
From Kansas City to Goa to Switzerland, the Creative Capsule co-founder has kept returning to the same question: what does a promising idea need around it to survive?
After twelve years in the US wireless industry, Rohin Parkar returned to India to build Spintly with Malcolm Dsouza. Their starting point was a room full of controllers, cables and an awkward question about how buildings work.
A delivery startup changes its market. A car marketplace outgrows its database. Creative Capsule sells the engineering continuity that lets a business change its mind without starting from scratch.
On a Goa business-school campus, AIC-GIM turns startup ambition into customer interviews, sharper business plans and funding applications. Its most useful lesson may be learning which assumptions to abandon.