• Nitin Jain, Co-founder & CBO at OfBusiness

  • Mar 12 2024
  • Length: 57 mins
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Nitin Jain, Co-founder & CBO at OfBusiness

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  • Welcome to another episode of Wharton India Economic Forum Podcast. In this episode, Kumar Sambhava hosts Mr. Nitin Jain. Nitin is an IIT Delhi class of 2008 alumnus (Silver Medalist) and the Co-founder & CBO of OfBusiness, a new-age b2b commerce and fintech unicorn startup in India.

    Nitin shares his story of joining OfBusiness leaving his cushy Finance job in London. In this episode, we delve into:
    • Why Nitin chose to move back to India, leaving his comfortable life and high-paying job in London
    • Nitin's decision of joining OfBusiness, and the founding team
    • Nuances of building a B2B business in India
    • Importance of resilience for entrepreneurs
    • Nitin's advice to young entrepreneurs in India
    And much more!

    About Nitin Jain:
    Nitin is an experienced Entrepreneur with a demonstrated history of working in the e-commerce industry. He graduated from IIT Delhi as a silver medalist in B.Tech+M.Tech in Computer Science in 2008, worked with Royal Bank of Scotland for 7 years till 2015, and has been at OfBusiness since then, as a Co-Founder.

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