Aniket Deb

Founder

Mumbai, Maharashtra, India12 yrs 5 mos experience

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Key Highlights

Co-founded one of India's largest B2B supply chain platforms.
Building AI solutions to transform manufacturing in India.
Active member of Mumbai's tech innovation community.

Stackforce AI infers this person is a leader in AI-driven manufacturing and B2B commerce.

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Skills

Core Skills

AiManufacturing TechnologySupply Chain ManagementB2b CommerceBusiness IntelligenceData Analysis

Other Skills

Big Data AnalysisData IntegrationDigital PlatformsEmbedded FinancingPredictive Analytics

About

I am a first-principles thinker and founder driven by the ambition to make India the manufacturing hub of the world. After graduating from IIT Bombay in 2013, I co-founded Bizongo in 2015, inspired by the Make in India movement and the belief that B2B commerce would redefine how Indian businesses operate. What began as a packaging marketplace grew into one of India’s largest B2B supply chain platforms, empowering thousands of SMEs through digitisation and embedded financing. In 2025, I began my next chapter with Flosync, an AI-native enterprise focused on transforming manufacturing. The internet democratized information. AI is now democratizing intelligence. Yet factory floors still run on instinct because data lives in silos. I believe India’s journey to becoming a developed nation by 2047 will depend on how well we integrate AI with manufacturing — not just to produce more, but to produce smarter. To achieve that, we must build the intelligence layer for manufacturing right here in India and export that capability to the world. That is the mission I have chosen for this decade: to build technology that strengthens India’s manufacturing backbone, shapes the global AI × manufacturing narrative, and drives lasting impact from India to the world.

Experience

Flosync

Founder & CEO

Oct 2025 – Present · 5 mos · India · On-site

After spending nearly a decade building Bizongo, one of India’s earliest B2B commerce platforms, I realised something fundamental about how factories operate. They still run on instinct. Data exists, but it lives in silos across ERPs, emails, machine logs, and PDFs that never speak to each other. Those small disconnects create delays, rework, and lost margin.
That is where Flosync was born.
The internet democratized information. AI is now democratizing intelligence. Yet manufacturing, the backbone of every economy, is still waiting for its moment of transformation. India’s 2047 vision calls for 30 percent manufacturing contribution to GDP, but we currently stand at 17 percent. The answer will not come from more capacity. It will come from precision, foresight, and data-driven execution on every factory floor.
At Flosync, we are building an AI Copilot for factories. It connects data, machines, and people so that operations move from reactive to predictive. We make it possible for decisions to be driven by evidence, not instinct.
Having gone through the roller coaster of building and scaling once, I now approach this new journey with sharper clarity and stronger conviction. Experience has taught me to visualise challenges faster, move with speed, and stay anchored in first principles.
India is growing at an extraordinary pace, and manufacturing will define its next chapter. Through Flosync, we aim to build technology that makes Indian factories smarter and globally competitive.
From India to the world, this is our mission — to move from silos to sync.

AIData IntegrationPredictive AnalyticsManufacturing Technology

Abundance360

Member

Sep 2024 – Sep 2025 · 1 yr · Los Angeles, California, United States · Hybrid

Abundance360 was more than just a program. It was a room full of people obsessed with the future. Founders, scientists, and builders from across the world came together to imagine what the next decade could look like in AI, healthcare, robotics, and Web3.
For me, it became a space to think beyond execution and explore how technology can actually move humanity forward at scale. I spent months brainstorming, debating, and learning alongside some of the brightest minds, and even got to attend the 2025 Summit in Los Angeles, where visionaries like Arianna Huffington and Travis Kalanick shared their ideas on what’s next.
The experience reshaped how I think about impact and scale. It reminded me that when smart, curious people care enough to learn and build together, the future doesn’t just happen. It’s created.

Tech entrepreneurs association of mumbai (team)

Member

Jun 2024 – Present · 1 yr 9 mos · Mumbai, Maharashtra, India · Hybrid

Being part of TEAM has been one of the most fulfilling chapters of my journey. It’s a collective of founders, operators, and builders who believe that Mumbai deserves to be the Silicon Valley of the Eastern Hemisphere.
I’ve been actively involved in shaping that vision — from co-hosting Mumbai Tech Week to being part of the team behind Mumbai Hacks 2025, the world’s largest AI hackathon. These events have been more than gatherings; they’ve become movements that bring together talent, capital, and ideas to accelerate Mumbai’s $50B tech ecosystem.
I’m also co-hosting Mumbai Tech Week 2026 (February 20–21, 2026), which aims to take that vision even further. TEAM’s mission resonates deeply with me, and I’m personally committed to helping make Mumbai a true global hub for innovation and entrepreneurship.

Offline

Founding Member

Mar 2024 – May 2025 · 1 yr 2 mos · Mumbai, Maharashtra, India · Hybrid

Offline was a close-knit community of founders built on genuine connection and shared learning. We weren’t just networking, we were learning from each other, brainstorming ideas, going on treks, and building trust through shared experiences.
As one of the founding members of the Mumbai chapter, I had the chance to be part of its early journey, helping shape the kind of environment where founders could openly discuss challenges and grow together.
The community has now expanded to Delhi, Bangalore, and Dubai, but my role concluded in May 2025 as I moved on to focus on other projects. It remains one of the most meaningful founder circles I’ve been part o

Bizongo

Co-Founder and COO

Mar 2015 – Sep 2024 · 9 yrs 6 mos · Mumbai Area, India · Hybrid

Bizongo is a full stack supply chain management platform offering embedded financing to thousands of Indian SMBs (Small Medium Businesses). Through its proprietary digital platforms, it is offering Raw Material procurement, Business Financing and Vendor Digitisation as key services to its mid sized customers and SMB vendors.
The transaction level data and insights the company generates helps banks/NBFCs underwrite working capital loans to small businesses through the Bizongo platform. Today, it services several customers in fashion & lifestyle, pharmaceuticals, consumer discretionary, consumer staples, home & personal care, healthcare and e-commerce segments. Bizongo last raised its Series E round of financing from a plethora of renowned VC and PE investors in October 2023 at a 987 Mn $ valuation.

Supply Chain ManagementEmbedded FinancingDigital PlatformsB2B Commerce

Housing.com

Business Intelligence Manager

Apr 2014 – Feb 2015 · 10 mos · Mumbai

Selection of relevant data streams and analysing data to derive insights which are used to streamline Business decisions

Data AnalysisBusiness Intelligence

Opera solutions

Solutions Analyst

Sep 2013 – Mar 2014 · 6 mos · Noida Area, India

Analysing Big data for clients to help them with better and logical decision making; the major aim is to minimise operational expenditure

Big Data AnalysisData Analysis

Ey

Summer Analyst

May 2012 – Jul 2012 · 2 mos · Mumbai

Projected current reserves and price trends of energy sources in India to the year 2020 using growth rate data
Demonstrated the scope for implementation of the upcoming CTL (Coal to liquids) technology in India by proving that a CTL plant emits 1.62 tonne CO2 lesser than an Ultra Mega power plant
Analyzed crucial social and economic factors to conclude that a CTL plant leads to socio-economic development
Proposed a 5 year roadmap to improve multi-sector productivity of an Indian Multinational Conglomerate

Biocon

Summer Intern

May 2011 – Jul 2011 · 2 mos · Bangalore

Designed a MATLAB model of fermenter to optimise insulin production; led to increase in output efficiency by 10%
Developed a common kinetic model governing the PFK enzyme concentration and reaction rates for 4 organisms

University of connecticut health center uconn medical group

Summer Researcher

May 2010 – Jul 2010 · 2 mos · Hartford, Connecticut Area

Conclusively proved the presence of a cytoskeleton in E.coli bacteria contrary to popular belief
Investigated the cytoskeleton structure using single molecule tracking which led to new classes of antibiotics