Tilt Ventures

Sreevidhya Prasanth is an astute and result-oriented finance leader with over 19 years of distinguished experience across FP&A, controllership, strategy, and corporate transformation. She is a Chartered Accountant with a proven track record of driving fiscal excellence and growth within global investment banking, tech products, and listed Indian enterprises. Sreevidhya has held pivotal executive roles, most recently serving as Chief Financial Officer at Elior India, and previously as Head of Finance & Procurement at COWRKS (a Brookfield Properties subsidiary). Throughout her career at industry leaders like Quess Corp, Juniper Networks, Cisco, Dell, and Goldman Sachs, she has specialised in leading large-scale cross-functional teams, orchestrating complex M&A strategies, and executing high-impact automation initiatives. She is recognised by her peers for balancing rigorous risk management and capital structure optimisation with forward-looking corporate strategy to unlock long-term business value.

Sunanda Madan is an impact investing and finance professional with deep experience across development and blended finance. Her work has focused on deploying capital and supporting enterprises across sustainable agriculture, climate, livelihoods, clean energy and financial inclusion. Prior to TILT, Sunanda worked with Rabo Foundation, where she focused on deploying catalytic capital across smallholder agriculture and rural livelihoods. Before that, she was with Acumen India, where she led the agriculture and energy sectors, focusing on investments, ecosystem development and strategic partnerships, while also supporting portfolio companies and developing new initiatives. Earlier in her career, Sunanda worked in investment banking with Standard Chartered Securities and Kotak Mahindra Capital, advising companies on equity capital raising and strategic transactions. She holds an MBA from the Indian School of Business, Hyderabad, and a B.A. (Hons.) in Mathematics from St. Stephen's College, University of Delhi.

Anuj Kumar is an entrepreneur, investor and co-founder of Affle. Over two decades, he helped build Affle from an early-stage venture into a publicly listed global advertising technology company. Earlier, Anuj worked with ESPN STAR Sports and JWT. He holds a bachelor's degree in Economics from St. Stephen's College and a master's in Advertising and Communication from MICA.

Mr. Arun Seth, an alumnus of IIT Kanpur and IIM Calcutta with over 45 years of senior commercial experience across BT, Alcatel, and HCL, notably served as the founding MD of British Telecom in India, building it into a market leader in managed telecom services and outsourced IT/back-office operations. He played a pivotal role in the early incubation of both Airtel and Mahindra BT, now global entities, and actively shaped Telecoms and IT policy as an elected member of Nasscom for over a decade. Currently, he is an independent director on the boards of several companies, and previously served on the Narayana Health board for eight years. As an active investor advisor to disruptive tech companies, he incubated India's first unicorn, InMobi, in 2007, and also helped create Glance, another unicorn, while assisting numerous other disruptive tech companies like Nutanix to scale in the Indian market and achieve global success. Demonstrating a strong commitment to social causes and education, Mr. Seth is a co-founder of The Nudge Institute, a leading livelihoods NGO, an advisor to Give India, a Governing Member of HelpAge India Board and SPIC-MACAY, and a member of NCPEDP. He also chaired Nasscom Foundation until 2019, driving CSR initiatives across the IT industry.

Deep Kalra is a pioneering Indian entrepreneur and the Founder of MakeMyTrip, India's first large-scale online travel platform. Starting the company in 2000 — well before internet adoption took off in India — he built MakeMyTrip into a category-defining consumer tech company and led it through multiple market cycles, global expansion, and a successful NASDAQ listing. With a background in finance (ABN AMRO, GE Capital) and education from St. Stephen's College and IIM Ahmedabad, Deep brings a rare blend of strategic depth, operational rigor, and long-term institution-building mindset. Today, he is widely respected as a founder-mentor and ecosystem leader; he also chairs IIM Ahmedabad's Endowment Fund and the World Travel & Tourism Council (India), and co-chairs the CII Tourism Committee.

Amit Gupta is a Co-Founding Partner at CEO, Varni Capital · ex-TPG NewQuest, where he has played a central role in building one of Asia's leading secondary private equity platforms. With deep experience across India and Southeast Asia, Amit has led investments in business services, financial services, energy, healthcare and consumer sectors, often partnering closely with founders and management teams through complex transitions. Prior to TPG, he was part of Bank of America Merrill Lynch's Asia private equity group. An engineer by training and an MBA from IIM Bangalore, Amit is known for combining analytical sharpness with a highly founder-aligned, long-term investment approach.

Binny Bansal is one of the defining builders of India's digital economy, having co-founded and scaled Flipkart from an early-stage startup into the country's largest e-commerce platform. Over more than a decade, he helped institutionalise world-class capabilities across technology, supply chains, and organisation-building, steering the company through multiple cycles of scale and complexity and culminating in Walmart's landmark acquisition. Following his operational journey at Flipkart, Binny has shifted his focus to enabling the next generation of founders — backing and building companies through platforms such as xto10x, and contributing thoughtfully to India's startup ecosystem as a long-term, founder-first partner.