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Mukund Mohan: A dream mentor for entrepreneurs

Mukund Mohan: A dream mentor for entrepreneurs

Microsoft Ventures India Director Mukund Mohan is a dream mentor for entrepreneurs. Here's a profile on the man,

BusinessToday.In
BusinessToday.In
  • Updated Apr 24, 2014, 3:14 PM IST
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Mukund Mohan is director of Microsoft Ventures in Bangalore.
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Mohan joined the company two years ago to head an initiative wherein the world's largest software product firm offers budding start-ups workspaces, access to technology, mentorship and most crucially, lines of communication with the venture capitalist community. A file photo of Mohan addressing the Microsoft Accelerator start-ups graduate event in Bangalore on 21 June 2013.


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Microsoft Ventures has done well in India - since July 2012, 36 companies have passed through its programmes and 82 per cent of them have got funded. A file photo of serial entrepreneur and managing director of Quatrro Raman Roy at the Microsoft Accelerator start-ups graduate event in Bangalore on 21 June 2013.

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A happy Microsoft has now awarded Mohan a global responsibility. From July, he will relocate from Bangalore where he now lives to Redmond, the company's headquarters in the US; he will help set up and boost Microsoft Ventures's presence in the country.  A file photo of Mohan in  an animated conversation with attendees at the NASSCOM Product Conclave 2013 in Bangalore.


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Mohan, 41, was born in Mumbai. He completed his Bachelor's degree in Engineering and Computer Science from the University of Mysore and his Masters from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County.  A file photo of Mohan briefing his team at an internal event in Bangalore on June 2013.


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Microsoft Ventures has done well in India - since July 2012, 36 companies have passed through its programmes and 82 per cent of them have got funded. A file photo of Mohan enjoying a lighter moment at the Microsoft Accelerator Center in Bangalore.