Tech Trek to India – Venture Capital

by John Yates on February 26, 2009

My law partner Jason D’Cruz and I are back in the office from our business trip to India and reflecting on the things we learned and that we want to share with the Atlanta tech community. There’s a big difference between venture capital in India and in the U.S. We also analyze the aspects of India that present the most opportunity. We’re going to let the video do the talking, so click Play.

http://www.vimeo.com/3387746

We also discuss how to overcome the barriers to breaking into the India market. 

http://www.vimeo.com/3387855

Tomorrow we discuss employment regulations in India and Europe, and the perceptions many Indians we met have of Atlanta.

John back in Atlanta

February 26, 2008

Disclaimer

ind-map-200John C. Yates, Morris, Manning & Martin, LLP partner and internationally recognized technology attorney, is in India and will post videos and updates from his trip on TechDrawl.

Yates, who chairs the Technology Group at Morris, Manning & Martin, LLP, is considered a pioneer in technology law and has practiced exclusively in this area for over 27 years. He will be traveling with Jason D’Cruz, head of the law firm’s IndUS Group. They will speak at major business and legal conferences in Delhi and Bangalore on the two-week trip. They intend to solidify the firm’s Indo-American relationships and contacts in the Indian technology community, locate new sources of capital for U.S. entrepreneurs, find potential partners for mergers, acquisitions and strategic partnerships, and assist the Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce in making Atlanta the “US Gateway” for Indian technology companies.

mmmAbout Morris, Manning & Martin, LLP

Morris, Manning & Martin, LLP is a full-service commercial law firm representing leading entrepreneurial and global companies.  Its Technology Group has represented hundreds of technology companies and provided legal services for venture capital funding, IPOs, mergers and acquisitions, corporate finance, intellectual property prosecutions, Internet and international law. The firm is nationally prominent in these areas and in its environmental, green technology, healthcare, insurance, litigation, and real estate practices, as well. It has offices in Atlanta, Raleigh-Durham, Savannah and Washington, D.C.

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  • Michael Price
    John/Jason - wonderful job! Thank you for doing this. Q? Ever since the Union Carbide Bhopal disaster the various governments there have made repatriation of profits, rights within the courts on large contracts, and large CapEx-intensive projects problematic for foreign (read that as US and British) owners beyond outsourcing as that area has been so vital to their employment levels. Have you sensed any significant reversal and desire for US presence beyond outsourcing?
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