Jahanvi Sardana talks about the impact of startups on market transformation at All Stage.
Jahanvi Sardana will join the TechCrunch All Stage agenda on July 15 in Boston, where she will discuss the impact of startups on market transformation. Register now to take advantage of a discount of over $200.
The TechCrunch All Stage event is shaping up to be a pivotal summit for entrepreneurs, gathering 1,200 founders and venture capitalists from various stages with the goal of establishing meaningful connections and gaining practical insights that can be applied immediately to scale their startups. The event will take place on July 15 at SoWa Power Station, Boston, and promises to include conversations with growth experts.
As part of the agenda, Jahanvi Sardana, a partner at Index Ventures, has confirmed her participation and will lead one of the specific sessions. In this session, Sardana will discuss the key elements for evaluating the Total Addressable Market (TAM), highlighting that successful startups not only measure markets but have the ability to create them. Through case studies of high-growth companies like Datadog, Adyen, Wiz, Shopify, and Airbnb, she will explore how these organizations identified emerging trends, removed obstacles, and expanded their TAM beyond initial projections. This talk is essential for founders looking to build influential companies in their sector.
Jahanvi Sardana is a B2B-focused investor specializing in cybersecurity, enterprise software, and fintech, making investments from the seed stage to pre-IPO. She is known for her ability to collaborate with founders who possess tenacity, a characteristic that distinguishes high performers. Prior to joining Index Ventures, she worked at Stripes, a growth capital firm in New York, where she focused on investments in cybersecurity, fintech, and SaaS. Her career began in private equity at Aquiline Capital Partners.
Don't miss this opportunity to learn essential strategies for startup success during TC All Stage, as well as additional sessions led by industry leaders like Charles Hudson, founding managing partner of Precursor Ventures, and Brandon Krieg, co-CEO and co-founder of Stash, among others. It will be an ideal time to ask questions about scaling, establish meaningful connections, and for VCs, discover the next big investment opportunity.