Soumya Gupta
Soumya Gupta
Ashutosh Valani may not be widely known outside direct-to-consumer space, but he scaled and sold 2 brands, Beardo and Villain, in just 4 years. He’s now into his third venture. Clinging to niche segments and following a well-defined playbook have brought him rewards. How far can he go?
July 07, 2022
11 MINS READRepetition counts as an established form of punishment in Greek mythology. Do it once, twice...eternally. If only Sisyphus or Ixion could narrate their burden. In the startup realm, however, “again” doesn’t signify torment or unalterable outcomes. It’s a path to another beginning, a pivot and, in propitious conditions, sizable gains.
There is a method to how founders build businesses over and over, and India’s direct-to-consumer sector, a corner of ecommerce that exploded in size in 2020, offers some notable examples of such playbooks.
Entrepreneur Ashutosh Valani launched, scaled and sold off two D2C brands in four years, and he is now in the third cycle of creating product-led value.
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