#4 Valerie Wagoner:

Blending amazing power of phones and the power of the people -ZipDial took an initiative to take out the friction of public opinion and voting. The idea was to enable public voting using missed calls. The co-founders Valerie Wagoner and Amiya Pathak were excited about it and could foresee a lot of other use cases beyond voting and public opinions.

 In an Exclusive interview with siliconindia, Valerie Wagoner, CEO of Zipdial said, “In markets like India where 4% of users have smartphones, less than 10% have internet access and only 1/3 even send text messages, it is extremely difficult to enable consumers to engage with content and businesses they like in any personalized way. We address the need for user loyalty and personalized content by democratizing the user interface to be simply based on dialing.” Valerie clearly showcases what is required for any upcoming business, acutely understands the market and has the right approach to reach customers.

#3 Rashmi Sinha:

Rashmi Sinha is an Indian-American businesswoman and CEO of San Francisco-based technology company SlideShare. She has done PhD in Psychology from Brown University.

Slideshare is a web based slide hosting service. Users can upload files privately or publicly in the following file formats: PowerPoint, PDF, Keynote or OpenOffice presentations. The website gets an estimated 58 million unique visitors a month, and has about 16 million registered users. SlideShare was voted amongst the World's Top 10 tools for education & e-learning in 2010.

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