MarketOrders was recently asked to participate in Finder’s new cryptocurrency report. The team gave some insights about the market and made humble predictions about the year to come.
The report states that 58% of panellists expect the Bitcoin bull run to last until at least the second half of 2021.
Read the report here.
MarketOrders tells its blockchain and entrepreneurial journey in Maddyness article ‘Sukhi Jutla’s journey into Blockchain’.
Our Co-Founder & COO, Sukhi Jutla, shares about her debut in the blockchain industry, her journey as an entrepreneur with MarketOrders and how blockchain can benefit supply chain processes.
Read the article here!
Before the coronavirus began to surge in the U.S., it was already having a significant adverse effect on global businesses, with 94% of Fortune 1000 companies seeing COVID-19-related supply chain disruptions before March.
MarketOrders was recently interviewed by The Balance, Small Business, on supply chain management during a pandemic. The article reads:
In a separate email interview, Sukhi Jutla, co-founder & COO of jewelry-focused B2B platform MarketOrders, said that the pandemic also exposed many weaknesses across supply chains, particularly in regards to managing the delivery of products and logistics, and businesses not being used to such fast turnarounds and increased volumes. “Online systems were not fully end-to-end and we saw websites crashing when closed retail outlets forced online traffic,” she said. “Current systems didn’t plan for adapting to online and digital ways of working.”
Read the article here.
MarketOrders was recently interviewed by The Successful Founder as part of their Meet the Successful Founder Series. In the article, our COO & Co-Founder Sukhi Jutla shares her journey and some sound advice about surviving AND thriving as an entrepreneur.
Read the article here.
MarketOrders recently wrote an article for Startups Magazine on the gold and diamond jewellery market. “The most precious metals and stones in the world pass from hand to hand in a supply chain that has barely changed in hundreds of years.”
Learn more about why the industry is ripped for disruption and how digitalisation could make it more efficient and trustworthy!
What would you say to your younger self?
Our COO & Co-Founder Sukhi Jutla answered this question in CEO Blog Nation article!
She said: “If you put in the hard work with continued determination and enthusiasm, you will reach your goals! Don’t put too much pressure on yourself or compare your progress to others; instead, appreciate your entrepreneurial journey as unique as you are and enjoy the learning process. It’s the most important part.”
Check out what other entrepreneurs answered here.
Could Bitcoin reach $20,000 by the end of the year? What is your prediction?
MarketOrders gave his opinion on the matter in E-Crypto News article ‘Will Bitcoin Prices Reach $20,000 In 2020?’.
Find out what we bet on and what other experts have to say here.
Of all the industries in the world, the jewellery business is one of the most traditional and old-fashioned. It is also the most reliant on direct interaction between master craftsmen and merchants. The most precious metals and stones in the world pass from hand to hand in a supply chain that has barely changed in hundreds of years.
Our Co-Founder & COO, Sukhi Jutla recently wrote an article for Finance Digest titled ‘How to create a more efficient, transparent and trusted supply chain for the gold jewellery industry using blockchain technology’.
In this article, Sukhi explains why now more than ever is the time for digital disruption, what is blockchain technology and how it could benefit the jewellery industry.
Read the article here.
Finding the right investors for your startup isn’t easy. At MarketOrders, we’re lucky enough to have got 191 of them through our successful crowdfunding.
However, before considering crowdfunding, MarketOrders co-founders looked at traditional ways of raising funds and came across some not so well-mannered individuals. In We Live To Build article ‘Entrepreneurs share their investor horror stories’, our COO & co-founder Sukhi shared her anecdote:
“When a potential investor started to become rude and patronising towards me I knew they would be a bad fit.
Their actions did not align with my values and their focus was more on how much money they would get for “advising or investing“ in us rather than focusing on building a great business.
They didn’t share my vision for the business and took a short term approach rather than long term view on what we could build together.
We had to turn them down, which was quite hard as at that time we really needed funds to move forward with the business.
We instead decided to go for a crowdfunding campaign and I’ll never regret it as we raised even more funds than we planned to.”
Read other entrepreneurs’ stories here.
We’re proud to announce that MarketOrders COO & Co-Founder, Sukhi Jutla, has won the TechWomen100 Award!
We’d like to thank all the people who took the time to vote for us online! We wouldn’t have won without you and it shows once again the amazing community and supporters we’ve got other the years. THANK YOU!
Congratulations to all the incredible women who won along Sukhi!
The winners of these awards showcase remarkable women within the technology sector covering a wide range of roles such as Quantitative Analyst, Data Scientist, Analytical Measurement Technologies Engineer, Prototyping Engineer and Assistant Professor.
The winners also include individuals from leading firms such as Adobe, Bank of England, BBC, IBM, Jaguar Land Rover, KPMG, Microsoft, Monzo Bank, Trainline, Visa and many more.
Alongside the individual TechWomen100 category, we are also pleased to announce the winners of the TechWomen100 Champions, Company of the Year, Network of the Year, Editor’s Choice and for the first time our Global Award for Achievement winners.
