If Arjun Ganesan had been accepted to Stanford University, Connecticut would have missed out on a technology company that has grown to 23 workers so far, with ambitious plans.
Ganesan, who started his first company 14 years ago while an undergraduate in India, applied to prestigious MBA programmes around the United States, intending to become a venture capitalist that would help start up companies expand into Asia.
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