Continuing the conversation from part 1, Kshitij tells us about his journey studying in XLRI and getting a consulting role at Deloitte. He shares how he left his Deloitte job to work at a start-up in Bihar. Following this, he shares how he started another company called Salad Days, one of the first salad cloud kitchens in India. Finally, though, Kshitij returned to work at a corporation, with a job at GE Healthcare. He shares his experiences at GE and how he was able to do some pioneering work in the company.
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Kshitij shares how he was a part of GE's intrapreneurial initiatives in setting up training programs for lab technicians and nurses. He shares how these programs helped bridge an evident skill gap. Finally though, after 5 years in GE, Kshitij and a close friend decided to start their own company, 4baseCare.
Kshitij tells us how 4baseCare helps cancer patients with testing and understanding the right medications. He shares how they collaborate with doctors, labs and other entities to ensure ethical and well-done research to help cancer patients and their families. From helping change lives to creating an indigenous data bank to study cancer manifestations in Indian people, Kshitij shares many interesting firsts and achievements in the candid conversation.
Whether you're planning to start up, are curious about the health tech industry or just wondering how start-ups can marry social work with profitability, this is a talk you need to listen to. Here are some highlights:
👉Start-up accelerators can help new companies fine-tune their product and operations as well as provide funding.
👉In India, investors are still very comfortable in fast-scaling businesses like fintech, edtech, and e-commerce.
👉The challenge and risk will always be that we will be able to raise the next amount of money at the time when we need it so that we don’t stop our momentum.
👉Keeping yourself aware of industry trends and getting mentorship or guidance from peers, friends, and colleagues is a simple way to stay relevant and informed in your niche.
👉Seekhne mein, ya kisi se kuch maangne mein, I am very besharam.
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