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Harvard India Conference concludes with focus on tech innovations and investment opportunities
Multiple panels discussed the significant reforms and a positive outlook for investors and tech entrepreneurs.
Radhika Gupta, MD & CEO of Edelweiss Mutual Fund, speaking during a panel at the conference / X/@iRadhikaGupta
The India Conference organized by Harvard students concluded on its second day at the Harvard Business School on Feb 18, offering attendees a profound exploration of new investment ventures and growing tech space in India.
Multiple panels discussed the significant reforms and a positive outlook for investors and tech entrepreneurs. The intersection of technology startups and business investment opportunities took the spotlight, captivating audiences.
During the "SaaS from India, For the World" session, Abhinav Shashank, CEO of Innovaccer, shared his journey of securing funding in the Indian market, offering valuable insights for aspiring entrepreneurs. He emphasized the importance of understanding equity as an investment asset, noting, "Equity and participation in equity create wealth. You want people to own. Education of all options is important to understand long-term equity value. People in India are starting to think about equity and stock options."
Beyond the realms of business and technology, the conference embraced cultural discussions, exploring the impact of sports and cinema on the Indian population. Bollywood actress Karishma Kapoor contributed to the panel titled "Soft Power of Bollywood," discussing the evolving nature of Bollywood movies, which have become more progressive and socially conscious over time.
The conference also discussed the changing dynamics of Indian professionals' and entrepreneurs' mindsets about settling abroad post-education. Notable speakers, including Radhika Gupta, MD & CEO of Edelweiss Mutual Fund and Day 1 speaker Prateek Kanwal, director of Deloitte India, shed light on the new trend of Indian expatriates returning home to capitalize on entrepreneurial opportunities in the growing Indian economy.
As the event unfolded, it became evident that the Harvard India Conference continues to be a vital beacon of knowledge. By bringing together thought leaders, policymakers, social activists, artists, and visionaries, the conference contributes significantly to the ongoing dialogue shaping the future of India.
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