Et startup awards 2015

Vani kola, kalaari capital wins midas touch award for best investor
in startups.
Subrata mitra accel partners india - Mitra has been investing in st a
rtups for the past 10 years. He may be the only Indian VC in vestor who
has backed a billion-dollar company in bo th consumer Internet space
(Flipkart) and enterprise software segment (Mu Sigma).
avnish bajaj matrix partners india - As a rare entrepreneur-turned-VC, Av
nish Bajaj has a special understanding of startups. He invested in Ola in
2013. Other investments in clude Stayzilla, Practo and Ace2Three
alok goyal hellion venture partners- wears many hats venture
capitalist, engineer, thought leader and puzzler. Goyal largely focuses on
leading Helion Venture Partner's investments in enterprise software and
outsourcing companies.
anupam mittal angel investor and founder of people group.
Anupam Mittal is one of the most prolific angel investors in Indian startups,
with nearly 60 investments. His People Group companies include
matchmaking website Shaadi, mobile media firm Mauj and app store
Mobango.
Ventures.
A type of quiz?
How won the best startup for the year 2015?
OLA CABS- BHAVISH AGGARWAL
ECOM EXPRESS- TA KRISHNAN - delivers the goods for online retailers
such as Flipkart, Snapdeal and others.
GROFERS- ABLINDER DHINDSA -Grofers is an on-demand delivery
startup based in Gurgaon that is cashing in on the propensity of urban
Indians to order everything from groceries to medicine from home.
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All these awards and recognition for all startup will help and motivate them.
There is a need for entrepreneur development related subjects at the grass
root level because it will help in generating the idea for the venture and
people can start working for it at an early stage, which will help them to
modify their business plan efficiently.
Institutions for entrepreneurship in india
Entrepreneurship development institute in india. ahemdabad

Skill and developmentConvincing business plan

Technological know how
Market research about the product or service category
Potential to generate returns
Should have a long term vision
The ability tom identify strengths and weakness
Knowledge how business works

How should government help entrepreneurs?

One thing that almost every political party should agrees on is that small
businesses are a good thing and should be encouraged.
First, there is the Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS), which needs
reforming.
The problem with the current construct is that the founder has to subscribe
equally alongside the investors. This means that, if you want to start a
business, have the skills, energy and risk appetite but no money, the EIS
will raise you the capital but the founder will have a very small equity stake
- that is not an incentive to start a business.
Also, you cannot use the scheme to raise subsequent funding, to grow the
business it only applies at the outset. Entrepreneurs should be able to
raise both initial and subsequent capital using the scheme and do so in a
way that ensures they can maintain a reasonable equity interest.
Third, there should be incentives for hiring staff.
Every young business needs to be able to hire really good people to help to
compete with and to beat established players.
The people we need are often expert in their fields, highly regarded and
highly paid and they probably work for our competitors. Many of them share
the entrepreneurs ambitions but are financially comfortable and more risk
averse. They can be attracted by the opportunity of working for a young
company in which they can play a vital role and to make some capital. We
need help to hire these people.