The Bridge Between India and America

Why Texas

The strategic case for this corridor is not theoretical. It is built on documented outcomes, bilateral relationships, and a market infrastructure that took years to construct.

India's Presence in Texas

Texas is already home to more than 62 Indian-origin companies, including Infosys (Richardson), TCS (Plano), Wipro (Plano), and Zoho (Austin). The Indian-American community in DFW exceeds 200,000 — the largest in Texas — providing an unmatched talent pipeline, cultural infrastructure, and professional network for incoming Indian companies.

Built for Revenue-Generating Companies, Not Startups

This corridor is designed for Indian companies with proven revenue, an established customer base, and a clear hypothesis for the US market. We do not work with pre-revenue companies. The companies that succeed through this corridor are typically Series A and beyond, or bootstrapped with $1M+ ARR, seeking their first US enterprise contract or government relationship.

“Launching our entity and offering SAP ERP Services in the U.S. felt like a monumental challenge until we partnered with Startup Runway. They turned a complex web of logistics and compliance into a seamless, turn-key experience that allowed us to focus entirely on our growth.”

“Iris Mobility has been working with Startup Runway for little over 4 months and the tremendous progress we had cannot have been possible without their constant support and network. Mahesh is a true professional with deep subject knowledge and has always advised us on the best route to take. With Mahesh and Startup Runway we have landed our first clients and are expanding rapidly.”