La información no es comprensión | Sipika Nigam | TEDxBocconiUMumbai

La inversora de capital riesgo Sipika Nigam explica por qué la información por sí sola rara vez lleva a un avance. A partir de 15 años y más de 4.000 conversaciones, relata experiencias que van desde alquilar un inmueble en Bombay hasta recaudar fondos durante la crisis de microfinanzas de Andhra y reunirse con 3.000 agricultores. La charla presenta un modelo sencillo de cuatro etapas: contexto, confianza, debate y avance.

• Un modelo de cuatro etapas: contexto, confianza, debate y avance
• La diferencia entre reunir datos sobre alguien y entender de dónde viene
• Ejemplos del sector inmobiliario, la microfinanza y las conversaciones con agricultores

Sipika Nigam is a venture capital investor with over 14 years of experience across investments, private equity and the startup ecosystem and an alumna of SDA Bocconi Asia Center. In this talk, Sipika draws on 15 years and over 4,000 conversations, from renting real estate in Bombay to fundraising through the Andhra microfinance crisis to sitting across 3,000 farmers to unpack why information alone rarely gets you to a breakthrough. She lays out a simple model - context, trust, sparring, breakthrough, showing how the same apartments, the same pitch decks and the same rejections look entirely different once you stop collecting facts about someone and start getting curious about where they're actually coming from. "Sipika Nigam is a venture capital investor with over 14 years of experience across investments, private equity, and the startup ecosystem. As an alumna of SDA Bocconi Asia Center, she has worked closely with founders and early-stage startups, helping them scale through strategic investments and long-term partnerships. Working at the intersection of capital and entrepreneurship, she has a front-row view of how ideas evolve into impactful businesses. Her perspective on innovation, founder journeys, and building sustainable ventures would bring practical insights and a fresh entrepreneurial voice to the event." This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx