Pahal Financial Services, founded in 2011 by Kartik Mehta and Purvi Bhavsar, is a microfinance institution (MFI) dedicated to serving low-income households across India. Having weathered industry crises, demonetization and the COVID-19 pandemic, Pahal has grown into a top-15 player with 1.2 million customers.

Between 2002 and 2014, Sankara Eye Foundation India expanded rapidly, establishing nine community hospitals to provide free eye care across eight states in southern, western, and northern India. Its operating model ensured that 80% of its patients received free care, subsidized by the remaining 20% who paid for services.

The case examines the complex tri-partite relationship between an incumbent corporate, a venture builder and incubating ventures in the context of open innovation. It is set in an innovation lab set up in Singapore by an established commercial bank and its partner – a corporate venture builder, to jointly incubate new businesses.

The case examines the complex tri-partite relationship between an incumbent corporate, a venture builder and incubating ventures in the context of open innovation. It is set in an innovation lab set up in Singapore by an established commercial bank and its partner – a corporate venture builder, to jointly incubate new businesses.

The Simplex Solutions multi-media decision scenario outlines the evolution of a software venture with a new technology that could find application in very diverse markets. The two co-founders (who have a technical background) decide to expand the entrepreneurial team by bringing in financial and marketing expertise to propel the venture to the next stage.

This case traces the evolution of the personal networks of Russell Mehta, CEO of Rosy Blue, as he steps out of his father's shadow to run one of the largest diamond companies in the world. His challenge is to adapt his personal networks to drive his organization's success.

The Simplex Solutions multi-media decision scenario outlines the evolution of a software venture with a new technology that could find application in very diverse markets. The two co-founders (who have a technical background) decide to expand the entrepreneurial team by bringing in financial and marketing expertise to propel the venture to the next stage.

The Simplex Solutions multi-media decision scenario outlines the evolution of a software venture with a new technology that could find application in very diverse markets. The two co-founders (who have a technical background) decide to expand the entrepreneurial team by bringing in financial and marketing expertise to propel the venture to the next stage.

The case describes the founding process of a unique human capital assessment venture based out of Bangalore, India. Particular emphasis is placed on how the founding team was assembled and the contributions and inducements offered to the different team members.