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Arjun Singh, co-founder of DQ Ventures, spent a decade investing in Asia-focused startups, overseeing $30 million in portfolio companies and guiding two to exits. He built manufacturing businesses first, learning that good ideas need profitable models and scalable systems. He brings candid feedback and a framework to help founders separate real risks from noise.

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