One Daughter Away From Discovering His Life's Work
Naren was a lawyer at three different venture-funded tech companies when the dot com bubble burst and took all three of them with it.
So he did what any reasonable attorney would do next.
He started a children's book company.
It started with a bedtime story for his three-year-old daughter, a Virginia Tech mascot named the Hokie Bird, and some truly terrible illustrations. That one book sold 5,000 copies in six months — and unlocked a niche nobody had touched: children's books at the intersection of licensed sports content and university pride.
350 universities later, he had a publishing…
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