During this week’s roundtable, we had as our guest Karthee Madasamy, Founder and Managing Partner at Mobile Foundation Ventures. Karthee and I discussed issues related to startups selling deeptech to enterprises.
Find Me Parking
As for pitches, first up today was Prashant Patil from Pune, India, pitching a concept-stage app for real time parking availability.
Cyber2bee Technologies
Next, Prem Kumar from Tamil Nadu, India, pitched Cyber2bee Technologies, an attempt to go against players like BigBasket in e-commerce.
Jishnu Bhattacharjee is Managing Director at Nexus Venture Partners, a fundamentals – focused firm that aligns with the 1Mby1M philosophy. Jishnu takes us through several examples of how the firm is thinking about investing in startups. Excellent conversation.
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Francisco Jardim is Founding Partner at SP Ventures, a Brazilian firm focused on AgTech in Latin America. We learned a lot about what’s happening in the sector and the region.
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Anand Rajaraman, Founding Partner at rocketship.vc, was an early investor in Facebook. Among other things, we discuss how the quality of startups from India has been improving.
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During this week’s roundtable, we had as our guest Jishnu Bhattacharjee, Managing Director at Nexus Venture Partners. Nexus is a fundamentals focused firm that aligns with the 1Mby1M philosophy. Jishnu took us through several examples of how the firm is thinking about investing in startups. Excellent conversation.
Boozimba
Up first, we had Shubhojyoti Ganguly from Bangalore, India, pitch Boozimba. It is a robotics product catering to bars for mixing cocktails. Very interesting.
Bring It!
From Lyndhurst, Australia, Nushan Anguru pitched Bring It! A services for local small businesses like butchers to offer their products and services online. Bring It! Would also take care of the delivery.
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Sramana Mitra: When they started Observe.ai and when you wrote your first check, they did not have yet a product?
Alok Nandan: They were building something else when they met us. Over the course of the next six months, they iterated and pivoted and eventually arrived at this idea. Initially, we wrote them a small check and then we doubled-down over the course of a year. It was an extended dating period. At the same time, we were actively helping them ideate.
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