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This episode of Renegade Investors podcast is a part of our 2018 Top 30 Successful Investors series. We are featuring a guest renegade investor who is going against the prevailing wisdom of investing in his unique way. Nitin Pachisia is a professional investor, a venture capitalist, and an investor with investments across a broad spectrum of assets. As a founding partner, his work at Unshackled Ventures is admirable. His venture fund invests in early-stage immigrant founders, and his depth of knowledge and insights into how to become a successful investor is one of a kind. There are several aha moments in the conversation with Nitin that you should not miss a single second of this episode of Renegade Investors podcast. Happy listening!
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