The Incubatee

The Incubatee

Dr. Dasharathraj K. Shetty / Dr. Shreepathy Rangabhatta B

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Editorial:
Notion Press Media Pvt. Ltd
Año de edición:
2026
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Empresa y gestión
ISBN:
9798892777629
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The Incubatee is a field manual for the first-time Indian founder. In twenty-eight chapters, Dr. Dasharathraj K. Shetty and Dr. Shreepathy Rangabhatta B move the reader from the inner question of why one starts at all, outward to the practical machinery of who to hire, how to fund, what to file, and where to incubate. Each chapter pairs an established framework with an Indian working example. Every parable from the Panchatantra carries a lesson the reader can use the next morning.What does the first year of an Indian start-up actually look like? Not the front-page version. The real one: choosing between a Private Limited Company and an LLP, finding a Chartered Accountant who returns calls, deciding which incubator to apply to, working out who gets what equity when the second co-founder joins, filing the right form with the Registrar of Companies in the right week.The choice of entity, the IP filings, the Due Diligence checklist, the Founders’ Agreement, the Business Model Canvas adapted to Indian conditions: each is walked through by hand. For the technologist becoming a CEO, the academic stepping into the marketplace, the social entrepreneur in search of structure, this is the manual.

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