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EPISODE · Jan 28, 2026 · 54 MIN

What Should Founders Do About Distribution, Capital, and Trust? | Episode 49

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Today’s episode spans consumer brands, early-stage capital, and healthcare crowdfunding — with builders operating close to the ground.🗞️ News BriefDeepinder Goyal hands over the reins to Albinder — steps back to focus on other ventures; ~$100M in unvested ESOPs let go.Capital One acquires Brex for $5.15B — largest bank–fintech deal to date; reflects a sharp markdown from Brex’s $12.3B 2022 peak.🎙️ Guest SegmentsArjun Singh — Co-founder, Gully LabsFresh off a ₹30 Cr Series A, Arjun breaks down how Gully Labs was built before inventory: manifesto-first branding, a 5,000+ WhatsApp community, lessons from online controversy, and why India is still massively under-branded. We discuss channel mix, overseas demand (25%+ revenue), experiential retail, and what’s next.Sanil Sachar — Partner, Huddle VenturesInside Huddle’s pre-seed playbook: what they back, how they spot conviction vs spray-and-pray, mistakes founders make early, regrets passed on, and which consumer categories excite them heading into 2026.Piyush Jain & Khushboo Jain — Carepal Group (ImpactGuru)How ImpactGuru evolved into Carepal, India’s healthcare crowdfunding infrastructure: scale, hospital partnerships, trust and fraud prevention, how UPI changed access, financing ultra-expensive treatments, and a story from the work that stayed with them.🎧 Watch, subscribe, and join our WhatsApp community: https://chat.whatsapp.com/BK69EsNWP8BJIaoy3k7EfX?mode=ac_t Follow us:X → https://x.com/OfflineOnAir Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/theofflinenetwork LinkedIn → https://www.linkedin.com/company/offlineonair Website → https://www.theoffline.network #TheOfflineNetwork #IndiaTech #Startups #ConsumerBrands #D2C #VentureCapital #GullyLabs #HuddleVentures #Carepal #ImpactGuru #Fintech #Healthcare

Today’s episode spans consumer brands, early-stage capital, and healthcare crowdfunding — with builders operating close to the ground.🗞️ News BriefDeepinder Goyal hands over the reins to Albinder — steps back to focus on other ventures; ~$100M in unvested ESOPs let go.Capital One acquires Brex for $5.15B — largest bank–fintech deal to date; reflects a sharp markdown from Brex’s $12.3B 2022 peak.🎙️ Guest SegmentsArjun Singh — Co-founder, Gully LabsFresh off a ₹30 Cr Series A, Arjun breaks down how Gully Labs was built before inventory: manifesto-first branding, a 5,000+ WhatsApp community, lessons from online controversy, and why India is still massively under-branded. We discuss channel mix, overseas demand (25%+ revenue), experiential retail, and what’s next.Sanil Sachar — Partner, Huddle VenturesInside Huddle’s pre-seed playbook: what they back, how they spot conviction vs spray-and-pray, mistakes founders make early, regrets passed on, and which consumer categories excite them heading into 2026.Piyush Jain & Khushboo Jain — Carepal Group (ImpactGuru)How ImpactGuru evolved into Carepal, India’s healthcare crowdfunding infrastructure: scale, hospital partnerships, trust and fraud prevention, how UPI changed access, financing ultra-expensive treatments, and a story from the work that stayed with them.🎧 Watch, subscribe, and join our WhatsApp community: https://chat.whatsapp.com/BK69EsNWP8BJIaoy3k7EfX?mode=ac_t Follow us:X → https://x.com/OfflineOnAir Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/theofflinenetwork LinkedIn → https://www.linkedin.com/company/offlineonair Website → https://www.theoffline.network #TheOfflineNetwork #IndiaTech #Startups #ConsumerBrands #D2C #VentureCapital #GullyLabs #HuddleVentures #Carepal #ImpactGuru #Fintech #Healthcare

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