Entrepreneur Rajat Khare, founder of Boundary Holding, a next-generation technology fund based in Luxembourg that makes investments in sectors related to deep technology and artificial intelligence.
Wiki/Biography
Rajat Khare started his entrepreneurial path by founding an education firm after earning his Computer Science degree from the prestigious Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi. He has worked as an intern in the mathematics department at RUCA, University of Antwerp. Over 20 important conferences and events have featured him as a keynote speaker. He has written numerous research papers that have appeared in publications like Data Mining V by WIT press and at conferences throughout the world. In addition, he has mentored numerous entrepreneurs and penned the book “Make the Move” – Demystifying Entrepreneurship. Rajat is a co-author of the business books Make the Move and Science of Achievement. Both volumes showcase Rajat’s preference for supporting entrepreneurship and the global incubation of creative solutions.
Physical appearance
Hair Color: Black
Awards/Honours
At the President’s residence in 2006, he earned accolades from Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam for his efforts to encourage entrepreneurship.
Career
Rajat Khare actively supports and encourages entrepreneurs and entrepreneurial projects all over the world as a member of The Indus Entrepreneurs (TIE), the IIT Delhi alumni organisation, and the Indian angel network. His work as an investor has also been cited as a case study in the course of Entrepreneurship run by Professor Patrick Turner at INSEAD Business School. Rajat Khare’s firm based in Luxembourg, Boundary Holding, has invested in which has completely changed the recycling story of India. Boundary Holding led by Rajat Khare has also invested in Neo Medical. This company on the back of its innovative solutions has come up with revolutionary one-time use sterile kits which include a pedicle screw system and cage for spine surgery, saving a lot of costs for hospitals as well as patients. Through his deep-tech investment firm, Rajat Khare has also invested in Scewo Bro which is the only power wheelchair in the world that combines driving on two wheels with climbing stairs. Rajat Khare has also invested in a French-based Technofounders startup, Cerbair, aspiring for the growth of automatic protection of vulnerable facilities, and critical infrastructure which includes monitoring of UAVs.
