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SSMUM December - Mobility Startups in partnership with WRI India

Name: SSMUM December - Mobility Startups in partnership with WRI India
Start: 2016-12-11T00:30:00+05:30
End: 2016-12-11T03:30:00+05:30
Location: SP Jain Institute of Management & Research (SPJIMR)Munshi Nagar, Dadabhai Road, Andheri (West)

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Sunday, 11 December 2016, 12:30 am - 3:30 am

SP Jain Institute of Management & Research (SPJIMR)Munshi Nagar, Dadabhai Road, Andheri (West)

Mumbai

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Mobility Startups in partnership with WRI India Agenda: http://headstart.in/initiative/startup-saturday/mobility-in-partnership-with-wri-india-sustainable-cities Buy Tickets Here: https://jumper.ai/ssmum104 The future of Mobility Will technological advances and shifts in social attitudes lead to our no longer owning or driving vehicles? The global auto industry's transformation has far-reaching implications for how we move from point A to point B and, in turn, affects carmakers, energy companies, insurers, health care, government funding, and more. Value shifts as a new ecosystem of mobility emerges. Startup Saturday Mumbai December 2016 edition brings the Theme: Mobility & Transportation Startups in partnership with WRI India Sustainable Cities . Join us with experts to get insights into all things transportation and mobility, covering future of mobility, trends in public transportation, the rise of cycling, ride- and car-share, smart city developments, and more. As per venue guidelines, men in shorts/3/4ths and women in short skirts (above knee length) will not be allowed entry. Buy Tickets Here: https://jumper.ai/ssmum104 Agenda 02:30 PM Introduction 03:00 PM Speaker 1: Roselin Dey - Senior Project Associate , WRI India - Sustainable Cities 03:30 PM Speaker 2: Prakash Sharma – Senior Growth Hacker, Autonebula 04:00 PM Speaker 3: Siddharth Sharma, CEO, LimoApp 04:30 PM Lightning Pitch: Oranjtag, Founder, Sumeet Gupta 04:45 PM Break 05:00 PM Speaker 4: Dhawal Ashar, Transportation Planner and Managing Associate at the WRI Ross Center for Sustainable Cities working at the intersection of Urban Transport and Road Safety 05:30 PM Speaker 5: Sahil Gupta - Deputy Manager, Nasscom Startup Warehouse 06:00 PM Networking Speakers Roselin Dey Senior Project Associate , WRI India - Sustainable Cities Roselin Dey works with the Urban Innovations Program at WRI India. She works closely with new mobility entrepreneurs for tracking emerging business trends in mobility entrepreneurship and also designing programs to help them scale. She recently concluded managing the New Mobility Lab – a 5-day business model validation accelerator for early stage enterprises. Roselin works at the interface of entrepreneurs, regulators and corporates to create solutions and programs to facilitate better transport in cities. She has extensive experience working in the area of environment, energy, climate change and corporate sustainability through pan India projects. Roselin holds an Executive Diploma in CSR and Sustainability from the Swedish Institute and a Master’s Degree in Environment Management from TERI University. She was recognized as an International Climate Champion by the British Council and TERI as well as a Global Changemaker by British Council for her work on environmental issues. Prakash Sharma Senior Growth Hacker- Autonebula Have 26 plus years of experience in IT with multi domain functional knowledge and have hands on experience in program and delivery management, business analysis, design, development of large integrated ERP applications as well as NGO project implementations. Was responsible for setting operations, scaling operations and building businesses for startups throughout the tenure. Worked with Leading NGO and was Chief Investigator for Department of Electronics (Rural) in 1994 for setting up GIRC project and Project Evaluator for various funded projects. Executed large projects for Government, Corporates and NGOs. Completed PhD in Marketing with focused research on strategic dimensions of Venture Capitalists, Angel Investors, Incubators, Accelerators, Business Models, Institution and Academic Research / Technology Transfers and Entrepreneurs for Startup Successes. Siddharth Sharma CEO, Limoapp Siddharth is a transit nerd with a penchant for technological solutions. In 2015 he was lucky enough to raise money to try and build a fully autonomous bus network. Before that he's been CTO, banker and musician. read less Dhawal Ashar Transportation Planner and Managing Associate at the WRI Ross Center for Sustainable Cities working at the intersection of Urban Transport and Road Safety Dhawal works as a Managing Associate at the WRI Ross Center for Sustainable Cities working at the intersection of Urban Transport and Road Safety. He has a Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering from Sardar Patel College of Engineering, Mumbai and a Master’s degree in Transportation engineering and planning from Virginia Tech, USA. He is currently working with various public transit agencies in India to improve their operational effectiveness and road safety. As a certified road safety auditor, Dhawal is involved in various road safety audits and inspections in India and Thailand. Dhawal is based in Mumbai, and is also a founder member and trustee of an open streets initiative called Equal Streets, a sustained community movement to provide better and safer walking and cycling infrastructure in Mumbai, India. Sahil Gupta Deputy Manager, Nasscom Startup Warehouse Currently working with NASSCOM as a Deputy Manager for StartUp Warehouse at Navi Mumbai. My role is part of the Nasscom 10,000 Startups initiative, whose primary mission is to positively impact 10000 startups in India by 2023. An Entrepreneur at heart and a self-motivated person with strong background in IT, Education, Telemedicine, Travel, Strategy and evaluating new business opportunities. Sumeet Gupta Founder, OranjTag MBA from IIM Ahmedabad and CFA Level 3, Sumeet has a rich experience in finance domain. He has worked with KPMG Investment Banking, Credit Suisse and Birla Sun Life Insurance. At KPMG, he assisted RAW Pressery in its equity fund raising from Sequoia Capital, Saama Capital and DSG Consumer Partners. In his entrepreneurial journey, he wants to solve an everyday problem impacting millions of lives. He aims to create a connected marketplace in the parking space with seamless communication between parking seekers and parking suppliers. Demo/Elevator Pitch OranjTag OranjTag is an online parking discovery platform to connect parking seekers with parking providers. Finding a parking spot is a problem that many motorists face on a daily basis. Due to lack of information, motorists are not able to locate parking spots around their destination. It forces them to park their vehicles inappropriately on the road and live with a fear of their vehicle getting towed. Struggle to find a parking spot results in wastage of time and fuel and leads to frustration. Unsystematic parking on roads contributes to congestion, traffic jam and increased commute time for everyone. OranjTag is a smart solution to all the parking woes. Our team aims to bring in efficiencies in the parking system by linking the parking providers with parking seekers using advanced technology. The parking providers benefit by higher utilization of their parking inventory, increase in revenues and one stop solution to manage multiple customers. The motorists get to locate parking spots around their destination, check real time availability status and make a hassle-free online transaction. OranjTag strives to make daily commute convenient and Indian cities smart and future-ready. Partners Venue Partner S P Jain Institute of Management & Research Initiative Partner WRI India Sustainable Cities Community Partner NASSCOM Technology Partner jumper.ai Online Media Partner Yourstory Co-Working Partner Awfis

Founders here come to know a few brands well.

Those are eChai’s partner brands. Over a year, founders across the network learn their names and their work, and when somebody asks around for what they do, theirs is the name that comes up.

Partner brand founders together at Zestard HQ, Ahmedabad

What a year inside eChai does for your brand.

Each partnership comes with presence across eChai, introductions to the right founders, and a team that stays involved through the year. And each one is shaped around what the brand wants out of it.

Who you meet

Founders learn your name, then your work.

Over the year they keep running into you: at the gatherings, in the series, on the pages they read through the week. So when one of them needs what you do, they come straight to you.
We introduce you to the people you want to reach.

After seventeen years of gatherings we know who has built what, and who works with whom. Tell us who you are after, or we come to you when the right person shows up, with your story and why you two should talk.
You are invited to the gatherings that fit.

Open houses, Demo Days, the AI sessions, FailCode, the curated socials and the smaller dinners, some of them by invitation. When one fits what you do and who you want to meet, you are on the list.

What we do with you

We sit down with you on your story, your brand and your business.

One to one, more than once in the year. We have heard a few thousand founders, so you hear fairly quickly what is working, what is not, and what we would change first.
We take your team through what AI changed for us.

Almost everything eChai builds now has AI in the workflow. We go through what we tried, what worked and what wasted our time, and then connect you to founders further along than us.
You can ask us anything, whenever it comes up.

Every week we hear what founders are building, what they recommend to each other and what they have moved on from. Twice a year we go through what it means for your category. In between we answer, or find a founder who can.

Where your name runs

Your mark comes round under every page on eChai.

The wall of partner brands under the site's pages draws a different ten each time, so yours comes round on the city pages, the event pages and the notes founders read, all year. Your page on echai.ventures stays up after it, and your name runs through our LinkedIn, Instagram and X.
The blue tick puts you first wherever founders are listed.

The tick and your company's mark sit beside your name across eChai, and lists of founders put the blue ticks first: your city's people, the directory, and the roster of every gathering you go to, after its hosts and speakers.
Your company carries its mark on the Startup Grid.

Where your company is on a city's map of its startups, it is drawn by your mark rather than a dot, opens on your own words and pictures, and is a stop on the tour the map offers of its partner brands.
You write and speak here under your own name.

You come into the series we run online (How Founders Use AI, the founder conversations, the long reads) where you have something real to say, and you write in Founder Notes, where founders across our cities write about what they are building.

The brands working with us.

How it works.

A partnership is for growth stage founders who want to come in as a partner brand, and it runs one year at a time. The brand fee for the year is paid to eChai. An affiliate share runs alongside it, linked to the outcomes we drive together. Both carry GST.

Everything a partnership comes with

To come in as a partner brand, write to me at [email protected] and tell me what you want the year to do for your brand.