Qapita
Vamsee Mohan Kamabathula is an experienced technology leader, currently serving as CTO and Cofounder of Qapita since September 2019. Prior to this role, Vamsee held several positions including Senior Architect and General Manager (Technology) at CAMP Systems (P) Ltd from November 2006 to September 2017, where responsibilities included managing the development of multiple software products on the .NET platform. As the founder of Techbrix Software Pvt Ltd, Vamsee oversaw project delivery as well as sales and pre-sales from August 2005 to October 2006. Earlier experience includes technical leadership roles at YASU Technologies, including product development on the Java platform, and ownership of Tachyon Technologies (P) Ltd, focusing on software project delivery. Vamsee began a career in software engineering at Photon Infotech, working on Java-based solutions. Vamsee holds a Bachelor of Technology degree in Electrical, Electronics, and Communications Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, completed in 2000.
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Qapita is a Singapore headquartered digital equity management platform for private companies, particularly start-ups. Its software, QapMap, is designed to enable capitalisation table (CapTable) management, employee stock ownership plan (ESOP) management and digital ESOP issuance with the aim of eventually enabling digital share issuance for companies across South and Southeast Asia. Qapita’s vision is to build a network of stakeholders and digitally enable private investments and transactions in the future. The firm is founded by three experienced cofounders, each with over twenty years of track record in investment banking, corporate venture capital and technology sectors. The business has offices in Singapore and India. Qapita raised funding from a group of investors led by Vulcan Capital. Reputed investors from the region including K3 Ventures, Koh Boon Hwee, Mission Holdings, KDV Holdings, Alto Partners Multi Family Office, Atin Kukreja and several NorthStar Group Partners also joined the round. It was then followed up by East Ventures with a strategic investment.