In the fast-paced world of startups, the Chief-of-Staff often serves as the connective tissue between vision and execution. As companies scale and challenges multiply, this role becomes increasingly crucial in navigating complexity and driving success. Recently, we hosted a Chief-of-Staff roundtable at our Bangalore office, bringing together founder's office team members from the Indian startup ecosystem. In a candid panel discussion, Nishit Garg, Saurabh Jain and Brijendra Arya shared valuable insights and practical strategies for driving organizational success through the founder's office. Sudarshan Tapuriah, Vallari Gore and Avinav Singla shared their experiences especially on effective stakeholder management and navigating ambiguity which is an intrinsic part of this role. Always a pleasure to host leaders from the ecosystem!
RTP Global
Venture Capital and Private Equity Principals
London, England 8,007 followers
Global, early stage VC firm, backing ambitious founders who reshape how the world works with technology.
About us
A global, early-stage venture capital firm, backing the ambitious founders who are reshaping the world with technology. Our track record speaks for itself; over 110 investments worldwide, with one in 10 becoming multi-billion dollar companies including Datadog, DeliveryHero and Cred.
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https://rtp.vc/
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- Venture Capital and Private Equity Principals
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- 11-50 employees
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- London, England
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- Privately Held
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- 2000
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The latest episode of The Neon Podcast had RTP Global’s very own partner Nishit Garg as a guest! Nishit covered valuable topics for aspiring founders and VCs alike, including his professional path since joining RTP Global, navigating the dynamics of VC-founder partnerships, and the importance of having a founder-centric approach. Thank you to the host, Siddhartha Ahluwalia, for hosting Nishit!
Managing Partner - Neon Venture Fund | Enabling Indian SaaS companies to go global | Know how @ Neon.Fund | Host, The Neon Show
Nishit Garg had a front-row seat to the growth of the Indian startup ecosystem. As a partner at RTP Global, Nishit shares his experiences from his early days at Flipkart, discussing the pivotal 0-1 journey and key projects that shaped his career. He provides a behind-the-scenes look at how Tiger Global revolutionized the Indian startup ecosystem and his reasons for joining RTP Global. Tune into our conversation as we talk about scaling challenges for Indian startups, staying relevant in a rapidly evolving market, the ability to sell, and the surprising nature of Indian markets. https://lnkd.in/gXk66KEv
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In the dynamic world of global commerce, supply chain management has significantly evolved from traditional linear models to interconnected systems. The focus is on the development of integrated supply chains and their crucial role in shaping the future of business. Recognizing this, Alvys, a cutting-edge logistics platform founded by Nick Darman, is set to revolutionize logistics management. We are excited to continue backing Alvys in their journey.
I'm excited to share that Alvys just closed a $20.5 million round of funding! This investment will help us continue our rapid growth, which has seen the number of companies using Alvys increase by over 10x since January 2023. We’re doubling our Product & Engineering teams to bring more innovation to the logistics industry, ensuring Alvys remains the most advanced Logistics Operating Platform available. Thank you for all of your support! And thanks to Titanium Ventures for leading the round, with support from RTP Global, Bonfire Ventures 🔥, and Picus Capital. Great things ahead! https://lnkd.in/gGNn4yHA #logisticstech #logisticssolutions #logisticsfunding #alvys
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The global apparel market is expected to reach $2.37 trillion by 2030. ZYOD, a tech-enabled fashion manufacturing platform founded by Ankit and Ritesh, is well positioned to take on this growth. Leveraging tech and data to boost efficiency, ZYOD is revolutionizing the fashion industry by making apparel manufacturing hassle-free, streamlining the overall supply chain, and addressing gaps. We look forward to partnering with ZYOD as they accelerate India's journey towards becoming a global hub for smart, sustainable fashion manufacturing. Read more: <https://lnkd.in/eiYiJz5d>
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The latest episode of the Riding Unicorns #podcast is live, and this time RTP Global Partner Gareth Jefferies is in the guest seat! Thank you to hosts James Pringle and Hector Mason for taking the time to speak to Gareth about the need for intuition in #investing, the questions he asks every founder, his dream dinner party guests, and so much more. Listen to the full episode here: https://lnkd.in/ew4ezZyb
S7E10 - Gareth Jefferies, Partner @ RTP Global - Riding Unicorns: Venture Capital | Entrepreneurship | Technology
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The Indian startup ecosystem continues to emerge as a powerhouse. Delving into this, Nishit Garg in conversation with DealStreetAsia spoke about RTP Global's focus on India and SE Asia, deploying the $1B fund and a dedicated team in India supporting early-stage founders. Read the full interview: https://lnkd.in/gDUjpBjP
💰 🇮🇳 🆕 RTP Global, which launched a $1-billion fund last year, is in final talks to invest between $5 million and $7 million each in three Indian startups, solidifying its foothold in the South Asian market that is currently a focal point of global investor interest. Some of the firm’s portfolio companies in India and Southeast Asia include DeHaat; CRED, Practo; Classplus ; Rebel Foods. Some of its global investments went on to tap the public markets including Datadog Delivery Hero RingCentral Yandex. To date, RTP Global claims to have invested in over 110 startups with one in 10 becoming multi-billion-dollar businesses. We interviewed Nishit Garg, partner at RTP Global about opportunities in India and South East Asia, exit plans, and more. Full interview for DealStreetAsia: https://lnkd.in/g5KrSuKM
RTP Global in final talks to invest in 3 Indian startups from latest fund
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France is pushing for greater integration of the EU's capital markets to bolster funding options for its flourishing startup ecosystem, which currently leans heavily on US venture capital firms. Louis Dussart shares insights with Reuters on how a unified European market could make the continent an attractive hub for startup exits and IPOs, bringing much-needed liquidity back into the ecosystem. https://lnkd.in/g9ATA4P6
France looks to elusive EU capital market to fix start-up funding
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India's startup ecosystem has witnessed 122 early-stage deals worth $1.05 billion since the start of the year. With founders focusing on profitability and valuations becoming more realistic, there are definite signs that the startup funding winter could be thawing. In a conversation with Mint, Nishit Garg, Partner at RTP Global, weighed in on this improving funding landscape, being bullish on India and plans to accelerate investments in the region. He highlighted RTP Global's sector-agnostic investment approach and the firm's way forward, which includes targeting emerging sectors like Climate, EV and AI alongside the bread-and-butter ones like consumer tech, fintech and SaaS For more insights, read the full interview here: https://lnkd.in/g3Vqf3pQ
RTP Global’s 2024 plan offers another hint of a thaw in startup funding winter
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Novel use cases and business solutions powered by AI are emerging rapidly, fueling a surge in VC interest and investment activity in the space. Nishit Garg shares his insights with Times of India, highlighting AI's transition from hype cycle to business critical technology and the urgency for businesses to embrace AI https://lnkd.in/e937kCXH
Investors chase desi companies that crack AI use cases - Times of India
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