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Our current issue of Tomorrow Inc. is focused on new directions and transformative action being taken by the next generation of entrepreneurs in business families. The young entrepreneurs who have been featured cover diverse industries, from food to fashion, media, and entertainment to manufacturing, retail, and logistics to technology. What is good to note in the context of family business is that women entrepreneurs are equally adept at leading organizations as are male scions.

Creative Inc covers such folks who have been able to combine deep design and business discipline to output globally renowned work and includes architects, actors, comedians, designers, chefs, entrepreneurs, influencers, and more. The issue also looks at finfluencers who enjoy huge popularity but are under scanner of SEBI. The market regulator is preparing a discussion paper to formulate guidelines on regulating them. Should you be wary of investment advice by these finfluencers? Read our story.

The effects of funding winter, that started early 2022, still continues. In this issue, we reached out to investors who are an integral part of the startup ecosystem and asked them which all categories are they eyeing to invest and where they think recalibrations will happen. Along with this, the issue also looks at how tier-2 and tie-3 cities are playing a crucial role in driving India's start-ups growth and economic development. Termed as Bharat 2.0, it is among our very newest IPs.

Our Makers Co issue is focused on New Age brands, showcasing decision-makers who are growing, transforming, innovating, and therefore tilting the brand ecosystem in India. They are young, hyper-focused, and with their intellectual energy are gunning for the TAM of 759 million Indian active Internet Users to shift towards new-age commerce. The founders are brand-obsessed from day 0 and are always looking at the bigger picture, both qualitatively by enabling a real impact on lives, and quantitatively, in terms of scale. Whether it is a revolutionary subscription model or social commerce, video-based selling, storytelling, or memorable branded experience, The Makers are one step up from their industrial counterparts who are also fast catching on to the D2C moment.

Payments, personal finance, P2P lending, Neo Banks, insurance, digital banking, equity crowdfunding, smart contracts, and digital currencies that are making the fintech landscape very dynamic. There’s heavy competition in the fintech space and no shortage of moving parts. Our current issue looks into top 50 fintech companies that are changing the future of money.

With the women’s day right around the corner, we celebrate the courage, resilience of the women entrepreneurs in the country. Women have been a powerful force to drive the startup economy in the country. ChatGPT is on the roll as it continues to dazzle its users with AI-generated replies. The issue also talks about NFTs and the comeback the digital phenomenon have made. India is moving towards sustainability and it remains to be seen what are the Indian EV start-up ecosystem is doing in order to facilitate that.

India is a country with high concentration of young population and with the winds of entrepreneurial ventures getting stronger, the youth of the country is moving towards being entrepreneurs. The issue encapsulates the story of 35 entrepreneurs under the age of 35 and how they managed to disrupt an entire sector and their struggles. Meanwhile, the apocryphal birth of ChatGPT has sent shockwaves through the entire world. High taxes have been a cause of concern for the crypto industry as the sector is being eroded of trading volume as well as investments. Land has become available on the Metaverse and celebs are actually investing in the virtual land. The latest launches by the top auto companies in India are also a part of the issue. Not only that, the issue also talks about the growth journey of Karthik Reddy, co-founder and MD, Blume Ventures.

In this issue, we celebrate the influencers and content creators who are changing the dynamics furthermore and as the metaverse takes shape, creativity will be king—and offering opportunities for active and creative engagement will be key for brands. The year 2022 has ushered in the new-age influencer, where in from the era of superstars ruling our lives is also giving room to the neighbour next door, who are crafting drool worthy content. Our current issue covers not just lifestyle, fashion and beauty but business mentors and entrepreneurs becoming the new-age influencers. In fact, this is one area where women rule over men. Vernacular influencers too are becoming regionally popular.

Technology has been changing our lives on a daily basis, making our lives easier. India is a hub for technology is said to be one of the fastest growing tech nations globally. This issue celebrates the entrepreneurs in tech driving the economy at a rapid pace. Also, the Web3 space has evolved and is set to be the one of the fastest growing spaces in the country. The founders of Web3 unicorns of India have started investing actively in upcoming start-ups in the space in an attempt to propel the ecosystem to new heights. Speaking of Web3, blockchain is a very lucrative career option with vacancies opening up. The Delhi-Jaipur and Delhi-Agra EV trials have made the prospect of e-highways all the more interesting.

Our Daring CEO issue is dedicated to such CEOs and founders who share about best practices to get the work done. Looking at the bigger picture, building relationships over collating facts and figures, and becoming an enabler rather than doing the work are just some of their rules for making things happen fast. We also look into the rise of Cryptocurrency which has inevitably happened and how the Government is countering it with Central bank Digital currencies and how it will change the narrative and make real digital money a reality soon..

Entrepreneurship is coming full circle in the family business where a next-gen family member is once again expected to think like the founder, who started it. The legacy business approach has become nimble and clearly the realisation that external talent is required to run the business. The Tomorrow Inc issue is bringing to you young Indian scions who are instituting this change as they take forward their legacies. A 50-year-old family business will see more change in the next decade than in the last 50 years of its presence.


Defining problems in obvious, conventional ways, not surprisingly, often leads to obvious, conventional solutions. Today, businesses and professions look seemingly different from one another because they are less about trade and distribution and more about how they can gain an edge by doing something nobody else is doing. On one side it is to come up with an idea that nobody else has thought of and on the other side having a definitive purpose on what's got to give makes today's business landscape more diverse and creative. The issue is dedicated to entrepreneurs who are authors, artists, designers, geeks, brand leaders, and sustainable thinkers and are led by their creativity to turn their craziness into a craft.

Investors are an integral part of the startup ecosystem. However, the entire market is going through a huge funding crunch and investors are calling this phenomenon “funding winter”. This issue talks about how are investors adapting to this funding winter caused by geo-political and macroeconomic factors. Web3.0, Metaverse and NFTs are buzzwords that the entire world is going crazy after. Metaverse hardware is an upcoming niche market in the country as the Web3.0 enablement comes closer.

Education has always been given utmost importance by the Indian population. The pandemic had been rampant for the last two years due to which the students had to sit at homes and had to adapt to the online mode of learning. However, entrepreneurs turned the circumstance into an opportunity and started innovating. This issue talks about the innovators in the education space that provided the much needed tech infusion in the education space for the students to have a better learning experience. EVs have been a polarising topic. Even though, they are cost-efficient and are the way to a sustainable future but the safety of the rider has been a concern. Cybersecurity has become a major concern in the era of Web2.0. Beers are the beverage of choice for the consumers especially when the temperatures are hitting an all-time high whereas there have been some path-breaking innovations in the corporate side. 

The direct to consumer space or D2C in India has been on an upward trajectory for quite a while now. The sector, which was valued at about $33.1 billion in 2020, is expected to grow to grow threefold by 2025, which gives an idea about the magnitude of business is supposed to rake in. With meat brand Licious recently attaining Unicorn status and other brands like Mamaearth, Wakefit, Country Delight crossing INR 100 crore of revenue in a rather short span of time, the playing field is open for all. We try to explore the secret behind the success in the space.

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Saying that the pandemic caused disruptions in the way we do business in hindsight is a major understatement. While people have grown adept professionally, one of the more interesting things to come up during this time are the changes in the way we do our financial transactions. See fintech services aren’t a pandemic phenomenon but were introduced in our lives sometime before that. However, when physical transactions were limited in lieu of the cash due to the COVID protocols, it gave an unprecedented boost to fintech’s popularity as an alternative to physical transactions. With this edition, we aim to shed some light on the entrepreneurial journeys of a few such fintech players.

Our Shepreneurs issue is a tribute to the women who fought against all the odds and came out on top. The issue encapsulates the vigour, the perseverance and the determination of all the women featured. Couples at home and couples at work are two different equations. However, there are some who have successfully managed to keep the status quo. With the e-sports industry and quick commerce sector on the rise, the issue provides real insights on the journey of Lighthouse Learning and United Breweries Limited.

Our 35under35 special edition each year seeks to highlight the rising stars of the entrepreneurial ecosystem. The number of startups in the country has jumped to 60,000 from 500 five years ago, with 42 unicorns coming up last year, signifying “self-reliant and self-confident” India. Giving an ode to these newer rising stars each year, we showcase the best every year bringing out the best of entrepreneurs and achievers across industries.

The rapid digitization has led to the immense content consumption as of late. The accessibility of Internet has given rise to the content creators who are otherwise popularly known as “Influencers”. These influencers have become a part of the lives of the people as they keep on consuming the content being created on the platforms. In this edition, we have covered content creators like Bhuvan Bam from “BB ki Vines” to Ankur Warikoo. Not only this, the January 2022 edition also talks about the evolution of the Mental Health start-ups in India as the market size keeps on growing. We have also captured business trends from automation and AI to education and financial services that will abreast businesses to makeover their work design for the new era. 

The Year-end issue and our headline story spotlight Top capitalists and where their money has flowed in 2021 while sharing an outlook for 2022. The exclusive Investor insights that take us through the most coveted angel investors, venture capitalists, private equity maestros, and public market investors and a look at the startups whose people, ideas, technologies, products, and markets will literally be the ‘What’s Next in Business’. Technology was the most actively invested sector in October 2021 with US$3.6 billion in PE/VC investments across 30 deals. The issue not only captures reflections on 2021 milestones but also has predictions for 2022 for the tech sector and VC space more broadly.

Our Daring CEOs issue is an ode to this special breed of CEOs who are an enduring symbol of leadership. Their reputation and career success as leaders is exemplary and yet very individual - some call for weathering the storm before its gains momentum, while others are taking calls for radical change in legacy organizations, and new-age CEOs who disrupt their best strategies to carve new ones. We have also deep-dived into the electric vehicle landscape to take stock of how startups to corporate are doubling down to lower the cost of electric vehicles and accelerating its mass adoption.

Creativity is a trait that all humans have. Some use it more than others. Creativity not only allows you to find solutions but it allows you to find solutions to the problems that no one ever recognized. Creative Inc talks about the enterprises that had the zeal to find solutions to a problem that most people thought never existed. This edition talks about different people and their journey on how they went on to use their creativity to find solutions to problems efficiently.

Today, it is no longer about being a family business, but rather it is about being a business family. Entrepreneur's annual feature of ‘Tomorrow Inc’ gives you a preview into the Gen Next who are determined to build a generational legacy. The issue also focuses on bringing forward the opportunities that lie ahead in the femtech space in India. We also take a deep dive into the world of startup IPOs and how the investor appetite has changed in the Indian market. Another interesting model emerging in the world of start-ups is the Thrasio-style model. Read the special feature to know the mantra of creating a house of brands. Another story of special mention here is of women in tech wherein industry leaders talk about creating career growth prospects for women in tech.

At Entrepreneur looking at this rise of technology and founders being at the helm of this change, we launched our first IP of Techpreneurs in 2017. Five years down the line this transformation has truly been magnificent. Over these five years, technology has intertwined our lives and now technology and humans work in tandem. How we are adopting this technology for the greater good will lead us to what more can we achieve. Read on to know more what’s in this year’s Tech25 edition.

Our current issue looks into the Best Edtech Companies in India who are innovating and changing the status quo of education. The issue also examines the transformation of educational institutions, who are not thinking of digital as an interim junction rather a complete journey that would effectively remain even after the pandemic is behind us. The reality is that this is going to change education forever and perhaps for the better. Our issue also talks about new emerging markets like veg-meat, which is gaining prominence among the conscious generation.

In our June issue, we look into how Co-working spaces will become hot once again as pandemic has unleashed the trend of WFH, and corporates and mid-sized organizations are today happy to carry on with the hybrid trend in the post-pandemic era. Read the issue to learn about new trends in co-working and also the top co-working spaces that are capitalizing on the new working trends. 

Our cover story this month takes a deep dive into the world of consumer brands. So far, India didn’t see many consumer brands with deep market share but soon the trend seems to be changing. In the current issue, we look at various consumer brands redefining the market. Last year, some interesting businesses got ready to transform traditional form of industries. With this being looked at as the larger trend of this year, we take a look at various leaders and what they have to teach you on the business of brands.

Entrepreneur India’s Startups edition this Spring aims to provide fresh insights into emerging industries, young founders and their innovative business ideas. The special issue features founders to understand despite Covid how they kept their brands alive and adopted a new strategy.

When have women had it easy? Not10 years ago, not five and not even today. But when we have leaders in heels, they take on the world. Our Shepreneurs annual issue highlights the women who are breaking the glass ceiling and talks about what women can achieve after they come out of the cocoon. More and more young women are keen to take the plunge leaving aside societal norms and pressure to make their own mark. From manufacturing to aviation and from finance to healthcare, these women truly outshine the world once considered to be a man’s doyen.

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