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Ashwin Srivastava | |
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Education | Indian Institute of Technology Bombay |
Occupation | Venture Capitalist |
Known for | Idein ventures, Sapio Analytics, Great Manager Institute |
Ashwin Srivastava is an Indian venture capitalist who is the cofounder and member of the Board of Idein Ventures (founded Idein ventures in 2015. [1] [2] ), a growth-stage private equity accelerator with operations in India, UAE, and Africa. He has been an entrepreneur since 2010. [3] He is also the co-founder of Great Manager Institute [4] [5] and CEO of Sapio Analytics. [6] [7]
Ashwin was part of the Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia 2017 list under the Finance & Venture Capital category. [8] [9] [10] [11]
He is Regional Mentor of Change at NITI Aayog [12] [13] and Advisor at Technology Coordination Committee, Indian Council of Medical Research. [14] [15]
Ashwin is also the co-founder of Ajantahc, [16] [17] an Indian culture media platform jointly created with Vedan Choolun, [18] Chairman of Uitv, and has founded a virtual cancer hospital and Cancer Rounds. [19]
Ashwin has completed his Bachelor of Technology and Master of Technology from Indian Institute of Technology Bombay.[ citation needed ] He holds a degree in Mechanical Engineering.[ citation needed ] In college, he took part in theatre and robotics. He was a member of hostel council, and manager of The Entrepreneurship Cell, IIT Bombay. [20] [21]
Ashwin and Hariom Sharma started Incept, a biometric equipment manufacturer in August 2010. Its head office was set up in Goregaon, Mumbai. [22]
In 2012, Ashwin was listed as one of the top 100 entrepreneurs in 2011 by Small and Medium Entrepreneur Magazine. [23]
From 2011 to 2013, Incept partnered with clients and customers such as Indian Institute of Technology Bombay [24] and Nigeria Identity Management Commission. [25] In September 2013, Incept merged with Solus, another player in the biometric industry, in an undisclosed shares and cash deal. [26] At Incept, Ashwin also led the Incept Training Academy and was a guest lecturer there. [27] [28]
Ashwin led FindURClass [29] [30] and Plancess, [31] in consulting capacity. He is also a Director at Core Grocer. [32]
He is a director of Princeton Healthcare since November 2020. [33]
Ashwin is currently the Director of Qriyo, [34] Propcare, [35] Restate Solutions, [36] and Infurnia. [37] [38] In August 2022, Infurnia Holdings filed draft red herring prospectus for its initial public offering. [39]
Outside India, he has interests in investments in GCC countries and countries in Africa. [40] [41] Ashwin has been involved in investing in Sumant Kumar, a farmer from Bihar known for System of Rice Intensification. [42] Idein Ventures also seed-funded UAE based ZoEasy Solutions, which uses disruptive technology to connect businesses and consumers with their ideal blue collar workforce. [43]
Ashwin is a considered a proponent of human-centred artificial intelligence, [44] and his works have featured in a podcast by Microsoft India titled Paradigm Shift, featuring stories of innovations. [45] A patent titled "Process for identifying suspect entities via network depth using document analytics" published by Sapio Analytics attributes him and Rai Aman Narain as inventors. [46] [47] He is the designer of a program on Generative AI for school students launched by the Government of Maharashtra. [48]
In May 2013, Ashwin was victim of an accident that made him an amputee. [49] [50] [51] He participated in a marathon in Mumbai soon after the accident. [20] He floated a petition to change the heights of platforms in Mumbai suburban train stations, that ended in victory.
In 2014, Ashwin became a member of the political organization Aam Aadmi Party [52] and a national convenor of Entrepreneurs for AAP. It is unclear if he is still a member. He is a mentor for startups and small businesses. [53] [54]
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