Nirupa Shankar, Director-Brigade Reap shared platform with the top global thought leaders at Confluence 2017
~ inspired young leaders in Bengaluru~
Zinnov, a leading global management consulting firm hosted ‘Confluence 2017’ themed around Towards a New World Order – At Warp Speed in Bengaluru. Confluence is a compelling thought leadership and networking platform for senior business leaders across the globe. Given the global appeal of this event.
Nirupa Shankar, Director- Brigade Reap, addressed the panel at Confluence 2017. This edition of the event saw participation from over 3000 senior delegates from 450 companies from MNC’s and Indian technology ecosystem. Nirupa shared her insights about how regardless of any industry vertical and the ecosystem that plays a critical role to unlock and propel business growth. She also spoke about how organizations can get a better return on investment through their interaction with the start-up ecosystem, and also provided insights into the mechanisms to leverage synergies and create competencies through these partnerships.
Expressing pleasure for being a part of such a great event, Nirupa Shankar, Director- Brigade Reap said “Confluence 2017 is a global summit which amalgamates senior leaders to share their thoughts and best practices from diverse industry landscapes on a common platform. I am excited to be a part of this prestigious summit and shared my thoughts about the significance of the startup ecosystem and how established companies are now collaborating, partnering, and acquiring start-ups to fuel growth, increase adjacent capabilities and remain competitive.”
The event was held on 22nd and 23rd June, 2017 at Vivanta by Taj, Yeshwanthpur in Bengaluru.
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