Why this sailor quit the sea to launch a beauty startup

Aditya and his brother Mayank quit their highly-paid jobs to launch YesMadam, an on-demand, hyperlocal beauty and wellness services startup.

Sunday February 16, 2020 , 2 min Read

When former sailor Aditya Arya was home for the holidays, he had to suffer through a disappointing salon visit. And so, Aditya and his brother Mayank quit their highly-paid jobs to launch YesMadam, an on-demand, hyperlocal beauty and wellness services platform.

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