Key Points
- Ujjawal Asthana, a Bengaluru-based entrepreneur, is moving to Pune after living in Bengaluru for 14 years.
- He credits Bengaluru for shaping his career, offering his first job, helping him grow his business, and even introducing him to his life partner.
- Though he isn’t from Bengaluru, Asthana said he always felt at home there and called his time in the city “a beautiful experience.”
- He’s currently hiring for leadership roles in Pune, including positions in B2B SaaS marketing, performance marketing, and a “founder’s office” role.
- Asthana’s post received supportive comments, with many welcoming him to Pune and acknowledging the city’s challenges.
Looma News
Ujjawal Asthana, an entrepreneur from Bengaluru, is moving to Pune after 14 years in the city. In a heartfelt social media post, he reflected on his time in Bengaluru, which he described as “a beautiful experience.” Asthana shared that Bengaluru helped him in many ways, giving him his first job, offering opportunities for international travel, and playing a key role in his business success. He also met his life partner in the city, which made his journey even more special.
Although he isn’t originally from Bengaluru, Asthana said he never felt like an outsider. He particularly fondly remembered his time navigating the city’s public transport system. He also mentioned that the city, especially places like Jayanagar, will always hold a special place in his heart.
Now, as he makes the move to Pune, Asthana is looking to fill several leadership roles. These positions include jobs in B2B SaaS marketing, performance marketing, content marketing, and a “founder’s office” role. He noted that there is no salary cap for the right candidates, and he is especially interested in professionals with high agency or those with experience as founders. Asthana also highlighted the strong financial backing of his business and the exciting opportunities available in Pune.
Asthana’s post received many positive responses, with many social media users wishing him well and recognizing the challenges that Pune may have, such as traffic and infrastructure. However, many also expressed confidence that Pune would offer a similar sense of community and warmth, just like Bengaluru. Some even hoped that Pune could match Bengaluru’s pleasant weather. Asthana’s move reflects the growing trend of professionals moving from Bengaluru to other cities, with Pune becoming a popular choice for entrepreneurs and tech professionals.
