Ask him anything. He has run the numbers.
Anjan runs three businesses today and spent seventeen plus years before that inside global agencies, spending budgets for some of the biggest brands in the country. On a stage or a mic he does one thing: say plainly what building a business is actually like, with the numbers to back it.
Invite Anjan to speak →Stories are cheap. Numbers aren't.
Most business talks are either theory from people who never operated, or motivation with nothing underneath. Anjan sits in the rare third seat: still operating, and willing to show the working.
He has been the agency selling the campaign and the founder paying for it, the consultant recommending the software and the buyer living with it. That both-sides view is what audiences remember, because nobody else in the room has it.
No jargon, no slides for the sake of slides, and questions welcome at any point.
Three conversations worth having.
The numbers nobody shows you
What a P&L hides, why profitable businesses run out of cash, and the months he worried about payroll while the books looked fine.
Leaving the salary
The honest version of 0 to 1: what he kept from Accenture and the agency years, what he had to unlearn, and what the first year really costs.
Marketing from both chairs
He managed over ₹1,200 Cr in budgets on the agency side, then spent his own money as a founder. What changes when it's your rupee.
Have a different theme in mind? Pitch it in the invitation.
Invite Anjan to speak →Rooms he's at home in.
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Podcasts
Long-form and unscripted. He answers the question asked, with real numbers from his own companies, not rehearsed lines.
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Business schools
He already teaches at IIFT and IMT Ghaziabad. Case-led sessions where students work a real decision, not slideware.
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Tech schools and universities
For engineers who will build companies: revenue, pricing and customers, the chapters the curriculum skips.
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Conferences and corporate events
Keynotes and fireside chats on strategy, profitability and operating discipline, sized to the room and the hour.
Tell me about the room.
The format, the audience and the date you have in mind. I read every invitation myself and reply within five working days.