Sunira not only built a successful startup, but by raising funds for her business, she broke the prevailing belief in American society that women can’t do business. This is why women entrepreneurs find it so difficult to get funding.
The Pakistani is Sunira Madhani. His parents left Pakistan and came to America. His father’s family business collapsed. Sunira received a degree in Finance from the University of Florida. He later became a payment processor at First Data. He sold the payment terminal to the business owner.
While working, Sunira said that while many customers want a flat rate based on a monthly subscription, her company’s payment platform charges the client. He advises his company’s employees to offer this option to customers. But he didn’t consider Sunira’s imagination to be meaningful.
This is how the startup started, Sunira shared her ideas with her parents. His father advised him to start his own startup instead of giving his ideas to others. He only had six months’ salary in the name of the fund.
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Tax started in 2014: Sunira Madhani and her brother Rahmatullah laid the foundation of the company in 2014. Stacks adopts a flat rate monthly subscription model, while other payment platforms work on a percentage sales model. Instead of Silicon Valley, Sunira chose Orlando for her business. At first he got a hundred clients there. Sunira also got an offer to sell the company for Rs 145 crore. But he refused it.
Today Sunira’s company worth is Rs 8200 crore. There are 300 employees in his company. Stacks has processed $23 billion in transactions over the past eight years. Sunira also created a health group at the CEO School. More than three lakh working women are associated with it.
