The LTTE attack in Sri Lanka, the undoing of Nepal with political unrest and then five minutes of earth shattering or taking on a global giant like Nestle - could have been enough to put an ordinary person into a stopper – but Binod Chaudhary has always looked at misevents as opportunities to create something new and resurrect things – only better. CG Corp as a global business conglomerate operates various businesses varying from noodle to hotels to cement and real estate.
at Entrepreneur, this is our first attempt to look cross-border into the life and business of a conglomerate based in Nepal and perhaps the one and only coming out of the tiny country and that too not in the best of shape. To become a billionaire entrepreneur is not the easiest feat by any account anywhere, but to be able to pull it out of Nepal was what doubly attracted the editorial desk to dig further. If this man can rise above everything and build a global business holding then there is something to be known about him. While his thoroughly done autobiography provided a peek into the fearless life he lived to the optimum, but a great entrepreneur will always have something to teach you. Our one-hour meeting in his office almost stretched to two hours when he patiently took the time to let us into his life learnings that made him reach to the pinnacle (Only he thinks it is still early days!). His ways are always unusual; an entrepreneur is the one who sees what normal eyes can’t, he says.
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