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Founders building thoughtful consumer hardware.
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A chartered financial analyst who ran a quarter-billion-dollar portfolio in New York moved home, built India’s largest parenting community, and then turned the messy work of running it into Convosight, a platform that helps brands and communities find each other.
She watched her father-in-law lose a weekend to a 1,000-page tender document. Two years later that frustration is a Bengaluru AI company that has raised about $3.7 million and counts Voltas, Adani and Shapoorji Pallonji among its customers.
Married off at twelve, attempted suicide as a teenager, started over in a Mumbai chawl, and decades later took control of a defunct ninety-year-old metal-tubes company and brought it back to life.
Carnegie Mellon graduate, third-generation auto entrepreneur, and the Indian industrialist who turned the Kinetic name into one of the early branded players in electric three-wheelers and small two-wheelers.
Co-founded in 2012 with Abhishek Goyal, Tracxn is one of the few Indian B2B SaaS companies to list on the public markets, and one of the rare woman-CEO-led tech IPOs on Indian bourses.
Daughter of Zenith Computers’ founder, she launched Vu Technologies in 2006 with a thesis that India would not stay an entry-level TV market forever.
Founders building thoughtful consumer hardware.
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