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THE STORY OF A TRULY INDIAN SPORTS BRAND THAT COULD GO PLACES BUT FAILED Prashant Desai was seven when he lost his father. Growing up in poverty, his single-minded focus was to become wealthy and successful. Ranking fourth on the all-India Cost and Works Accountants exam at the age of twenty-one, joining the corporate world and working with leaders such as Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, Kishore Biyani and Jignesh Shah was a dream run that Prashant enjoyed, one that very few could even imagine and achieve. In April 2017, Prashant Desai founded a venture to build the first truly Indian sports brand - D:FY. In six months, Rajiv Mehta, who started Puma India and led it for seven years, joined him as a partner. They opened seventeen stores in seven cities, riding on great aspirations and confidence. The business lost Rs 30 crore in thirty months, virtually wiping out all that Prashant had earned for nearly thirty years. The venture failed not because Prashant did not possess the... Cover 2 Title Page 3 Table of Contents 6 Author’s Note 10 My Life: A Stock Price 13 Apologies (Not Acknowledgements) 17 THE DESIRE (1–31 YEARS) 18 1. Childhood Honhaar birwaan ke hoth chikne paat 19 2. Becoming a Chart
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- Prashant Desai
- Publisher
- HarperBusiness
- Language
- EN
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