He built Edifecs through a five-year recovery, then took his appetite for patient work to football grounds, village projects, and a Seattle classroom. Gurpreet “Sunny” Singh’s second act begins with a question about what success is for.
From founder agreements in Mohali to business delegations in Sydney, Punjab Angels Network works on the awkward stretch between having an idea and making it investable.
At the Indian School of Business in Mohali, startup support gets practical: build the prototype, find a pilot, and work out who will pay. The price of that help depends on which door a founder walks through.