InCommon, backed by Better Capital, has announced the launch of GCC 2.0 - a full-stack operator model that gives growth-stage and PE/VC-backed companies the same India build playbook large enterprises use, but faster and lighter.
India hosts over 1,700 Global Capability Centers (GCCs) that manage product, engineering, and operations for leading global companies. While large enterprises benefit from well-defined playbooks and dedicated partners built around high-value contracts, growth-stage and mid-sized firms often lack such access and must piece together recruiters, EoR providers, IT vendors, and payroll platforms, leading to fragmented and costly operations.
GCC 2.0 by InCommon addresses this challenge by establishing the complete legal and operational backbone, including entity or EoR, compliance, IT, and workspace, while managing hiring, payroll, HR, and culture through a single integrated system that delivers greater speed, visibility, and control without added overhead.
“India has the depth of talent and leadership companies need,” said Piyush Kedia, co-founder & CEO of InCommon. “But many great VC and PE-backed companies are pushed to look at other hubs like Poland or Eastern Europe - not because they prefer them, but because no one in India owns the full journey. Our goal is to make India the default choice by giving them the same speed, structure, and quality they expect elsewhere.”
A key strength of the model lies in its talent solution. Traditional recruitment often taps shallow pools, while InCommon’s referral platform, built on a trusted network of India’s top engineering, creative, and operations leaders, offers clients warm access to the country’s top 1% talent for faster, higher-quality hires. This is supported by The Better Hack, India’s first AI-first hackathon series that builds a steady pipeline of AI-skilled engineers, and the GCC Leaders’ Breakfast, a closed-door community connecting companies with experienced site heads and functional leaders.
InCommon has previously built teams for portfolio companies of Lightspeed, Partners Group, Tiger Global, and Y Combinator across healthcare, SaaS, and IT services. With GCC 2.0, it aims to position India as the most trusted global hub for companies seeking to scale quickly and effectively.
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