Building Great Companies, Not Just Good Ones | Mukesh Bansal
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What does it take to build great companies?
Mukesh Bansal, founder of giants like Myntra and Cure.fit, and now building at the frontier of deep tech with Meraki Labs and Nurix, joins Prateek Mehta in a chat at SPC Bangalore. He shares lessons from his early Silicon Valley “startup MBA”, the pivots that defined his journey, and how culture, trust and health have shaped his approach to building generational companies driven by resilient teams.
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2. South Park Commons - https://www.linkedin.com/company/southparkcommons/
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