User talk:Trishna Bhattacharjee

Nitesh Shetty[edit]

Nitesh Shetty, is a young Indian entrepreneur from Bangalore. He is the is the Founder of Nitesh Group, of which the portfolio includes Real Estate, Hotels, internet, water, Billboards, Financial Services, Self storage and public equities. He is founder and chairman of Nitesh Estates Limited, one of the reputed luxury property developers in India.

He started his first business in September 1997 at the age of 19^[1], with a capital of INR 12,000 (USD 300) borrowed from his mother. He started a billboard business for advertising in Bangalore under ‘Serve and Volley’ brand. In 2004 he got into property development and founded Nitesh Estates Limited.^[2]

In partnership with US based Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company for its first venture in India, Nitesh built the The Ritz Carlton Bangalore hotel.^[3]^[4]^[5]

In 2007, he won a project with ITC Limited to build a corporate housing project of over half a million sqft. Och-Ziff, Citigroup Fund, Apollo Global Capital, HDFC ventures and HDFC asset management invested in Nitesh Estates.^[6]^[7]

He is recognized as one of Asia’s Greatest Leaders on January 24, 2017 at Marina Bay Sands Singapore.^[8]

Your submission at Articles for creation: sandbox (June 1)[edit]

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Robert McClenon (talk) 00:59, 1 June 2018 (UTC)[reply]

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^ Pinto, Jackie (15 Nov 2013). "The game changer". Indian Express.
^ Unnikrishnan, Rajesh (30 Sep 2006). "Young gun's all fired up to serve big". Economic Times.
^ "Ritz-Carlton to throw open its doors in Bangalore in September". Business Standard. 26 July 2013.
^ Aravind, Indulekha (23 Nov 2007). "A peek into Ritz-Carlton Bangalore". Business Standard.
^ R., Jayaprakash (1 Jan 2014). "The new king of the heart of the city". Economic Times.
^ "Nitesh Estates - Company History". Moneycontrol.
^ Kurian, Boby (23 Nov 2007). "Nitesh in JV with Sagar Group for Rs 1,000cr realty project in B'lore". Economic Times.
^ "Asia's Greatest Brands & Leader 2016". Asia Pacific Entrepreneurship Awards.

[1] Pinto, Jackie (15 Nov 2013). "The game changer". Indian Express.

[2] Unnikrishnan, Rajesh (30 Sep 2006). "Young gun's all fired up to serve big". Economic Times.

[3] "Ritz-Carlton to throw open its doors in Bangalore in September". Business Standard. 26 July 2013.

[4] Aravind, Indulekha (23 Nov 2007). "A peek into Ritz-Carlton Bangalore". Business Standard.

[5] R., Jayaprakash (1 Jan 2014). "The new king of the heart of the city". Economic Times.

[6] "Nitesh Estates - Company History". Moneycontrol.

[7] Kurian, Boby (23 Nov 2007). "Nitesh in JV with Sagar Group for Rs 1,000cr realty project in B'lore". Economic Times.

[8] "Asia's Greatest Brands & Leader 2016". Asia Pacific Entrepreneurship Awards.

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