What Happened?
Menlo Park, CA-based GOQii Appointed Vishal Gondal as Chief Executive Officer
About the Company
GOQii is headquartered in California with offices in Mumbai and Shenzhen. It is dedicated to enabling a permanent shift to a healthier lifestyle with the combination of advanced wearable technology, the world`s leading experts, coaches and karma. GOQii focuses on sustained engagement and goal reinforcement and offers a complete ecosystem as a single integrated solution, which is a powerful combination of technology and human connection. GOQii is a collaboration of some of the world`s leading experts and an amazing management team who are driven by a passion for healthy sustainable living, and who believe that all of us contain boundless potential. GOQii`s goal is to enable millions of people across the world to "be the force" by helping them unleash their untapped potential.
About the Person
Mr. Vishal Gondal serves as a Venture Partner at MESA Ventures. Mr. Gondal is a Co-Founder at Sweat & Blood Venture Group. He is the Founder & Chief Executive Officer of GOQii Inc. He served as Managing Director of Digital, Disney UTV at The Walt Disney Company Pvt. Ltd. Mr. Gondal founded Indiagames Indiagames Limited in 1999 and serves as its Chief Executive Officer. He served as Managing Director of Digital Division of UTV Software Communications Limited until June 30, 2013. Mr. Gondal was part of The Nokia Advisory Council for Games and actively advices Nokia on wireless and gaming technologies and is a much sought after speaker at gaming and wireless technology conferences. He was previously Founder & Chief Executive Officer of IndiaGames. He serves as Director at Indiagames Ltd. Mr. Gondal's achievements and industry recognitions include being featured among the top 40 Indian entrepreneurs by Business Today magazine in 2001; an E&Y Indian Entrepreneur of the year award nomination in 2004 and listed among the top 50 executives in the mobile content space by the UK based Mobile Entertainment Magazine. Mr. Gondal also features among the 20 Fab Indians to watch out for in 2006 by The Week magazine.
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