Anjali Bansal, an early-mover in climate tech investments through her venture capital fund Avaana Capital, believes that women should dream big, network and find their tribe early
Anjali Bansal, Founding partner, Avaana Capital
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Anjali Bansal has, for years, been asking young people: ‘What are you most excited about? And what are you most worried about?’ For the first, they talk about various things. For the second, until about two to three years ago, “they would say, perhaps, worried about jobs and so on. Then it started shifting to, I’m worried about the environment. That to me was a personal ‘aha!’ moment,” says the founding partner of climate tech venture capital (VC) fund Avaana Capital.
(This story appears in the 16 December, 2022 issue of Forbes India. To visit our Archives, click here.)