SRBS successfully hosted the IIC session on “Angel Investment/VC Funding Opportunity for Early Stage Entrepreneurs” on July 29th 2022. The event was conducted through offline mode and attended by faculty staff and students of MMS and BMS.
Chief Guest and Key note speaker:
Erander Singh
Digital Transformation Leader at Persistent Systems
Visionary, strategic thinker and accomplished senior Business Developer with a career spanning over three years of progressive experience with expertise in steering sales; marketing operations of multiple products, conceptualizing; executing business development strategies that have transformed business models, increased top bottom lines and enhanced organizational efficiency, currently, working as Regional Sales Manager – PAN India.
Start-up specialist with extensive entrepreneurial exposure in setting up business and commencing operations PAN India and across SEA,MEA, Europe and US regions, developing new products, maintaining relationship with clients and stakeholders. Skilled in setting up distributors and resellers across India, acquiring key accounts, generating new business and enhancing revenue. An efficient leader, resourceful in building large teams and providing operations leadership in uniquely challenging situations. Area of expertise: Strategic Planning, Business Management, Sales Turnaround, Large Enterprise Account Management, Channel Partner Management, Operations Set-up, Team Management.
Event Participation:
Participants included faculty members and students.
Technical Session
Erander Singh began his discussions by describing the startup equity structures and values. Singh is well-versed in the areas of entrepreneurship, fundraising, and other related topics. He also provided information on how angel investments in businesses work. Additionally, the distinction between angel investment and venture capital funding was examined, as well as its function in India’s current startup culture. The aspiring entrepreneurs learned valuable knowledge during the webinar. They were better able to understand the various facets of funding
Prof. Krishnakant Lasune
Asst. Professor