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Great Manager Institute (GMI), a startup, which deals with managing people, has secured around $283,000 (approx INR 2 crore) from a clutch of individual investors, reported VCC.

The Great Manager will use the infused financial for growth, global branding and reasearch.

The firm Great Manager said that it is also looking to raise more fund at a proposed valuation of $15 million (approx INR 106.28 crore).

The clutch of investors that infused the fresh funds will advise the company Great Manager in various capacities, it said.

Ashwin Srivastava, co-founder at GMI, said that the firm is aiming to create an ecosystem around people management that will combine intelligent profiling and matching with coaching and guidance.

Great Manager Institute was founded by Prasenjit Bhattacharya, Dalreen Patrao and Ashwin Srivastava in 2017. The platform provides personlised coaching and is a global digital institute for personalized education and certification of People Managers.

Srikanth Karra, one of the investors, said that GMI was enabling a new model of reskilling and engaging managerial staff at organisations.

“The role of a manager is undergoing a change like never before. Collaborative platforms and agile methodologies are redefining the skill sets and roles of the management layer,” he said.

As per its website, the Great Manager provides services such as mentor programmes and think tanks, and also conducts the Great People Manager Study.

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