How I Select Founders to Scale 400+ Innovations for India’s Underserved Fighting For Survival
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How I Select Founders to Scale 400+ Innovations for India’s Underserved Fighting For Survival
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Beyond Charity: How do top investors evaluate founders tackling the climate crisis?
Social Alpha founder Manoj Kumar breaks down his framework for picking entrepreneurs who build profitable sustainability solutions, from biomass-powered cold storage to circular economy breakthroughs, designed specifically for India’s most vulnerable heartlands.
In this episode of the Earth Chakra sustainability podcast, host Chetan Bhattacharji marks a decade of Social Alpha's deep-tech social impact with Manoj. Manoj, a veteran corporate banker and institutional trader, shares his journey of stepping away from mainstream financial capital to master an entirely different beast: pricing and underwriting absolute societal risk where traditional markets completely fail.
Through its innovative horizontal lab-to-market architecture, Social Alpha has curated and supported over 400 innovators and written equity checks for many deep-tech startups. He provides an inside glimpse into how their hands-on operating partners deploy game-changing inventions out of premier labs (like IITs, CSIR, and ISRO) directly into rural heartlands across Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand, Maharashtra, Odisha and many other states.