Sunday Brunch with Builders - Delhi | Bangalore | Hyderabad
Hello Builders!! The much awaited Startup Digest for the week is here!
In one shot, we take you through all the updates in the club, interesting happenings around the startup ecosystem and so much more.
TBC Upcoming Event🚀
The Builders Club brings to you its first multi-city event - taking place simultaneously in 3 cities:
- Bangalore
- Delhi NCR
- Hyderabad
SUNDAY BRUNCH WITH BUILDERS
An exclusive Founders Only Sunday Brunch where you get an opportunity to meet the other founders and investors in the city and talk business.
When: 12th Feb
Where: Delhi, Hyderabad, Bangalore
LIMITED SEATS EVENT
Please register and join the other builders in your city for a Sunday afternoon brunch and drinks. 😊
New From TBC🚀
Hey Folks,
Thanks a lot for being involved in the builders club community.
Now is the time you jump on to our global WhatsApp group to connect with the other builders and sync with the club's activities.
If you fill out this form, you will be eligible for the following: -
Exclusive perks and discounts from our partners
Eligible to join our member-only communities
Eligible to participate in our networking events and group podcasts
We are also creating multiple sub-communities for investors and funded founders and decision makers where the quality of discussion and connections are with qualified builders only.
TBC Startup Funding | Jan 23-28
We examine all the small and big business ventures in the startup ecosystem in this funding analysis!
This week Startup market witnessed 16 deals in 4 cities involving Bangaluru, Delhi-NCR, Pune and Hyderabad.
We had two growth stage deals including Log9 Materials and Ecozen and raised the funds amounting to $40 Mn and $ 25 Mn respectively.
In early stage deals, Falca, Disprz and Bowled.io are the top three startups that raised funding of $20Mn, $12.5 Mn and $8.3 Mn respectively.
See the complete analysis via the link below!
Curated reads of the Week📑
Hey folks! We are here with some timeless classics and high quality content articles/videos which will not just blow your mind but will drive your mind to the right track.
The top story of this week wraps up a twitter thread by Kaj Sotala on-
“People's experiences with GPT-3”
Sotala shares @gwern's crazy collection of all kinds of prompts, with GPT-3 generating poetry, summarizing stories, rewriting things in different styles, and much more.
Furthermore, a twitter user, Sharif Shameem posits his experience and presents, how he built a layout generator with GPT-3 in just few minutes.
This discussion will prompt you to create something valuable and productive. Hurry up and check out the thread below!
Next, we have an interesting article by Danny Crichton which unveils the-
“The dual PhD problem of today's startups”
In this article, Danny portrays a new barrier of startups or we can say, ideas that require not just extreme depth in one field, but depth in two or sometimes even more fields simultaneously.
He supports his argument with the instances of synthetic biology and the future of pharmaceuticals.
Later he talks about the team building and identifies the reason that teams run into resistance is that each specialist needs to understand the constraints that all the other specialties have.
To know what are linkages between Danny's instances and the problem of today's startups, read the complete article here!
Last but not the least, we have a blog by Vindhya C on-
“Product management”
This blog will make you aware of the nuances of product management.
For her, anyone can be a Product Manager. Any degree, any path or any extraordinary quality is not mandatory to be a PM.
Moreover, she talks about the kind of variations involved in Product Management.
Most importantly, the blog will tell you, how one can break into product management with some doable examples.
Check out the blog below!
With this, the startup digest comes to an end. We hope you had fun reading it as much as we did curating it for you. See you next week!
Signing off,
Team TBC 🚀