Have been out here in bay area for past few days, and visibly out of action on venturewoods. Everytime I come here a couple of things hit me:
1. The infrastructure for startups to get going is great — right from office space onwards. There are literally hundreds of easy to move in/low lockin options ideal for startups
2. The ecosystem in terms of involving experienced executives still working at other firms is there — this is more a matter of mental openness than anything else, but the “pre startup” phase seems to be doing well.
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Its been like 10 days now … no new posts … Whats going on :)?
Folks,
There are ~15 members contributing to this group blog, hope to see a lot more traffic around in this place compared to what exists as of now . C onversations will ensue only when someone starts a conversation and in a blog it is only the blogger who can do it. Would like to see more posts around here.
Rajan
Hi Alok,
Thanks for starting the blog on venture community in India. It’s a good source of information.
I am a management science student at Stanford (Class of ’06). I am doing research on Indian VCs and I want to know your opinions on the early stage and private equity investments in India.
I was wondering if we can meet up sometime this weekend or the next week since you are already in the Bay Area.
Regards,
Ankur
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