- This decade belongs to founders, entrepreneurs, and the new/emerging brands of India across products, services, e-commerce etc. – Bhavik Vasa (GetVantage)
- It is time that gender diversity and gender parity get more focused attention from Indian corporations. – Atul Dhawan (Deloitte India)
- If we can teach people to make better financial decisions, that automatically means more money is coming into the financial ecosystem. – Nithin Kamath (Zerodha)
- It’s the age of the Lady Boss. – Ria Mittal (CAVA)
- The secondary market in India has really opened up, so an IPO is not the only option. – Harsh Shethia (Investcorp India)
- More and more Indians are becoming comfortable with opting for online channels and apps for all their needs, including financial services. – Sachin Bansal (Navi Group)
- Shopping has also become far easier across the globe, and with the evolution of ecommerce, Indian products have become more visible to the global clientele. – Pushkar Shukla (Beatitude)
- The national animal of the country is no longer a tiger, it’s a unicorn! Everybody wants to be one. – Aman Gupta (boAt Lifestyle)
- D2C is becoming the future of commerce, especially in Tier I and II cities. – Harshil Mathur (Razorpay)
- This is a good time to be in the insurtech space. – Sanchit Malik (Pazcare)
- The expansion of digital payments is an important pivot for creating a more equitable, prosperous and financially inclusive India. – Rajiv Kumar (NITI Aayog)
- The deeper ecommerce penetration and growth in last-mile delivery have catapulted the demand for commercial, road-ready EVs. – Amitabh Saran (Altigreen Propulsion Labs)
- By 2030, in India, you should see close to 10 million used cars transactions on an annual basis. – Amit Kumar (OLX Autos)
- More capital, good founders, and massive consumption are good things to happen. India embraces several opportunities to build sustainable businesses. – Shantanu Deshpande (Bombay Shaving Company)
- It is time Indian government provided dual citizenship. In another 15 years, exodus to US will gradually come down. – Pranab Pani (Talendeate beyond Border)
- Starting from fashion and lifestyle, we are seeing complex categories like larger appliances kick in and bring in growth. – Ajith Pai (Delhivery)
- A micro trend we’re noticing is the shift from family consumption to individual consumption. – Varun Alagh (Mamaearth)
- India, in general, has a very low trust culture, right? So there’s always a little bit of hesitation when you’re trying something for the first time. – Swagat Sarangi (Smytten)
- For the global customer today, while value is important, they focus more on products rather than the price, which is different from what we see in India. – Shivani Poddar (Vedix)
- Social commerce complements ecommerce and will be the biggest enabler for ecommerce growth in India. – Kunal Sinha (GlowRoad)
- With video content consumption skyrocketing, especially in Tier II and Tier III cities, video/live commerce will undoubtedly be a major revenue and growth driver for the ecommerce segment this year. – Sushant Puri (ANS Commerce)
- The vernacular market presents one of the biggest opportunities for any edtech company. It is a large, need-based impact market. – Karanvir Singh (Pariksha)
- Although in India we were producing and manufacturing premium cotton/muslin, it was majorly for exports and wasn’t available in the Indian market for our own babies. – Surya Prabha (BeeLittle)
- It’s great to see India moving in the right direction of becoming a pet-friendly nation, but we still need to put in more effort as a pet community to ensure lasting change. – Yashika Arora (Paw Petisserie)
- To ensure agriculture contributes more towards the GDP, it is important that 100 percent of farmers use modern farm machinery and agricultural equipment. – KS Bhatia (Pumpkart)