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Manjunath M Gowda 🐯
Product, Business, Engineering & Technology Leader @ Twigaa.ai | 4x-Serial Entrepreneur w/ Successful Exit of S7 to Semantic | Product Management | SaaS | AI | API/AWS/Python/MongoDB | x-Freshworks | 0 to 1 Expert
Manjunath M Gowda is a seasoned technology professional currently working as a Product, Business, and Engineering Leader specializing in SaaS, Platform, and AI at Twigaa.ai, which is part of Twigaa Travel Tech.13 With over 24 years of industry experience, Gowda has established himself as a visionary executive technology leader.2
Educational Background
Gowda holds a Master's degree in Computer Science, which he completed with a perfect 4.0 GPA. His academic focus was on Software Engineering as a major and Parallel Processing and UI as minors.1
Professional Experience
Throughout his career, Manjunath Gowda has:
- Developed and launched products for various organizations, ranging from startups to multi-billion-dollar enterprises.2
- Gained expertise in product strategies, digital transformation, and integration architecture.
- Accumulated over 25 years of experience in the technology sector, with a particular focus on startups and product development.
Current Role
At Twigaa Travel Tech, Gowda serves in a leadership capacity, combining his skills in product development, business strategy, and engineering. His role involves working with SaaS (Software as a Service) platforms and leveraging AI technologies.3
Online Presence
Manjunath Gowda maintains a professional online presence, with his LinkedIn profile username being "manjunathgowda".1 He is based in Bengaluru, Karnataka, India.3
Highlights
Now I know why VCs in India look for startups with large TAM :)
Tigers can weigh more than 600 pounds, leap up to 20 feet laterally and take down prey nearly five times their weight. But for all their strength and ferocity, their position atop the food chain in their habitats can be fragile. To survive, a single tiger must consume about 100 pounds of flesh each week. That’s equivalent to about 50 large animals such as deer or antelope each year. This means tigers not only require very large tracts of land, but also the land must be filled with prey. You need to have a high prey density for a tiger to survive in a forest and hence if a forest has tigers means the forest is healthy!!
(& VCs wants to back Tigers :-) )
#startup #startupfunding #tigers #wildlife #vcs #venturecapital WildTrails... For Ultimate Wildlife Holidays Twigaa.ai
The story of mangoes (and its potential in the international market)
However, most of South Asia’s mangoes stay at home. India is the world’s biggest mango producer, with volumes greater than the next nine growers combined, according to Tridge, a data firm. Yet its share of the global export market by value is a meagre 7%. Mexico, which produces a tenth as much as India, accounts for a quarter. The reasons are many, writes Sopan Joshi in “Mangifera Indica”, a new book about mangoes. Chief among them are the delicate nature of the fruit, poor growing practices in India and strict standards in Western markets. No one is sure how many mango varieties exist, but India probably has around 1,000.
This is the West’s loss. If Americans and Europeans are not besotted by mangoes, it is because they have tasted only the more mediocre produce of Mexico and Brazil. That may be starting to change: the volume of India’s official mango shipments to America in 2023 was up a fifth on the previous year, to over 2,000 tonnes. America is also providing grading and sorting machines to Pakistan to boost exports. The mango, as every South Asian knows, is as much about social bonds as about flavour. A fruit this fine demands to be shared
In praise of mangoes https://lnkd.in/gH5jKdez from The Economist
#mangoes #indiaexports #exports #agriculture #agristartups
[being part of a agriculture family, me pretty interested in Agritech too. Nope. We don’t grow mangoes but we chikoos aka Sapota]
