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Hi there, I'm DK, Founder @Ride (rideapp.in). I'm looking for a COO in Kolkata or Delhi for on ground ops

DK

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Ride • 8m

Amount: ~3.5 Billion USD There are 229 million people using rickshaws daily across 30 tier 1 and 2 cities in 2008 which is expected to increase to 481 million by 2031 and that's for Tier 1 and 2 cities alone. 8 million ricksaws 2.4 of which are electric.

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