Stanford Angels & Entrepreneurs India
Stanford Angels & Entrepreneurs India is a group of Stanford alumni focused on strengthening the startup community in India by connecting entrepreneurs with alumni investors. They invest in early-stage startups, particularly in technology-led sectors.
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Overview
Stanford Angels & Entrepreneurs India (SAE India) is a Stanford Alumni Association group established to strengthen Stanford's startup community in India by fostering relationships among entrepreneurs and alumni investors. Founded in collaboration with SAE, Silicon Valley, in 2010, SAE India aims to create diverse opportunities for education, professional development, advising, mentoring, and business growth. The organization invests in early-stage startups, focusing on technology-led ideas and supporting companies based in India, the USA, or Singapore with a business focus in India.
Focus
SAE India invests in early-stage startups, particularly those raising pre-seed to pre-Series A rounds, with a preference for technology-led ideas. The organization is sector-agnostic but focuses on companies with innovative technologies or disruptive business models, primarily supporting startups based in India, the USA, or Singapore.
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SAE India provides a platform for early-stage companies to present their ideas to potential investors and mentors, fostering connections that can lead to funding and growth opportunities.
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