The year so far has seen more than 30 CXO, including founders, switch their tracks to join other companies, float new ventures or assume new roles within existing companies
While many stepped down under mysterious circumstances or took an exit after their ventures were acquired or for various other reasons, the zeal of Indian founders to start afresh cannot be ignored
According to industry experts, investors tend to have more confidence in second and third-time founders, making them preferred choices for investment.
It has been a year of oxymorons for the Indian startup land and its incumbent. While the year was mostly bogged down in the extended wave of an unforgiving funding dry spell (aka the infamous funding winter), it also saw a spring of Indian founders rolling out their second or even third ventures.
It is imperative to mention that the year so far has seen more than 30 CXOs, including founders, switch their tracks to join other companies, float new ventures or assume new roles within existing companies.