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Vinay Singh

Investor

Partner at Fireside Ventures Advisory Llp

India

Writes $100K – $5M checks · typically $1.5M

About

Vinay Singh brings nearly 20 years at Hindustan Unilever and Walmart India, giving D2C founders a hands-on brands and distribution perspective, marathon mindset and focus on India’s consumption to 2040.

Contact· self-published, not guessed

Invests in

AgTechConsumerDirect to ConsumerE-commerceFoodTechHealthtech

Experience

  1. Fireside VenturesCo-Founder , Partnercurrent2017 — presentBengaluru, Karnataka, India
  2. McKinsey & CompanyAdvisor2016 — 2017Bengaluru Area, India
  3. Stepni (Acquired by Quikr)Co-Founder, CEO2014 — 2016Bengaluru Area, India
  4. Bankbazaar.comMarketing Head2014 — 2015Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
  5. UnileverMarketing Manager2007 — 2014Mumbai Metropolitan Region

Skills & more

Cross-functional Team Leadership7Marketing Strategy20Business Planning21Digital Marketing1Media Planning3Sales Management2Trade MarketingCompetitive Analysis2FMCG4Brand DevelopmentBrand Management2Strategy24
+3 moreStrategic PlanningManagementTeam Management

Languages English · Hindi

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Vinay Singh?
Vinay Singh brings nearly 20 years at Hindustan Unilever and Walmart India, giving D2C founders a hands-on brands and distribution perspective, marathon mindset and focus on India’s consumption to 2040.
Where does Vinay Singh work?
Vinay Singh is Partner at Fireside Ventures Advisory Llp.
What does Vinay Singh invest in?
Vinay Singh invests in AgTech, Consumer, Direct to Consumer, E-commerce, FoodTech, Healthtech.
What check size does Vinay Singh write?
Vinay Singh typically writes checks of $100K – $5M.
Where did Vinay Singh go to school?
Vinay Singh studied at Indian Institute of Management Bangalore (Post Graduate Program in Business Management, Marketing); Cochin University of Science and Technology (Bachelor of Technology, Naval Architecture).

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