining them and making sure that they don't go opting for other players in the field
How to Network For Those Who Hate to Network
Tips from the pros of networking about how to not just make your way through the crowd but also stand out
Recently Edited Content by Sanchita Dash
In 6 years, Geeta Goel-led Dell has Invested $200 mn in India
Goel tells how investing has shifted in terms of new areas emerging in same field
These Apps Sensitize You About Rising Pollution
Deprecated situation compelled entrepreneurs to help curb menace by creating apps that apprise about pollution level
What Makes Venture Catalysts the Largest Investor of 2018
Firm is India's first startup-focused network to venture into tier-2 and tier-3 cities
Giving a New Life to Used Soles
How two athletes after failing to refurbish shoes transformed them into 'cool' chappals
