What Our New Delhi Fellows Said
I am a SLP fellow - Class 2011/12. I joined SLP when operations of Rent Ur Duniya was in its infancy. It was a single-man show then. Today, we have an office, a showroom, warehouses, 10+ employees, & tremendous growth. In short, I doubt if Rent Ur Duniya could have reached our current state if it had not been for SLP. So I give a very large credit to SLP.
I was a Fellow in Startup Leadership Program Boston. I've got prior startup experience but I still took away something from every session. For me, it's all been about the network. For some others, they have learned a great deal from the sessions. For the relatively small time and money commitment, I don't think you can go wrong by joining.
I was also a fellow in the Startup Leadership program, and the experience have been extremely useful and worthwhile. Not coming from a tech and business background, I've found that startup leadership and the interaction with other fellows, has helped me fill in knowledge gaps in my understanding of the start-up world/culture.
I was a fellow in the batch 2014/15 of the Pune chapter of The Startup Leadership Program. For me, the SLP program completely transformed me as an entrepreneur. I am a proud SLPian. When I jumped into entrepreneurship, I had my network from a totally different background of corporate research so SLP helped me build the network in the entrepreneurial world.
