Alok Kejriwal of Games2win
Audio | Posted by Kamla Bhatt | April 19th, 2007 5:24 pm
Alok Kejriwal is the founder and CEO of the latest gaming company in India, called Games2win. Founded about four months ago, Alok's company recently received its first round of funding from Clearstone and Silicon Valley Bank. They received $5 million dollars from both the investors.
I caught up with Alok recently and spoke to him about his new company and found out how it is different from other gaming companies. Games2win is India's first online gaming company and is focused on promoting massive multiplayer games. Providing local content and online games is what differentiates them from other gaming companies in India points out Alok.
This is Alok's third company and before starting his first venture Contest2win Alok was involved with his family's hosiery business.
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[…] Here is the podcast link to Alok’s interview where he talks about his company and how they are different from other gaming companies and what they plan to do in the future. And, yes he does talk about Temple of Seven. Technorati tags: Alok Kejriwal, games2win, mobile, online gaming No comments for Podcast: Alok Kejriwal of Games2win » […]
[…] In a latest podcast for PodTech, Kamla Bhatt interviews Alok Kejriwal, Founder Games2Win. Alok talks about the online gaming industry in India, the strategy for Games2Win going forward (including competition from Zapak) and their foray in Massively Multiplayer Online Game (MMOG) segment. […]
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