With so many startups mushrooming these days, Vikram Katral explains it is unfortunate to note that about 90% of them start losing business and closing down within one year of their founding.
While there may be many reasons for these losing and closing downs but the most obvious reason seem to be a lack of proper funding and investments from time to time.
Similarly, the right investors and investments on a timely basis could mean the business getting fueled but the million-dollar question is how to find an investor for your startup.
“With a strong network of investors and successful entrepreneurs from their alumni, they can bring immense opportunities for the right investors for your business”, says Vikram Katral, the experienced entrepreneur with investment interests ranging from traditional sectors like Hospitality and Healthcare to ever evolving Biotech and Technology sectors.
If you have graduated from a top business school having alumni in various fields especially business then you can pitch your idea to them.
Generally, they are eager to help if the idea is innovative and has potential.
