He sold the company in 2009 and along with other alums became what they called the Burrp! “Fast and is extremely straightforward,” one Indian entrepreneur wrote about Mr. Ubhi in an online reference. “Not for the faint of heart.”After returning to the West Coast, he joined Amazon in 2014 to encourage start-ups to adopt the company’s cloud-computing products. But in less than two years, Mr. Ubhi left to start a company that provided technology to restaurants, inspired by his family’s experience running an Indian-Jamaican-Mexican fusion joint. He then shifted his career in a new direction, taking his Silicon Valley mentality to the heart of the Washington bureaucracy.

Source: New York Times March 20, 2019 20:28 UTC