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Kunal Lunawat

Investor

General Partner at Agya Ventures

San Francisco, California

Writes $5K – $50K checks Β· typically $25K

About

Kunal Lunawat is co-founder of Denver Life Sciences, a company developing a touch-based hydration measurement system designed for rapid, non-invasive assessment. The company has completed over 1,000 days of research and development, filed 7 patents related to its sensing technology and associated models, and is preparing to launch its first product.

Experience

  1. Denver Life SciencesCo-Foundercurrent2023 β€” presentDenver, Colorado, United States
  2. Agya VenturesCo-Founder & General Partner2019 β€” 2023New York, United States
  3. BlackstoneInvestor2011 β€” 2013New York, United States

Education

  1. Harvard Business SchoolMaster of Business Administration (MBA)2013 β€” 2015
  2. Yale UniversityB.A, Economics2007 β€” 2011

Skills & more

Entrepreneurship20Private Equity23Financial Modeling39Valuation26Life Insurance2Product Management1Digital Marketing1Investment Banking11Finance7Financial Reporting5Hedge Funds4Emerging Markets6
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Languages English Β· Hindi

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Kunal Lunawat?
Kunal Lunawat is co-founder of Denver Life Sciences, a company developing a touch-based hydration measurement system designed for rapid, non-invasive assessment. The company has completed over 1,000 days of research and development, filed 7 patents related to its sensing technology and associated models, and is preparing to launch its first product.
Where does Kunal Lunawat work?
Kunal Lunawat is General Partner at Agya Ventures.
What check size does Kunal Lunawat write?
Kunal Lunawat typically writes checks of $5K – $50K.
Where did Kunal Lunawat go to school?
Kunal Lunawat studied at Harvard Business School (Master of Business Administration (MBA)); Yale University (B.A, Economics).

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