Shepreneurs
Shepreneurs spotlights trailblazing women entrepreneurs, and brings to you their extraordinary stories that fire up inspiration among others. We recognise businesswomen who are building for the future, the unstoppable fierce women who have made a name for themselves in India and the world.
Anooja Bashir: Journey Of Becoming A Successful Entrepreneur After Failed Startups
Real Stories of Real Women Around the World. Hear it.
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Startups complete a number of fundraising rounds.
Investors invest money into a startup in exchange for equity
Early investments are called seed funding
Seed is followed by various rounds, known as Series A, B, and C.
A new valuation is done at the time of each funding round.
Valuations are determined by various factors, including market size, company potential, current revenues, and management.
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