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Pitch Point was a large-scale event in collaboration with real-time investors, Thellion and
Number Leader, designed to provide a platform for student entrepreneurs, whether they have a
startup or are in the idea stage, to present their ideas to a group of investors. Additionally, it
offered a venue for investors interested in these ideas to provide either investment or mentorship
to the students. The event included a panel discussion with experts on investment and
entrepreneurship.
This opportunity was not limited to students alone; it also welcomed entrepreneurs from various
parts of Bangalore, helping them to develop and enhance their startup ideas with support from
other investors.
● Session 1 commenced with student startup pitches, attended by BBA entrepreneurship
students from all three years.
● Following the pitches, a dedicated panel discussion featured Partha Roy, Geetha
Ramamurthy, Naren Narayana, and was moderated by Kushal Shankar Joka.
● After the panel, the winners of the student pitches were announced: P-Elite took first
place, Eco Net was the runner-up, and Happy Folks received a special mention.
● Session 2 featured entrepreneurs from outside the college who sought investment for their
startups.