Pitch Cafe Podcast

Pitch Cafe Podcast

por Vidyangi S. Patil (Vida)
Temporada 1

PODCAST#5 [TEASER] Venture partner and Silicon Valley veteran Dr. Srinivas Rao on innovation

I recently had the opportunity to speak to Dr Srinivas Rao, the Operating Partner at Phoenix Venture Partners. Over his long career, he has occupied several senior management positions in corporates and has mentored several start-ups. For Dr Rao, innovation is more than just an approach to problem-solving, it is part of the DNA of all human beings. It is not a business process, but the fundamental desire within each of us to improve our condition. We just need to mindfully experience the world, reflect on it, learn from it, and grow. Snippet- Understand your market: His advice to new founders would be to understand what problem the project is solving and tweak the product accordingly. Finding the perfect product–market fit is like finding diamonds in the rough and cleaning, polishing, and embellishing the product, based on active feedback. To learn, absorb, and put things into practice is to constantly keep innovating to improve. About the interviewer: The podcast host, Vidyangi Patil, is a coach and co-author of The Solution Book.

Podcast #5 [FULL] Mentor Coach - IIT Startups, Subhash Chowdary

Subhash Chowdary is a mentor/coach for IIT startups, a silicon valley initiative to help increase success rates and sharpen the abilities of Indian Institute of Technology students in creating a scale able businesses. He is a serial entrepreneur and corporate executive who has seen many IIT founders through various phases in their funding cycle, coached founders in transitioning to become a CEO, etc. He gives valuable guidelines to IIT founders on how and where they can improve..

Podcast #4 10X HACKS Product - Arvind Ratnam, VP-Phantom Auto, ex-VP, Products Aeye, MIT Sloan, Intel, Deloitte

Arvind Ratnam talks about management hacks for successful product management, being a successful leader in managing engineering and sales. A few valuable guidelines to founders on how to facilitate great solutions.. Some of the topics he covers are: What are a few frameworks which can be helpful in 4P-5C marketing framework, BCG framework, Ansoff matrix, can be used for e.g., how to move from a hardware to software business, due diligence during mergers and acquisition, going IPO, etc. How to facilitate productive and crucial conversations between individuals and groups, listening, empathy, etc. On why people skills are the 'most' critical for product professionals On why as a head of product, the goal is not to be the smart guy in the room How to facilitate the career success of your team, in engineering, as a head of product

[FULL EPISODE#3] Sanchit Garg, IIT Bombay Silicon Valley-India cross-border serial entrepreneur

Sanchit Garg, an, IIT Bombay graduate is a cross-border serial entrepreneur and talks about 10X hacks for founders from his past successful startups.... His first 10X profitable startup was called TravelTriangle from India, and now he is floating his second startup in mental health and wellness space: InnerFit. Let us learn more on how to create 10X startups.. In the podcast he talks about: Trust is KEY to startup teams, do not think about your product when you interview your customers, how stories and metrics make a pitch deck successful, and being able to stick to your idea through upas and downs of a startup journey being a founder's greatest strength, when to use frameworks, and more....

Teaser - Sanchit Garg, IIT Bombay Silicon Valley-India cross-border serial entrepreneur of TravelTriangle, InnerFit

Sanchit Garg, an, IIT Bombay graduate is a cross-border serial entrepreneur and talks about 10X hacks for founders from his past successful startups.... His first 10X profitable startup was called TravelTriangle from India, and now he is floating his second startup in mental health and wellness space. Let us learn more on how to create 10X startups.. In the podcast he talks about: Trust is KEY to startup teams, do not think about your product when you interview your customers, how stories and metrics make a pitch deck successful, and being able to stick to your idea through upas and downs of a startup journey being a founder's greatest strength, when to use frameworks, and more....

Podcast#1 BV Jagadeesh(investor-philanthropist from Silicon Valley) on Entrepreneurship & Venture - interviewed by Vidyangi (Author-Innovation Specialist )

VC and scale, founder dating, risk mitigation for startups and more...Vidyangi S. Patil in conversation with BV Jagadeesh, who is a very respected name in the Silicon Valley. BV Jagadeesh is Managing Partner at KAAJ Ventures. He has successfully invested and guided companies such as Nutanix (IPO), Yodlee (IPO), Arkin (acqd: VMWare), Elastic Box (acqd: Century Link), NetMagic Solutions (acqd: NTT), Ocarina Networks (acqd: Dell) and Ankeena (acqd: Juniper) to name a few.

A Journey from IIT Bombay Labs to Silicon Valley | Vishal Gupta | Pitch Cafe Podcast EP 2

In this episode of Pitch Cafe, I talk with Vishal Gupta 😃 His journey from IIT Bombay Labs to FalconX B2B Accelerator in Silicon Valley was worth a capture on my podcast, I learned every minute I interacted with him. He's the CEO at Seclore. He's an entrepreneur and business development executive with a special focus on the financial service industry. 😁 This podcast is extremely informative for building startups out of university research labs. Vishal's experience in Cyber Security is a north star for Cybersecurity startup founders.🌟 In this podcast, Vishal explains how and why students and entrepreneurs who are new in the field, should focus on the commercial viability of their startup's idea and maintain good contact with customers at every step of the path. ✨ Vishal was able to pivot and monetize even during the pandemic, now you know how valuable his advice and suggestions would be, so listen on.😁 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ABOUT ME Hello, my name is Vidyangi (Vida) Patil. I am a mindset coach, author, and speaker. Five years ago when I started understanding success hacks for individuals, startups, and larger organizations little did I know I would end up working with mentors hail from Silicon Valley at Stanford University, MIT Media Lab, Singularity University, and incubators and accelerators. All the way from guiding AI/ML startup founders in winning pitch competitions, bagging investor appointments to helping youth entrepreneurs and women land their dream job or promotion, I plan to spill the beans of wisdom to launch you higher wherever you are in your life. I have successfully coached communities in social impact initiatives during COVID. Every week you will see new videos from me on career, personal growth, and technology trends to onboard your rocket ship to success! 👉Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vidyangi/ 👉LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vidyaangipatil/ 👉Twitter: https://twitter.com/vidyaangi 👉Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/10x-success-hacks-for-startups-innovations-and/id1498304770 👉Medium: https://vidapatil.medium.com/ 👉Website: https://vidyangi.com/ 👉My New Book: https://vidyangi.com/books A Journey from IIT Bombay Labs to Silicon Valley

A podcast with Russ Bevans: The 5-steps in training to becoming a Triathlete Vida Patil (10X Hacks)

Russ Bevans is VP of industrial design and innovation at Nike for 32 plus years. He is not only a design enthusiast but also a fitness coach. He is actually a sportsperson who has won accolades at the national level and has qualified for a lot of international events as well. He has many lessons to share: about his life, about persistence, about training. And today's podcast is focused on how one can train as a sports athlete for a triathlon or an iron man. Triathlon, previously known as an extreme sport, involves a swim of 2.4 miles, a bike of 112 miles, and a marathon distance of 26.2 miles. Russ applies the interesting lessons learned while training for a triathlon or for Ironman in his work and in his design profession, and generally in life as well. His work as a designer requires preparation, organization. optimization, optimal optimization, determination, perseverance just as the training process for a triathlon requires. This is how he is able to balance his life as a designer and a sport person

Podcast# 19 Prem Talreja- on alternative and strategic business capital and marketing

Podcast with Prem Talreja (30+ years experience in silicon valley) in cloud, semiconductor and being an investor for B2B startups. He talks about raising strategic capital and marketing solutions for small businesses, especially in the pandemic. Visit - svfinancialservices.com/ and svfinancialservices.com/digital-marketing/

[Podcast #15 Part 2] Uttam Ramamurthy - NextGen AI platforms -telehealth, voice transcription, etc.

Podcast #15 [Part 2] with Uttam Ramamurthy talks about NextGen AI platforms in India (with telehealth as a focus). Part-2 of the podcast focuses on fascinating case studies of AI adoption in telehealth, prescription assistants/bots, emergency department workflow optimization, etc. He brings valuable insights as seasoned AI platforms professional, listen on. He has authored insightful blogs on this topic as well, to name a few: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/building-trustable-ai-predictions-healthcare-uttam-ramamurthy/ https://lnkd.in/dQpzXvD In this podcast part-1 with Uttam Ramamurthy, who is currently leading cutting edge AI projects in healthcare at Cerner Corporation, Uttam talks about the accelerated pace of AI Adoption in India (accelerated by terms of data, compute and infrastructure). In part-1 of the podcast, Uttam addresses issues related to data explainability, challenges in handling structured and unstructured data on AI platforms, cleansing, ingestion, ...and more
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