Fireside Chat: Bringing Indian product thinking to global markets with Manish Agarwal (CEO at Reliance Games) and Dean Takahashi (VentureBeat) at Slush 2014.
Manish Agarwal is the CEO of Reliance Entertainment Digital where he oversees digital businesses which include gaming companies Zapak and Reliance Games, movie steaming service BigFlix and digital strategy and execution company World Wide Open! Over a 16-year career he has successfully been associated with some of the best brands and organizations — Unilever, Microsoft, Rediff, Infosys and UTV to name a few. Manish's expertise spans across consumer psychology and translating it into products and leveraging digital marketing and developer ecosystems to create consumer centric scalable business from scratch. A self-confessed “intrapreneur” he has strong inclination to work with startups to keep his mind fertile for incubating new ideas which can change the way consumers live their life today. He is passionate towards bringing the product thinking which exists in India on global map and showcase world class products coming out from Indian companies. He is living his dream to see India on the world map of mobile gaming by creating immensely successful mobile games for a global audience.
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