
What is your fondest memory of something that happened in your business? by Sriram Vijayakumar
During my bachelor’s degree, I ran a small DVD rental business on the side – buying and renting out movies. It was tiny and informal,

During my bachelor’s degree, I ran a small DVD rental business on the side – buying and renting out movies. It was tiny and informal,

EvidenceToScale helps deep-tech companies and investors answer one question: can this promising technology really scale? I come from aerospace, where ideas are never enough. Technology

Building my profile – the advisory roles, the books, the podcast, the credentials – isn’t vanity work; it’s what opens the door before a conversation

A perfect day would be made of the following attributes: – Sport – Good food – Family time – Productive work

When things feel hopeless, I go back to documentation – I open my own tracking notes across board mandates and reread how a past situation

I expect boards to stop treating leadership sustainability as an HR initiative and start treating it as a governance issue. Director surveys already show the

My perfect working environment is quiet, unstructured time in the mornings, before calls and obligations take over – reading, writing, and thinking clearly, without interruption.

When it comes to software, Zoom is the anchor of my business, bridging my work in holistic human transformation and leadership coaching. My practice thrives

I once accepted an advisory role too quickly, without doing enough independent diligence on the promoter’s track record and the company’s real financial health, because

I believe the recruitment indsutry has a slightly unhealthy obession with CVs. More CVs. Faster CVs. Better VCs. 47 CVs by Friday! But here’s my