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An Indian-American Entrepreneur Darpan Munjal started an experiment in 2011 and he has successfully created a naming, branding platform ‘Squadhelp.’
FREMONT, CA: An American Indian entrepreneur Darpan Munjal has created a naming platform that has helped several businesses. In 2011 Munjal started as an experiment and was struggling to come up with a name for a venture which turned into Squadhelp. It is a company with an approach of crowd sourcing that has successfully helped more than 20,000 businesses from start-ups to Fortune 100 companies.
Squadhelp is a naming platform that utilize crowd sourcing with advanced technology to disrupt the standard branding process.
Darpan Munjal said that he had completed over 25,000 projects working with everyone from seed-stage start-ups to Fortune 100 companies, with an overall customer satisfaction rating of 4.9 out of 5 stars. He also mentioned that they provide the opportunity to explore the best names on the web through their highly-curated domain marketplace, or customers can have a more customized, agency-style experience by launching a crowd sourced naming contest.
The primary goal of the company is to create a seamless experience for individuals and businesses who are seeking a unique name that will allow them to build a strong brand and set them apart from the competition. According to Squadhelp, an intriguing idea is necessary to start a successful business.
Munjal has 22 years of business experience in the e-commerce and disruptive technology industries. He is an entrepreneur who continuously pushes Squadhelp to achieve new heights. Currently, Squadhelp is celebrating becoming a two-time listee on Inc 500’s list of fastest-growing companies in 2019. Squadhelp also looking to expand its presence as thought leaders in the branding space.
In the late 1990s, Munjal first began his career as a consultant for numerous e-commerce and dotcom companies. In addition to consulting, he also held several leadership roles with large corporations such as Sears as well as Kaplan. He also co-founded a fashion e-Commerce start-up, Fashionara.com, for the Indian market and raised multiple rounds of venture funding. He earned an M.B.A. from Northwestern’s Kellogg School of Management.
