About
<Official Bio>
I am the Founder of Jivity, a social commerce company. I founded and sold BuzzGain, a leader in Do It Yourself PR, to Meltwater in January 2010. Before that I founded and sold 2 Silicon Valley startups in the Internet & Enterprise software markets.
I have held executive and management roles in Hewlett Packard (Mercury), Invois, Ariba and Cisco Systems. I studied at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County pursuing a Master’s degree in Computer Science and have a Bachelor’s degree in engineering and computer science from the University of Mysore in India.
I have served on the board of advisors for iConclude (acquired by Hewlett Packard), and the board of directors of Semantic Defense and Kinetic Brains.
Contact information:
Phone: +1 650 353 2748
Email: mukund at thrisha dot com
Rajiv Lulla
July 29, 2011 at 9:15 am
Good one Mukund. Thanks for sharing.
Wudstreet Investment Services
December 15, 2011 at 6:02 pm
I attended Phoenix talk today at TES 2011, you were amazing and spontaneous, your responses and candid talk touched everyone ,
thanks & regards
ravi
Akshay
March 3, 2012 at 5:53 am
Mukund you are one of best speakers in the venture capital and start up eco-system. Your candor is very refreshing and your insights quite useful – a boon to any seminar host. I must add from personal experience that you also keep your word. So many times I have met someone at a conference or seminar and they promise to meet off site or at their office to take discussions further and when contacted forget all about it. Deciding not to meet is fine as long as one does not promise about it. You on the other hand, due to the popularity of your speeches, do end up meeting a lot of people but keep your word with whatever follow up action you had promised! very refreshing.
Godspeed my friend.
Akshay
Mukund Mohan
March 3, 2012 at 6:01 am
Thanks very much for the kind words Akshay.
themoonstone
March 29, 2012 at 4:23 am
I chanced upon your blog and it was very refreshing to see the candor and straight-from-the-gut talk minus the jargon. Keep up the good work..looking forward to keep reading new posts in your blog.
Anagh Pal
April 6, 2012 at 9:30 am
I agree. Mukund understands his field like no other. I am a journalist, spoke to him for a story and he explained everything to me in a very simple manner. Its been a privilege knowing him.