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TiE-ISB Connect 2008 VC’s Seek Bright Ideas and Cool Start ups

April 24th, 2008 · No Comments

The Business Plan Presentations are designed to encourage entrepreneurs in the creation, start-up and early-growth stages of businesses

TiE-ISB Connect is back with its highly successful business plan presentation opportunity. Entrepreneurs are invited to submit a maximum of 5 page abstract of their business idea to TiE-ISB Connect Committee to get the opportunity to meet and interact with leading Capitalist’s of the world on November 5-7 as they seek to fund bright ideas and cool start ups. Participants for the 2008 Business Plan Presentations can register at http://www.tie-isbconnect.com. The last date for submission of Business Plans closes on 15th June 2008.

The Business Plan Presentations are designed to encourage entrepreneurs in the creation, start-up and early-growth stages of businesses. Participants have an opportunity to meet face to face and interact with leading Venture Capitalists and Business Leaders for finding capital and strike business alliance that will help them launch and grow their businesses.

The primary mission of TiE Hyderabad and the globally renowned Indian School of Business is to create, provide, and support rewarding networking opportunities for the new age entrepreneur. TiE-ISB Connect attracts the finest businesses minds, smart investors, policy makers, researchers, incubators, successful entrepreneurs to foster and enrich participants experience that help in creating sustainable enterprises.

Speaking about the TiE-ISB Connect goal, J A Chowdary, President TiE Hyderabad Chapter said “Our mission is to become a resource to a number of deserving new age entrepreneurs who want to jump start and commercialize their ideas. Our goal is to nurture and mentor ideas by creating the right eco-system”, “TiE-ISB Connect attracts the best business and investor minds from across the world and we hope young business minds will leverage its advantage.”

Ajit Rangnekar, Deputy Dean, ISB, comments on the overall theme of the TiE-ISB Connect 2008, “This year’s TiE-ISB Connect fits in perfectly with the ISB’s goal of working with Industry to nurture entrepreneurs focused on solving the challenges of Emerging Economies.”

Professor Chandrasekhar, Executive Director of WCED, ISB commented “TiE-ISB Connect was conceived to enable tangible benefits for young entrepreneurs who wish to actualize their entrepreneurial dreams. It is a unique forum where they will be able to learn and assess the strength and profit potential of their idea and generate strategic interest from successful business leaders and investors.” He added “Our event programs emphasize the process of recognizing the potential for an idea to become a profitable enterprise”

Our focus is to encourage the 1000’s or so businesses in this country, who are at the bottom of the pyramid to leap forward and gain attention from leading investors who bet on new and profitable ideas.

Over the last 3 years the event attracted over 1000 business plans and over 50 Venture Capitalists representing the core and sunrise industries. TiE-ISB Connect has also held several rounds of mentoring sessions helping many entrepreneurs to refine their strategies and business approaches.

Some of the VCs who have actively interacted with the TiE-ISB Connect entrepreneurs: NEA Indo-US Ventures, Peepul Capital, VentureEast Funds, Canaan Partners, DFJ, Battery Ventures, Sandalwood Partners, Silicon Valley Bank, Tech-Birmingham Ventures, Lightspeed Ventures, and Greylock Partners, Way gate Capital, and Helion Ventures.

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