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StartAP to promote innovative ideas
StartAP, the initiative committed to promote entrepreneurs in Andhra Pradesh, is organising a massive twoday festival from January 18 to encourage the new age entrepreneurs to come up with new ideas
Vijayawada: StartAP, the initiative committed to promote entrepreneurs in Andhra Pradesh, is organising a massive two-day festival from January 18 to encourage the new age entrepreneurs to come up with new ideas.
Several celebrities including Shobhu Yarlagadda, producer of Baahubali, Sudhakar, founder and CEO of Abhibus, Srikanth Bolla, founder of Bollant Industries, Raju Vanapala, founder of Way2, Prabhu Kishore Vallurupalli, Chairman of Varun Group, Prasad Kompalli, CEO of mFine, Kalyan Akkipeddi, Founder of Proto Village, and Vijay Arisetty, CEO of myGate would address during the two days conclave.
The first day would be organised at Bhavani Islands and the second day would be held at Tummalapallivari Kshetraiah Kalakshetram, according to Siddhartha Marupeddi, CEO of StartAP.
He said the StartAP, which was started in 2014, has been influencing the young entrepreneurs to come up with fresh and innovative ideas to guide them to go for launching them. He says the StartAP has already influenced 15,000 youngsters and more than 250 startups were initiated during the last five editions.
Siddartha said that he was confident that more than 50 startups would emerge from across South India in this edition. He is inviting the interested startups and founders to apply for a free stall space in the website. For details and registrations they may contact at www.startapfest.com
