Coffee Meet-up (Mumbai): A Chat on Angel Investing with Aishwarya Malhi (For Women)
Rebalance launched India’s first set of initiatives on a mission to accelerate diversity in founders & funders.
Co-founded by Aishwarya Malhi and Vikas Kumar in 2019, Rebalance is an accelerator that invests up to $200K through their angel community at pre-seed/seed based in Delhi, India.
They've built India’s first angel community that’s 59% women with over 25 companies in their portfolio across climate, hardware tech, consumer, biotech, ed-tech, fintech, deep tech healthcare, drones, Gen AI, Battery tech, and more. Rebalance's current portfolio is valued at $350M.
Venture investing opens an enormous opportunity for women to build wealth, fund innovation, and break the systematic biases that keep women from building billion-dollar businesses.
Despite having the experience, expertise, and capital to invest — only 2% of women have explored angel investing worldwide.
Rebalance launched AMAs on Angel Investing for women in India to open the dialogue and move the dial on this! We've previously hosted these meet-ups in Delhi, Mumbai, and London.
Due to a massive waitlist from our last AMA in Mumbai and on demand - we're bringing this super loved series of AMA on Angel Investing back to Mumbai, this September!
It's a chill sit-down chat, where you can ask anything about angel investing or learn about the Indian startup ecosystem.
What to Expect:
4:00 - 4:30: Introductions (You can settle in with your drinks)
4:30 - 4:45: Aishwarya to introduce Rebalance
4:45 - 6:00: Informal Q&A on Angel Investing
6:00 - 7:30: Free-flowing chats/networking
Who should join:
- An angel investor interested in exploring the Indian startup ecosystem
- A professional looking to explore angel investing
- A seasoned executive/business owner curious about startup investing
- An entrepreneur who wants to explore angel investing
- Family office manager/equity investor
- Aspiring VC looking to explore investing in startups
Other Details:
Drinks and food are on the house. This is a semi-formal event.