The Start-up Story ft. Martin Warner

The Start-up Story ft. Martin Warner

In this episode of India: A Story in the Making, we speak to Martin Warner, an inventor, innovator, educator, bestselling author, film producer, and Cannes Film Festival advisor, often referred to as the "UK's Elon Musk." Martin delves into his journey from making his first million to his ground-breaking achievements in 3D printing and the sale of his company. He also discusses his bestselling book, The Startup Story, and shares his thoughts on what connects, fascinates, worries, and interests him about India. If you are someone interested in discovering how the minds of inventors, innovators, and billionaires work, what makes India stand out for them, or just a fascinating conversation with a man who has big achievements and a big heart, this episode is for you. ABOUT Martin Warner Founder of Autonomous Flight, an eVTOL urban air mobility firm. As the founder of Entrepreneur Seminar, Martin has mentored over 250,000 aspiring entrepreneurs worldwide. He is also a National Best-Selling Author, with his book 'The Startup Story' making the USA Today Best Seller Booklist. His achievements include co-founding botObjects, a 3D printing company acquired for $50MM, and making the top 100 global innovators list by Business Cloud. https://x.com/martinwarner?lang=en https://www.instagram.com/martinwarnerofficial/?hl=en-gb Start-Up Ecosystem of India India is the world’s third-largest start-up ecosystem, with over 125,000 start-ups and 111 unicorns valued at more than $350 billion. The sector is growing at an annual rate of 12-15%, with 2-3 new tech start-ups emerging daily. The proportion of women entrepreneurs has increased to 18% over the past five years. In June 2024, Indian start-ups raised $1.6 billion across 62 private equity and venture capital deals, up from $0.7 billion in June 2023, according to Venture Intelligence. Did you know? The average age of a start-up founder in India is 28. FULL VIDEO You Tube: https://www.youtube.com/@loveenatandonofficial PODCAST SMART LINK https://link.chtbl.com/IndiaaStoryintheMaking Loveena Tandon: HOST: SOCIAL MEDIA HANDLES LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/loveenatandon/ Twitter/X https://twitter.com/loveenatandon Instagram https://www.instagram.com/loveenatandonofficial/?igshid=OGQ5ZDc2ODk2ZA%3D%3D https://www.instagram.com/tandonloveena/?igsh=MW5tOHdlc3cyMGJrOA%3D%3D&utm_source=qr

In this episode of India: A Story in the Making, we speak to Martin Warner, an inventor, innovator, educator, bestselling author, film producer, and Cannes Film Festival advisor, often referred to as the "UK's Elon Musk." 

Martin delves into his journey from making his first million to his ground-breaking achievements in 3D printing and the sale of his company. He also discusses his bestselling book, The Startup Story, and shares his thoughts on what connects, fascinates, worries, and interests him about India. 

If you are someone interested in discovering how the minds of inventors, innovators, and billionaires work, what makes India stand out for them, or just a fascinating conversation with a man who has big achievements and a big heart, this episode is for you. 


ABOUT

Martin Warner

Founder of Autonomous Flight, an eVTOL urban air mobility firm. As the founder of Entrepreneur Seminar, Martin has mentored over 250,000 aspiring entrepreneurs worldwide. He is also a National Best-Selling Author, with his book 'The Startup Story' making the USA Today Best Seller Booklist. His achievements include co-founding botObjects, a 3D printing company acquired for $50MM, and making the top 100 global innovators list by Business Cloud.

https://x.com/martinwarner?lang=en

https://www.instagram.com/martinwarnerofficial/?hl=en-gb

Start-Up Ecosystem of India

India is the world’s third-largest start-up ecosystem, with over 125,000 start-ups and 111 unicorns valued at more than $350 billion. The sector is growing at an annual rate of 12-15%, with 2-3 new tech start-ups emerging daily. The proportion of women entrepreneurs has increased to 18% over the past five years. In June 2024, Indian start-ups raised $1.6 billion across 62 private equity and venture capital deals, up from $0.7 billion in June 2023, according to Venture Intelligence. 

Did you know?

The average age of a start-up founder in India is 28. 

FULL VIDEO

You Tube:

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PODCAST SMART LINK 

https://link.chtbl.com/IndiaaStoryintheMaking 


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LinkedIn

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