Angel investors: Why they do what they do
A startup is a high-risk asset with a failure rate of about 90%. Yet, angel investors and not banks are the first to invest capital in its future. Angel investors say there is a method to the madness.
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MPW Summit: A toast to leaders and creators
If there is one thing common to all Most Powerful Women in business listers, it is this: They took the road less travelled.
MPW Summit: The risk imperative
Why women take fewer risks at the workplace than men: here’s what members of the jury at the Fortune India MPW Summit debate had to say.
India’s funding gap needs to be closed: Padmaja Ruparel
Indian Angel Network’s Padmaja Ruparel says Indian companies find it difficult to raise a larger amount after one round of funding.
Highlights: Most Powerful Women summit 2018
Our favourite moments from the MPW summit in Mumbai.
Gender equality at the workplace
A panel of seasoned entrepreneurs, corporates and an investor, took a deep-dive into the issues of women empowerment in the workplace at Fortune India Most Powerful Women summit.
From seed to forest
Padmaja Ruparel began with a bunch of friends who wanted to back startups and today heads a network of more than 460 investors, one of the country’s largest angel investor groups.
