Vodafone To Partner With Startups All Through Their Journey

World’s network giant Vodafone is now interested in establishing itself as a ‘Startup friendly partner.’ Vodafone opened up recently on how they started their journey as a fresh startup and now became one of the world’s largest networks.

The founders of Vodafone said that they went through the same struggles that a startup will face at the beginning. The main goal of Vodafone is just to prove that they can also be important stakeholders in the startup ecosystem.

“We want to connect with startups, pick an idea from them and provide those innovative services to our customers,” said Ajay Sehgal who works at Vodafone Business service.

Adding to these comments, Sandeep Mittal, MD of Cartesian Consulting said that the greatest obstacle tip your success is you, yourself. He said: “If you think small, then you end up selling yourselves short.”

Nidhi Saraf, Head- West and East India operations, Indian Angel Network said: “Startups often forget to take India’s diversity into account because a product which becomes a super hit in (the) North can become a flop in the South.”

Vodafone founders expressed their wish to establish themselves as a “Startup friendly partner.” They concluded saying they want to launch programs only to see themselves as a startup-friendly partner. For this, they look forward to partnering with leading industry players and incubators.