What do you do when the company in which you spearhead building technology at scale gets acquired for $16 billion and you end up making a blockbuster exit via an employee stock ownership plan? Instead of becoming an investor, advisor or simply hanging up his boots, Ravi Garikipati, former chief technology officer at e-commerce giant Flipkart, decided to risk becoming an entrepreneur himself.
The cause that motivated him to take this plunge was to solve the issue of financial inclusion at the grass-root level. Davinta Financial Services, a non-banking financial company (NBFC) that …
Source: Business Standard
