Listen to Nagaraja Prakasam, an angel investor, mentor and fund advisor… #Techspectations2018 #DigitalSummit #NagarajaPrakasam
Posted by onmanorama on Saturday, November 24, 2018
In a handspun shirt and mundu, Nagaraja Prakasam does not look like your ordinary Silicon Valley bigwig. The former executive of CDC Software now heads several start-ups working for social change.The social entrepreneur has a slew of start-ups to his credit, including Gocoop, which markets India handloom in global markets; Saahas, which processes waste in Bengaluru; Carbon Masters, which produce biogas and compost; Happy Hen, which produces good quality eggs and Fresh World: which sells vegetables. By offering a platform to share unique ideas to boost digital platforms,
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Regional Knowledge Exchange Workshop of Startups’ by #DPIIT started with a panel discussion on ‘Seed and Venture Funding Support-Fund of Fund Scheme by #KSUM’.
,speaking at the panel discussion about the importance and need of attracting local investors to drive the startup ecosystem.
On this ID, let’s get freedom from fear of failure! Lets remove the stigma – let’s talk about it, learn from it and move on. Don’t call failed entrepreneurs, call it “Serial Entrepreneur”. At the 2nd edition of Bermuda Triangle: Rebooting from Failure at EXIMIUS – IIM Bangalore’s Entrepreneurship Summit 2021! Learn from these serial entrepreneurs who have been there Amit Goel and ROHITKUMAR PILLAI
Last year lovely discussion with Sandeep Kochhar and Yogendra Vasupal of Stayzilla is available at https://lnkd.in/gccEdhzZ
The Bermuda Triangle- Rebooting from Failure at EXIMIUS – IIM Bangalore’s Entrepreneurship Summit by Entrepreneurship & Innovation Cell | ENI IIMB
With just 25% household have internet access – many poor children about to loose 2 years of education! We cannot keep waiting, need to innovate. Let’s discuss how these non-profits are innovating! Santosh More, Sahithya Anumolu, Anand Gopakumar Shravan Jha
Only 24% Indian Households Have Internet Facility to Access e-Education: UNICEF – The learning gap is likely to widen across high, middle and low-income families, as children from economically disadvantaged families cannot access remote learning, said the report. https://lnkd.in/gCc9jHKE
Mantra4Change Inqui-Lab Foundation The Apprentice Project – TAP I-Saksham Education and Learning Foundation
