Twenty-seven years ago Bobby Gadhia set out to try his hand in business. The fresh IT graduate had no business management experience leave alone finances, but he didn’t let that dampen his entrepreneurial dream.
Being passionate about technology, the 22-year-old naturally gravitated to the sector and started selling computers from his room. The digital revolution had just dawned and government and private organisations were replacing typesetting machines with computers, creating demand which created an opportunity for Mr Gadhia.
