Building a business that lasts
What seventy years of manufacturing teaches about cash, patience and the difference between growth and momentum.
Speaking
Sahil Jindal is a keynote speaker on family business, manufacturing and EV mobility, based in Gurugram, India.
I speak to founders, family businesses and industry rooms across India. No motivational theatre. Specific numbers, specific mistakes, and what I would do differently.
What seventy years of manufacturing teaches about cash, patience and the difference between growth and momentum.
Moving from founder led hustle to a system that holds, without breaking the things that made the business work.
Inheriting an institution and still building something of your own on top of it. Succession, governance and expectation.
A founder's playbook built on Indian case studies rather than borrowed Silicon Valley ones. Eighteen chapters on what actually happens between the idea and the exit.
Nine long form conversations across founder and business shows, from ride hailing economics to running a third generation manufacturing group.
Watch the conversationsSend the date, the room, the audience and the theme. My office replies to everything.
md@jindal.co.in