Top 5 Email Startup Investors in Asia in November 2024

Last updated: Nov 2024 A list of 5 angel investors and VC (Venture Capital) funds that invest in Email startups based in Asia. We rank investors based on the number of investments they made in Email companies from Asia. We update this investor list every month.

Top 5 Email Startup Investors in Asia in November 2024

Investor	Email Asia investments
Sachin Bhatia	1
Akshay Garg	1
Apricot Ventures	1
Cornerstone Venture Partners Fund	1
Seafund	1

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Sachin Bhatia is the Vice President of Product overseeing Avvo's product management and user experience.Sachin has spent over 15 years in the internet business in various product, technical, and design roles. He started his career at Microsoft in the travel product group and arrived just in time to help with initial launch of Expedia.com.At Expedia, he was a founding member of the Expedia Labs team that focused on building next-generation travel products. He also drove Expedia's efforts to put traveler itineraries onto mobile devices and to make their shopping path more dynamic. In between 2 stints at Expedia, Sachin served a technical role at ViAir, a startup focused on powering mobile email for major phone carriers.Sachin holds dual degrees in Economics and Computer Science from the University of Washington.

Investment focus

Mobile, Apps, Email
Seed
India, Singapore, United States

Portfolio highlights

Zocalo.in — "Zocalo" is the Mexican term for a public square or plaza. They expect it to be "the marketplace" for an ideal property search.The idea of Zocalo was born as a result of frustration and an inspiration. "Frustration", because of having heard and undergone the horrors of a house search (5 times in 3 years to beprecise) and still being clueless on the way to go about finding the right accommodation. "Inspiration", as they knew that they could truly add value and cater to this inherent need.
Wigzo Technologies — Wigzo is a Contextual Marketing Platform that helps marketers send Smarter Communication in Email or In-App. Which Means changing content dynamically based on User behaviour on Website and App. Using Wigzo's predictive technologies companies can produce Dynamic content blocks which automatically populates in emails based on User behaviour andContext. Wigzo can be used as a layer on top of existing email clients, and uses Javascript and SDK to track and store user behaviour. Using Machine learning Processes and Adaptive technology, it can churn User predictive buying and populate product or content in emails.
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Akshay is the cofounder of Komli Media, Asia's largest independent digital advertising technology company. He is a Kauffman Fellow, Class 18. In hi last role with Komli, Akshay was VP, Corporate Strategy, executing investments, divestments and corporate restructuring activities. Prior to that role Akshay was VP, International BusinessDevelopment and MD, Southeast Asia, where he led and executed an aggressive M&A strategy to expand Komli's footprint across Asia, UK and USA. Within a period of 2 years, Komli acquired PostClick in Australia, Indoor Media in the UK, Aktiv Digital and Admax Network in Southeast Asia. The acquisition of Admax was a landmark deal for Komli, in terms of its complexity and size. At its peak, Komli was present was in 10 countries excluding its India homebase. Akshay was also responsible for securing and maintaining strategic alliances with several key partners such as Google, Facebook and Twitter. For the first four years, Akshay was based in Mumbai, India as MD, India, before shifting base to Sydney and then Singapore. Prior to Komli, Akshay was pursuing entrepreneurial projects in Kunming, China: an Indian restaurant and a lifestyle magazine modeled on Time Out. He was previously a research economist with the United Nations in Switzerland and a management consultant with Deloitte Consulting in the US.