Ennovent Circle
Exclusive group working to accelerate innovations for low-income markets
Members
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- Energy, Food, Water, Health, Education, and other Allied Sectors
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Geography Focus
Asia/ India - The Ennovent Circle is a global and exclusive group of individuals and organizations working together to discover, startup, finance and scale innovations for sustainability in low-income markets.
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Partners
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Management
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Contact Details
Digbijoy Shukla
+91 9818422682
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The Ennovent Circle works with entrepreneurs, mentors, investors and service providers to accelerate the innovations for sustainability low-income markets. In doing so, the Circle works collaboratively to:
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Discover – Find and select the best solutions• Access active partnerships to identify the best innovations
• Access local and national experts with on-the-ground experience
• Participate in sessions to share knowledge about low-income markets
Startup – Develop and refine business models• Receive high quality mentoring advice from a renowned group of mentors
• Access workshops to collaboratively develop and refine business models
• Support to structure mentor engagements
Finance – Secure funding for enterprises• Access to diverse group of investors and quality investible enterprises
• Reduce costs and time of due diligence
• Effectively structure shareholder agreements and syndicate investments
Scale – Grow operations to make a sustainable impact• Access to services providers, experts, and consultants at preferred terms
• Participate in training and support to measure sustainable impact
• Support investors to exit investments through trade sale or IPOs -
Exclusion Criteria
ennovent will not consider business that: are discriminatory, political, religious, lobbying, immoral, criminal or illegal; sponsor individuals, workshops, conferences or other one-time events; do not respect human rights or comply with current environmental and social legislation; are related to weapons, casinos, drugs, pornography, alcohol, tobacco or in the following sectors: real estate and construction activities.
Government personnel or public sector organizations will not be considered, nor will intermediary organizations such as international NGOs that seek to create social value through provision of financial and technical support to local NGOs and community-based groups.
