I speak with Tirth Shah - Co-Founder of TheFixedincome.com & fellow Babson alum, about:

- What led to the creation of thefixedincome.com
- How the Indian Bond Market compares to others
- Govt. regulation and challenges
- What's next?

S03 E03: High Time Foods 

I'm joined by Aakash Shah and Damian Felchlin , co-founders at High Time Foods. 

We discuss:

- What's new at High Time Foods since the last episode
- Damian joining the business
- The Techstars experience
- Growth plans 
- What's next?

S3 E02: In this episode, I'm joined by Rob Roberts who shares what the NoCode Startup Studio is all about and how entrepreneurs can benefit from this course.

Learn more here: https://www.babson.edu/academics/executive-education/open-enrollment-programs/babson-nocode-startup-studio/#

S3 E01 - I speak with Mild Suwanpimolkul about her startup - ReServe and why she chose to focus on a sustainable product.  We also cover how she pursued her MBA while growing her business into new markets and verticals.

Join us as we learn more about what it takes to start and grow this company.

S2 E19 - In this episode, I'm joined by Prof. Dhebar and we discuss:

• His educational experiences at IIT, IIM and Stanford
• His teaching career at Harvard and MIT
• Why he's consistently ranked a student favorite at Babson
• What exactly is the roundtable session
• How his quotes leave a lasting impact on students
• Advice for students

Also, a big thank you to Darshan Doshi for helping with some of the questions.

S2 E20: In this episode, I'm joined by Damian Felchlin and we talk about:

- The Babson experience
- His role at Stat zero
- Previous roles held at:

•  The Swiss Consulate in SF
•  Founder Equity
• Edamama Foods
• Switzerland Global Enterprise

- His interest in environmental sustainability and sustainable investing

- What's next?

See Damian featured here: https://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/multimedia/swiss-abroad_far-away-from-home/44906404

Learn more about Damian at: www.felchlin.co

 

S2 E18 I'm joined by Aakash Shah,  Babson MBA (Class of '21) and Co-Founder of High Time Foods.

We discuss:

- His pitch that recently won the Babson BETA Challenge
- How he got started on his idea and identified his target customers
- Why Babson?
- The challenges of running a startup
- What's next

In this episode, the Babson Family Business Club is joined by Mr.Robert Rosenberg from Dunkin' Donuts. I host the podcast alongside Carolyne and Tarun as we discuss how Mr.Rosenberg took over the family business from his father and grew Dunkin' Donuts to the gigantic company it is today.

We cover excerpts from his book : Around the Corner to Around the World and see how he dealt with complicated family issues, rivalries and surrounding himself with people who shared the same vision as him.

It has been a truly outstanding podcast with some truly outstanding people. It's rare to get such a clear picture by someone so accomplished. Please have a listen and do check out his book at: https://www.amazon.com/Around-Corner-World-Lessons-Learned/dp/1400220483/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1OHDTLHD3QIF&dchild=1&keywords=around+the+corner+to+around+the+world&qid=1620060711&sprefix=around+the+corn%2Caps%2C167&sr=8-1

In this episode, I discuss Private Equity with Professor Bero. We take a close look into what it is and how it works. 

Prior to joining the Babson Faculty in August 2016, Prof. Bero was a Managing Director at American Capital, Ltd., were he led middle market private equity portfolio companies in formulating investment strategies, driving operational improvements, enhancing financial performance, and achieving successful exits

I'd like to thank Professor Bero for joining me again on the podcast and sharing his experiences. 

In this podcast, I speak with Pooja Bavishi from Malai

We discuss:

- How she comes up with these unique products
- How she got started
- Challenges faced
- How the pandemic affected her business
- Advice for entrepreneurs

Check out her website at : https://www.malai.co/
How it's made: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S9ZBQj4KunA&ab_channel=Insider

Book recommendations:

But You're Still So Young: basically about how 30 somethings are redefining expectations and what we want out of life

You are a Badass - A super light, but motivating read to help remind you that goals can be reached, even if you dream big! 

Year of Yes - We value and hold our time so tightly, especially as entrepreneurs, that it is easy to let opportunities slip by.  This was a great book to see the other side to that - what if we do say yes to everything that comes our way - especially those things that we don't want to or like to do?  What do those possibilities lead to? 

The Power of Habit - Not a new read, but still something that I come back to every once in a while.  What prewired habits are lending to certain things in my business (or life)?  How is this helpful, or how do I change them?  This book continues to be a catalyst to think about those strategies. 


This was a great podcast. I personally got to learn a lot about how to overcome challenges when you're launching a very unique product. Highly recommend!