With two 2 SLP alums (Kanchan Koya and Ajay Kulkarni) and SLP NYC's mentor (Somak Chattopadhyay of Greenhill Ventures) leading the way, the 2010 - 2011 SLP NYC fellows gathered at the offices of Cooley LLP to kick of SLP NYC's inaugural program. After a delicious dinner (thanks to Cooley!), Kanchan introduced us to the founding principles of SLP and expectations for the year. Our mentor Somak also graciously shared his entrepreneurial and VC journey, highlighting key learnings along the way. Then, it came time for each of the us fellows to present our 3 minute introductions using picture-only slides that we prepared earlier. Laughter soon filled the room as we bonded over hilarious past experiences and common interests. Finally, Kanchan and Ajay spoke about of their own experiences in SLP and how the program impacted them, encouraging us to fully leverage the power of the SLP network.
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Sunday, October 31, 2010
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Program Team
- Founder - Anupendra Sharma, Boston based VC & Puran Dang, Minuteman Group
- Chief Advisors - Satish Gupta and Sandip Gupta (Silicon Valley) & Scott Yaphe (Boston), Wayne Shiaong (Beijing) and Anupendra Sharma (Global)
- Exec Team: Upma Sharma (Operations), Mangesh Wadegaonkar (CFO), Tamara Nazzal (Marketing)
- Program Leaders: Mike & Kevin Mullins [Boston] Rebecca Breitenkamp [San Diego] Aanand Krishnan and Michael Motion [Silicon Valley], Kern Chen [Beijing], Sudip Dutta & Vinodh Nandakumar [Bangalore] Amit Tiwari, Saurabh Sachan and Nikhil Agarwal [Delhi]
- Anchors: Al Kapoor (President) and Vanita Shashtri (TiE Boston) Kiran Malhotra[TiE Silicon Valley], and China Entrepreneurs (Eric Schmidt)
About the 2010 Program
The Startup Leadership Program's mission is to groom the next generation of startup CEOs and create a network that will have a significant impact on the local community and maybe even the global economy in the coming decades.
"Fellows" spend six to nine months in a rigorous entrepreneurial-CEO training program skills program that combines (1) mentoring from successful entrepreneurs; (2) extensive participation in the active VC, corporate, and entrepreneur network of its partners; (3) coaching and professional development (4) fireside chats with entrepreneurs and VCs and (5) several skill-building workshops. Each Fellow also gets extensive exposure to , including mentoring seed-stage start-ups, and guidance from other top-tier entrepreneurial organizations such as TiE and China Entrepreneurs organizations supporting the SLP network to develop a new business idea.
32 accomplished young individuals graduated in the Class of 2010 programs in Boston & Silicon Valley, and 140 joined the Class of 2011 in six cities.
"Fellows" spend six to nine months in a rigorous entrepreneurial-CEO training program skills program that combines (1) mentoring from successful entrepreneurs; (2) extensive participation in the active VC, corporate, and entrepreneur network of its partners; (3) coaching and professional development (4) fireside chats with entrepreneurs and VCs and (5) several skill-building workshops. Each Fellow also gets extensive exposure to , including mentoring seed-stage start-ups, and guidance from other top-tier entrepreneurial organizations such as TiE and China Entrepreneurs organizations supporting the SLP network to develop a new business idea.
32 accomplished young individuals graduated in the Class of 2010 programs in Boston & Silicon Valley, and 140 joined the Class of 2011 in six cities.
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