The idea of starting a business to support entrepreneurs came to founder, Vidhan Rana when he faced difficulties starting another business venture and through interactions with other young entrepreneurs. A group in Facebook was formed for those interested in working out of a shared office space and setting up a business incubator in order to understand the market need.

The original business idea is pitched at Last Thursdays with an Entrepreneur organized by Entrepreneurs for Nepal (E4N) and Samriddhi Foundation. After initially considering launching the venture in collaboration with E4N, Vidhan decides to move forward independently to have more autonomy and for faster execution. Biruwa Ventures is picked as the name for this new enterprise.

Biruwa subleases a 900 square feet space from Asia Foundation in Baluwatar and officially begins operations after registration.

Biruwa signs its first three clients: two startup enterprises and one newly formed non-profit organization.

Abhinab Basnyat joins Biruwa’s team as Founding Partner. Abhinab brings with him more than five years experience in doing consulting work in the energy sector.

Launched Biruwa Brainstorm, a free one hour mentoring session for entrepreneurs where they can pitch and receive feedback on their business ideas.

Biruwa hires its first team member, Ankit Rana, as its Admin Assistant.

Biruwa signs its first two consulting projects. Operational assessment is conducted for Chahhari Services, a social venture focused on providing employment opportunities for single women. New business opportunities is explored and a business plan is prepared for Himalayan Bio Trade Limited.

Biruwa’s work is covered by Tech in Asia, one of Asia’s top technology blogs.

Sanam Chitrakar joins Biruwa team as a Partner to better structure Biruwa's consulting work. Sanam had been a client with Biruwa since November 2011 and had collaborated with Biruwa on several market research projects. He brings with him more than fifteen years of multidisciplinary entrepreneurship development, coaching, training and consulting experiences.

Biruwa supported the Danish Embassy to organize a visit for thirteen Danish companies to Nepal to explore potential business opportunities and partnerships through the DANIDA Business Partnership program.

Anup Tamang joins Biruwa team. Anup brings with him more than eight years of risk advisory and financial services experience. Meanwhile, Biruwa Advisors in registered. A strategic plan for the consulting division is prepared with the target market expanded to include small and medium-sized enterprises.

The earthquake in Nepal on April 25 severely damages both of our office spaces.

Biruwa begins the process to wind down its serviced office space operations to focus more on its consulting work. Biruwa completes its strategic plan for its consulting division to drive the business towards growth.

Biruwa supports the launch of Ventures Cafe, a co-working cafe that will continue on the legacy of its office space work.

Biruwa redesigns its logo to better communicate its strategic repositioning.

Biruwa formalizes its Private Sector Engagement Service to support development organization with program formulation and private sector mobilization. Similarly, Investment Facilitation Service is introduced to bridge the gap between investors and entrepreneurs seeking investment.

Anup Tamang undertakes the role of Managing Partner, to streamline the internal operation of the business.

Introduces Training and Workshops as a New service to transfer Biruwa partners' sector-specific expertise through interactive training.

Vidhan Rana steps down as the Managing Partner and hands over the reigns of the company to Anup Tamang.

Biruwa goes fully remote owning to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Vidhan Rana steps back into the role of Managing Partner, relaunching Biruwa Ventures - the original company / brand initially set up in 2011.