EPISODE · Oct 6, 2018 · 29 MIN
Episode 29: Founders of Mum Mum Co on scaling up, fundraising and why a co-founder is important.
from Kidsstoppress Podcast - Your Parenting Happy Hour · host Kidsstoppress
How do you handle a path breaking startup and mommy guilt? How do you stay true to your company’s ethos while scaling operations? Farah Nathani, quit India when she was 18 and did her undergrad at University of Pennsilvania and then onto Harvard Business School and had a flourishing career with Bain Capital and then Godrej. She decided to move back to India with her daughter and husband for an extended family support and pursue her dream to be an entrepreneur. Shreya has a consulting career with A.T. Kearney and she believes in the power of the product. In this episode Shreya and Farah talk about how they managed to be co- founders , why it's important to have one, the challenges, being awarded as the best snacking company at Kidsstoppress Awards 2017 , raising their first round of external capital and how they want to build a business at scale. We sit down to chat with The MumMum CO founders on keep it real.Support the show
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How do you handle a path breaking startup and mommy guilt? How do you stay true to your company’s ethos while scaling operations? Farah Nathani, quit India when she was 18 and did her undergrad at University of Pennsilvania and then onto Harvard Business School and had a flourishing career with Bain Capital and then Godrej. She decided to move back to India with her daughter and husband for an extended family support and pursue her dream to be an entrepreneur. Shreya has a consulting career w...
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