TiE Boston
Srini Rao is the CEO of Datycs, a position held since 2014, and a Charter Member of TiE Boston, contributing to a global network fostering entrepreneurship. Rao served as an Advisory Board Member for Care4ward from August 2018 to December 2019, focusing on digital health solutions for cancer patients. Prior experience includes roles at Motorola Solutions, where Rao was a Fellow of Technical Staff specializing in multimedia architecture for LTE networks, and at Motorola as Director of Strategy overseeing technology strategy for various telecommunications products. Earlier career highlights include managing wireless softswitch technology at Winphoria Networks and conducting research at IBM T.J. Watson Research Center in automated speech recognition and machine learning. Srini Rao holds a B. Tech in Electronics and Communications from the Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, and a Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Rice University.
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TiE Boston
Whether you are looking for insights on emerging technology or for one-on-one mentoring, TiE Boston offers you the resources and content you need to develop your next opportunity into reality. TiE Boston is a comprehensive eco-system for entrepreneurs with the mission to foster, encourage, and support entrepreneurship in the New England region. We connect entrepreneurs with each other and stakeholders in the entrepreneurial world including serial entrepreneurs, Angel Investors, Venture Capitalists, Vendors and Service Providers. We run several vibrant programs to educate, mentor, network, and inspire entrepreneurs in the community. These programs are the forum where talent, ideas, and enterprise mingle in a potent combination to generate innovation. While our programs have facilitated the growth of companies worth billions of dollars in net worth, the business leaders attending these programs still retain the camaraderie that sparked the formation of TiE-Boston 15 years ago. TiE Boston is based in Cambridge, MA and is part of the Global TiE (The Indus Entrepreneurs) group, the largest not-for-profit organization promoting entrepreneurship, which has over 12,000 members in 62 chapters worldwide.