Starting young
Saidutt Kamat Redkar was recently shortlisted for the Global Student Entrepreneur Award (GSEA) instituted by the Entrepreneurs’ Organisation (EO). As he prepares to represent the state in the next round, the Panaji-based student-entrepreneur makes time to chat with NT KURIOCITY
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At 25, Saidutt Kamat Redkar is striking a fine balance between being a second-year graduate student in Computer Science (MS) at the University of Massachusetts, Boston and successfully running Sygence, a startup that he founded to predict and bridge the demand-supply gap.
Recognising this feat, the Goa chapter of Entrepreneurs’ Organisation (EO) recently announced Redkar as the winner of the Goa finals of the Global Student Entrepreneur Awards (GSEA). The Panaji-based student-entrepreneur will now represent EO – Goa Chapter and his startup Sygence Private Limited at the South Asia Regional Finals scheduled this week.