Sailesh Sigatapu

Sailesh Sigatapu, a partner at Anthill Ventures, is known for his expertise in managing investor relationships and nurturing them to expand business' footprint. He is responsible for fundraising, portfolio management and conditioning relations with investors in Anthill and has contributed significantly to Israeli office management. With a rich experience in the industry and an extensive work portfolio covering his adventures in India and the US, Sigatapu has made his mastery in management and business acumen across a spectrum of industries and functions prominent. Sailesh pursued his graduation in Electronics and Communication from Vasavi College of Engineering followed by masters in Telecommunications and Computer Networking from George Mason University, USA. Ever since his post-graduation, he has been lending his deftness to various names and has built a credible rapport in the industry. His professional qualifications, combined with his work overseas and diverse stints with international labels, contribute to him being a strategic partner who is constantly exploring different ways to grow Anthill Ventures by leaps and bounds. He is equipped with leadership skills, supports and nurtures a spirit of pioneering continual innovation at the workplace and strengthens organisational transformation leading the team from the front. He values individual development and considers it crucial for a person in order to grow on the professional front. This further makes him focus on strategic human resource development to create managerial and technical leaders of the future within the company. Catering to the venture with sheer passion and commitment, Sailesh is playing a pivotal role in expanding the group into new business lines and markets. Sailesh is a staunch believer in making social responsibilities a priority as they are crucial for the development of a sustainable and healthy society. Therefore, he also devotes his time and energy in supporting NGOs such as WE - Welfare & Education which supports underprivileged and less fortunate children and SACH (Save A Child's Heart), and many more in his capacity.