INK Salon 2018: Who is the Next Billion Online?
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Channel: INKtalks · 2018 · Education
http://inktalks.com Whether you’re a technologist, entrepreneur, educator, innovator or just an online user, the ‘Next Billion Online’ will us all sit up. A compelling conversation on ‘who will this next million be’ and ‘how can we enable them?’ Watch as entrepreneur Sanvar Oberoi tries to gain insights from venture capitalist Sunil Rao on the subject. Recorded at INK Salon, July 2018, Thiruvananthapuram ABOUT SUNIL RAO: Sunil Rao joined Lightspeed India Partners Advisors LLP (LSIP) in 2016 as a Partner (Business Services). Prior to LSIP, Sunil worked at Google India, was part of the early team that established Symbian in India and later headed to Nokia Developer ecosystem. Sunil was awarded the NASSCOM Product Ecosystem Enabler of the Year in 2009. ABOUT INK SALON, ‘NEXT BILLION ONLINE’: July 28, 2018 saw the first-ever INK Salon in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, on the theme 'Next Billion Online'. It had a brilliant line-up of speakers - Sunil Rao, Author Kiran Khalap, Lavanya Sankaran, #INKFellows Priyanka Kohli and Farid Ahsan - exploring the theme, with thought-provoking discussions around the voice of the next billion online. ABOUT INK: INKtalks are personal narratives that get straight to the heart of issues in 18 minutes or less. We are committed to capturing and sharing breakthrough ideas, inspiring stories and surprising perspectives – across diverse fields! Connect with us: http://inktalks.com http://facebook.com/inktalks http://twitter.com/inktalks
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