Top Investors from General Atlantic, UTI Ventures & Baring PE join Speaker Roster at IT Services

Sunil Kolangara of UTI Ventures; Abhay Havaldar of General Atlantic; Subbu Subramaniam of Baring Private Equity and Dev Raman of Tricolor India will be the investor speakers at IT Services & BPO Connect '08 (IB Connect).

IB Connect is a conference that brings together investors, entrepreneurs and top executives in the IT Services & BPO sectors to network, discuss and share best practices. The 2008 edition, to be held on August 28 at Mumbai, aims to review current trends and explore new opportunities.

Here is the latest speakers at the conference:

Aparup Sengupta, CEO, Aegis BPO
Nitin Shah, CMD, Allied Digital
Subbu Subramaniam, Partner, Baring Private Equity
Salil Parekh, Executive Chairman, Capgemini India
Akshaya Bhargava, CEO, Fulcrum Group
Abhay Havaldar, Managing Director, General Atlantic
Partha De Sarkar, CEO, HTMT Global
Srinath Batni, Director, Infosys
Rajesh Jain, Director, KPMG
Niteen Tulpule, Director, KPMG
Raj Chatterjea, Director-M&A, Motilal Oswal
Shailesh Shah, Chief Strategy Officer, Satyam
V.K. Raman, Head-BPO Services, TCS
Dev Raman, Principal, Tricolor India
Sunil Kolangara, Director-Private Equity, UTI Ventures
Ashutosh Vaidya, CEO, Wipro BPO

Participants at the event include a healthy mix of Large- & Mid-sized Companies as well as Leading Private Equity & Public Markets Investors.

For participation details, Email info@ventureintelligence.in or SMS “IBCONNECT” to 56677.

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