708th 1Mby1M Entrepreneurship Podcast with Yanev Suissa, SineWave Ventures

Yanev Suissa, Managing Partner and Founder at SineWave Ventures, discusses changes in Venture Capital and his firm’s investment thesis.

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708th 1Mby1M Roundtable Recording

In case you missed it, you can listen to the recording here:

Roundtable Recap: November 13 – AI Investment Thesis with Yanev Suissa, SineWave Ventures

During this week’s roundtable, we had Yanev Suissa, Managing Partner and Founder at SineWave Ventures, discuss changes in Venture Capital and his firm’s investment thesis.

Synch Cycle

As for our entrepreneur pitches, first we had Ravikumar K. from Atlanta, Georgia, pitch SynchCycle, a FemTech idea.

Lumiera

Next, we had Maryam Lopes from Ithaca, New York, pitch Lumiera, also a FemTech business.

Difinity.ai

Then we had Atiq Khan from Sydney, Australia, pitch Difinity.ai, a compliance SaaS product.

You can listen to the recording here:

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1Mby1M Virtual Accelerator AI Investor Forum: Mohanjit Jolly, Partner at Iron Pillar (Part 5)

Sramana Mitra: You probably know this. In 1 Million by 1 Million, we have taken a different approach than the typical venture capital mantra of “blitzscale out of the gate, go big or go home.” We don’t believe in any of that. We do “bootstrap first, raise money later,” and that has produced a lot of very interesting success stories. FreshWorks was incubated in 1Mby1M. The first three years of FreshWorks were here. We didn’t raise money for FreshWorks until they had paying customers.

Top Virtual Accelerators in Mumbai

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The Rise of Virtual-First Founders

Why Virtual Matters — Especially in Mumbai

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Canada’s Startup Accelerator Landscape: A Nation of Distributed Innovation

Canada’s startup ecosystem is among the most geographically distributed and intellectually diverse in the world. From the AI labs of Montreal to the SaaS corridors of Toronto, the gaming studios of Vancouver, and the emerging innovation hubs in Calgary, Ottawa, and Waterloo, Canada represents a mosaic of entrepreneurial energy shaped by its universities, immigration policies, and government funding programs.

Turkey’s Startup Accelerator Ecosystem: Overview of Existing Resources and How They Compare with 1Mby1M

Turkey’s accelerator ecosystem is growing rapidly, with Istanbul serving as its hub. Startups raised $1.4 billion in 2024, making Turkey one of Europe’s fastest-rising ecosystems. 

1Mby1M Virtual Accelerator AI Investor Forum: Mohanjit Jolly, Partner at Iron Pillar (Part 4)

Sramana Mitra: Okay. Let’s do a B2B case study.

Mohanjit Jolly: Let’s do a B2B case. About a third of our portfolio consists of US Delaware companies that are building products from India. Chennai seems to be the hub for most of our enterprise companies.