The INDVest Investors Forum, NYC & Startopreneur organized a webinar on Aug. 15.
The inaugural event of their webinar series, the webinar was titled “The India Moment @IND2047 LinkedIn Event Series”.
The event gathered leading researchers, innovators, and community thought leaders to engage in a discussion on the path for India to reach $50 Trillion by Year-2047.
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The webinar was hosted by Ravi Karkara, Founder INDVest Investors Forum NYC, along with Shubham Dhoot, Founder of StartoPreneur.
Talking about the need for providing structural support needed for scaling ideas into global success stories, he said, “It is essential to build an intergenerational, collective, and collaborative ecosystem to nurture start-ups into the unicorns of tomorrow.
He further said,"This vision can only be realized through deep partnerships across the entire start-up landscape—investors, founders, policymakers, and industry leaders working as one.”
Dhoot highlighted the role of young entrepreneurs and said, “For India 2047, youth entrepreneurs will be at the forefront. They must be supported not just by government policy but also by visionary industry leaders so we can achieve much more together.”
The webinar featured industry stalwarts and thought leaders, including CEO & Managing Partner TGIsmE Capital Advisors, Ajay Thakur, Co-Founder of HVB 88 Angels, Sid Jain, and other entrepreneurs, investors, and policy advocates.
Thakur underscored the rising role of small and medium enterprises and said, “SMEs have risen as the backbone of India’s growth, driving innovation, employment, and regional development.
He added, "For India to reach its 2047 vision, empowering SMEs with access to markets, finance, and global competitiveness will be non-negotiable.
Siddharth Jain brought a forward-looking lens and said, “India’s moment is now—especially in sunrise sectors such as rare earth elements, mining, space, and defense. These are not just opportunities for growth, but strategic imperatives for India’s positioning in the global economy.”
Jain summarised the discussion and noted that, "The four P's -- Power, Profit, People, Planet are critical for sustainable growth and we believe that the country that will balance these Four P's will lead the second half of this Century."
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