‘BoAt’ Becomes A Case Study At Harvard University; Entrepreneur Aman Gupta Pens An Inspiring Note

Aman Gupta, the co-founder of boAt Lifestyle and famed Shark Tank India judge, has repeatedly proved that anything is possible in this world with dedication and effort.

The entrepreneur posted a lengthy note sharing how Harvard University is researching his audio and wearables brand. 

He wrote a message on Instagram and shared a photo of him standing outside Harvard Business School. 

“Harvard Nahee Jaa sake to Kya hua … apna kaam our apnee company pahucha dee (So what if I couldn’t go to Harvard. My work and company got me there.)”

Sharing his pride, Gupta added, 

“We are really proud to share that Harvard Business School has written a case study on boAt. Today, Sameer and I were here talking to the students and the faculty about the case which was presented to the students. “

He recalled his time when he studied various case studies from a prestigious university. 

“I have studied Harvard case studies which have helped me. I am hopeful our case study will help many students learn and grow worldwide,” he added.

He posted a picture of the Harvard Business School report along with the note.

Aman’s heartwarming note has received comments due to the popularity of the internet.

Aman Gupta gained popularity after he appeared as one of the Sharks (mentors) on Shark Tank India.

Shark Tank India’s latest season. The show’s creators on Tuesday posted a teaser for it in which a vegetable seller is seen advising his customer on how a business operates using terms like equity and income.

Hammer Lifestyle sales increase after coming to shark tank india | Photo: Twitter

The caption again for the advertisement stated, “Ab pura India business ki sahi value samjhega! 💸 #SharkTankIndiaSeason2 coming soon, on Sony Entertainment Television #SharkTankIndiaSeason2onSony.”

The first season of Shark Tank India, which debuted last year, became an instant hit among the audience, with the ‘Sharks’ or judges on the show becoming hot favorites of the audience.

Article Credits: India Times