Startup Guide

• Pakistan,
• Pakistan,
• Leadership,
• Marketing,
• Hear,
• Apru,
• Awaami,
• Jazz,
• Swati,
• Mir,
• Khaliq,
• Digital,
• Pakistan,
• Marketing,
• Entrepreneurs,
• Content,
• Startups,
• Entrepreneur,
• Businesses,
• Startup

Our second issue, in which seasoned businessman and serial entrepreneur, Zouhair Khaliq discusses his journey, which comprises of many failures and successes – “ failure teaches you to learn better and to be humble. It puts that empathy for other people in you to be able to recognize that someone is struggling. That is why I believe that failure is essential to success.” The founder of ModulusTech, Nabeel Siddiqui, talks about his game-changing idea and where he sees his business in the years to come. Mohsin Rafiq of APRUS shares his journey as an entrepreneur and taking his next-generation idea to market. Tech entrepreneurs Danielle Sharaf chats with us about what it takes to run a company and her latest app, Zoya. For any entrepreneur, selling an idea is a major part of making the business a success and the area where most of them lack is pitching -we converse with seasoned mentor, trainer and industry professional, Shahid Mir, as he shares key takeaways for entrepreneurs for making a successful pitch. The digital economy has taken over – the CEO of Cheetay, Ahmed Khan, sheds light on the e-commerce industry of Pakistan and what it takes to make it online. The future of digital is already here – Ali Khan Swati of Awaami discusses the mindset for adopting digital. One of our contributors, Zeea Hasan Talib, CEO of NShield Solutions, writes about the essentials of a viable business. In Startup Diaries, Azima Dhanjee shares her experience of running ConnectHear.