TechCircle: July 26, 2012 Online (and on phone) cab booking service BookMyCab, run by the startup LiveMinds Solutions Pvt Ltd, has announced its first round of fundraising from early-stage investor Your Nest Angel Fund and Mumbai Angels. Techcircle.in was the first to break the news regarding the fundraising. However, the amount has not been disclosed.
NextBigWhat: June 20, 2012 Just4Kids Services Ltd, the parent company that owns the mycity4kids brand, has raised funding from YourNest Angel Fund, an early-stage venture capital fund. mycity4kids is a vertical e-commerce/classified portal focused exclusively on local kids-related services for children up to the age of 14. Parents can visit the site to search for
The Hindu BusinessLine: April 23, 2012 For us, it is pertinent that the business exhibits the execution abilities of an entrepreneur rather than just a manager. Sunil K. Goyal, CEO and Fund Manager, YourNest Angel Fund What should an emerging entrepreneur do to attract the attention of an angel investor? Sunil K. Goyal, CEO and
India Infoline News Service: April 3, 2012 YourNest Angel Fund, an early stage venture capital firm has announced its first investment in Proof of Performance Data Services (PoP). The investment will be used for infrastructure facilities, product extensions, and technology adoption. With this investment PoP will strengthen its technology platform, Earthive. Proof of Performance offers
YourStory: March 26, 2012 YourNest Angel Fund, a SEBI registered venture capital fund, in its first close announcement today, has built its initial corpus from nearly 40 angel investors and mentors. The fund is looking to raise Rs 100 crore in the coming two years. Some of these angels are first generation entrepreneurs while some
YourStory: March 7,2012 Sunil Goyal has two decades of corporate work experience, the first decade with Dabur India and the second with Bharti Airtel. Starting as Executive Assistant to Sunil Mittal, CEO of Airtel, he went on to become the COO for mobile operations in Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh. Thereafter, he was the CEO for
Economic Times: January 26, 2012 In between quitting Starcom MediaVest Group (SMG) and starting his own consulting firm, Ravi Kiran took a nearly 2-year sabbatical. But far from sitting back and killing time, his LinkedIn profile proudly states that he was busy being an ‘Agent of chaos’ and ‘Student of how people act and react’
