The National Incubation Center Sialkot is hosting an exclusive workshop today for its founders titled Startups to 8 Figures, built around the question of how an e-commerce brand can grow from an early stage venture into a business with eight figure revenue. The session runs from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM at the center on Tuesday, October 20, 2026, and is led by Saad Munir, Chief Executive Officer of HexaClicks, who is known as The Agency Guy and is the founder of an eight figure e-commerce ecosystem. The center has described the session as one built for real scale, offering the backend playbook that founders need to build a resilient, high growth brand.
The workshop will focus on the operational strategies and financial foundations that drive growth, and it is organized around three areas that matter most to e-commerce founders. The first is the set of growth levers that generate actual revenue, separating the activities that move sales from those that only create the appearance of progress. The second is the operational systems needed to manage a team, inventory, and fulfillment, areas where many young brands struggle once demand begins to rise. The third is the choice between direct to consumer and business to business strategy, discussed specifically in the context of Sialkot businesses and the opportunities available to companies based in the city.
The local focus gives the session particular relevance. Sialkot is widely known as an industrial and export hub, with long established strength in sports goods, surgical instruments, leather products, and musical instruments, and its businesses increasingly sell through digital channels. For founders working in this environment, the decision between selling directly to shoppers and supplying other businesses can shape everything from pricing and margins to logistics and customer service. A speaker who has built an e-commerce operation of significant scale is well placed to explain how those choices play out in practice and what systems a growing brand needs to put in place before its volume outgrows its processes.
The National Incubation Center Sialkot is funded by Ignite and the Ministry of Information Technology and Telecommunication, and it is operated by a consortium led by Mobilink Bank that includes CyberVision International. Practical workshops led by experienced operators are a regular way for the center to give its startups access to knowledge that is difficult to gather alone, and sessions like this one let founders ask direct questions about problems they face in their own businesses. For the e-commerce founders in the room, the afternoon offers a chance to hear how a brand moves beyond its first sales, how it organizes the people and stock behind each order, and how financial discipline supports each stage of growth on the way to eight figures.
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