Pune, India / Edgewater, NJ – 30 October 2025 – InCommon, backed by Better Capital, has announced the launch of GCC 2.0, a full-stack operator model designed to help growth-stage and PE/VC-backed companies build in India with the same speed, structure, and quality that large enterprises enjoy—without the overhead.
India is home to over 1,700 Global Capability Centers (GCCs) powering product, engineering, and operations for global giants. But smaller companies often lack access to the same playbooks and partners, forced to stitch together fragmented solutions across recruitment, EoR, IT, and payroll—slowing down execution and increasing costs.
GCC 2.0 changes that. InCommon sets up the legal and operational backbone—entity or EoR, compliance, IT, and workspace—and runs hiring, payroll, HR, IT, and culture as one connected flow. The result: speed, visibility, and control for companies scaling in India.
“India has the depth of talent and leadership companies need,” said Piyush Kedia, Co-founder & CEO, InCommon. “But many VC and PE-backed firms are pushed to look elsewhere—not because they prefer it, but because no one in India owns the full journey. We’re here to change that.”
A standout feature of GCC 2.0 is its talent engine. InCommon’s referral platform, powered by India’s top engineering and operations leaders, gives clients warm access to the top 1% talent. This is complemented by The Better Hack, India’s first AI-first hackathon series, and the GCC Leaders’ Breakfast, a closed-door community connecting companies with seasoned site heads and functional leaders.
InCommon has already helped build teams for portfolio companies of Lightspeed, Partners Group, Tiger Global, and Y Combinator across sectors like healthcare, SaaS, and IT services. With GCC 2.0, it aims to make India the default global extension for companies looking to scale fast and well.
