What to expect on the second day of TechSparks 2024

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India’s most influential tech startup summit saw a host of experienced and budding entrepreneurs, investors and industry stakeholders delve into the topic of ‘Building Bharat 3.0’ with exciting panels, engaging keynotes and innovative exhibitions.

And the second day will surprise you even more.

First up, we have Naveen Tewari, Founder and CEO of InMobi Group, who will talk about InMobi’s journey from an advertising technology company to one of the leading content companies today.

On this day, the desired Tech30 startups will also present themselves Your story believes they can become major players in the transformation of Bharat. From artificial intelligence to space applications, from fintech to agritech, this year’s Tech30 startups stood out for their smart products and business plans.

With an IPO just around the corner, Phani Kishan Addepallu, Co-Founder and CEO of Swiggy, and Rohit Kapoor, CEO of Food Marketplace at Swiggy, will talk about the much-awaited entry and reveal the secrets of how the food giant built a model for user convenience.

This will be followed by Vishal Gupta, CEO, PhonePe Insurance, who will discuss how factors such as personalized products, micro-insurance offerings and improved consumer experiences are creating an inclusive and insured future for Indians.

Also, don’t miss the GitHub Copilot Product Showcase by Divya Krishnamurthy, Senior Technical Architect, Microsoft India Technology Center.

While finance and artificial intelligence capture the pulse of the day, sustainability cannot be left out.

Raj Mohan, founder and director of the Sustainable Green Initiative, and Pratyush Kumar Panda, ESG expert and founder of the Basudev Panda Foundation, will explore how aligning environmental goals with community needs can lead to a more sustainable and empowered future.

Later in the day, meet Purple Quarter’s Roopa Kumar and Manoj Nair, director of the India Global Delivery Center at Fujitsu Consulting India, who discuss how India is becoming a premier destination for strategic technology innovation, driven by its talent pool and expanding network power centers.

Rohini Srivastha, Microsoft’s Chief Technology Officer for India and South Asia, will join us to shed light on the role of women in technology and how companies can leverage this untapped potential to drive innovation and higher economic growth.

Plus, who can miss a thought-provoking fireside chat with Ronnie Screwvala, CEO and Co-Founder of UpGrad, who will decode the art of building from impactful ideas to driving sustainable growth?

We have many more such engaging sessions planned for the second day of TechSparks 2024.

See you!