Calling IITB Alumni to Join Project Titanium: Lead the Charge in Innovation

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Calling IITB Alumni to Join Project Titanium: Lead the Charge in Innovation

IIT Bombay’s alumni have made waves across industries, building groundbreaking companies and driving innovation globally. Now, we want your support to guide the next generation of tech pioneers at your alma mater.

Project Titanium is transforming cutting-edge research into successful startups, and we need your expertise to take these ventures to the next level.’

We invite you to step up as a business cofounder or mentor to guide our first cohort of IP innovators. With your proven experience, leadership, and insight, you can shape the future of deep-tech ventures emerging from IIT Bombay, and drive real-world impact in the process.

Click here for more details on Project Titanium.

How to Get Involved: If you’re a visionary entrepreneur or seasoned industry leader ready to leave a legacy of innovation, Project Titanium wants you. Join this exciting journey by filling out the following form where you can specify whether you’d like to become a cofounder or mentor, share your expertise, and indicate the areas you’re passionate about working in.

Click here for the form.

For further inquiries, please contact Jayshree Nayak, Program Director | Titanium at:

Email: jayshree.nayak@sineiitb.org
Phone: +91 99875 90839

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