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Skip to content Menu The Thrasio model is great. But there is a problem. Despite seemingly having it all, there is one key ingredient missing. The Thrasio model is indeed an excellent option for founders who are keen on an exit. And Thrasio and other companies that follow a similar model indeed have awesome competencies that can be leveraged across multiple brands. From aspects like marketing prowess and product photography to fundamental aspects like supply chain and logistics, companies like Thrasio have built comprehensive capabilities that they deploy across multiple brands as shared services. It is a great model. Brands get the benefit of the muscle of a larger umbrella, and the company gets the cost-advantage of leveraging resources and relationships across brands. They are able to bring in expertise that would otherwise not be possible for individual brands to access. Continue reading The Thrasio model is great. But there is a problem. Share this with a fellow entrepreneur Tweet Email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email Like Loading... Learnings from Shark Tank Following the investor pitch, their outcome, and subsequent progress of those who receive funding on Shark Tank reiterates some fundamentals of entrepreneurship. I’ve been an avid follower of Shark Tank. Apart from its entertainment value, I’ve found Shark Tank to be instructive about some fundamentals of entrepreneurship, and of pitching to investors. The deal making and deal structuring also provide

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