How this ex-investor identified his $1 billion business idea (via CNBCMakeIt)
But for entrepreneur Aaron Tan, it was fundamental. If he was going to start a business, it had to have room to grow.
"When we talk about neighborhoods, we are talking about the adjacencies that we can get into. For instance, financial services, insurance, warranties, loans. Or after sales, things like the fixing and repairing of vehicles," he said. Then, in the years that followed, the company expanded into end-to-end financial services, like loans, insurance and aftercare products, as well as a car subscription service.co-founder and CEO, Carro
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