The star in me, a global career advancement platform for women and a diversity partner for organisations, has secured a seed fund of $400K from two investors — US-based MN2P Holdings, LLC, and ISB DLabs, in collaboration with the Department of Science and Technology (DST), Government of India.
This investment will be leveraged to increase the platform’s reach and strengthen the core team. ``Beyond the funding, ISB DLabs is closely associated with crafting The star in me’s growth strategy through its vast ecosystem of faculty, domain experts and partners,'' a release from ISB said.
The star in me has been among the top 10 women-led ventures in India on Google Launchpad and She Loves Tech platforms and has received several awards from industry bodies such as HYSEA (Hyderabad Software Enterprises Association, the release added.