Hyderabad: Three women entrepreneurs from India and one from Kenya were declared track winners for their ventures in med-tech, agri-biotech, AI healthcare and dairy-tech out of the 29 shortlisted founders from TiE chapters across Asia, Africa and the Middle East at TiE Women Asia Summit 2026 in Hyderabad.
Krupa Shah, co-founder of Intentio Biopsy Device from TiE Ahmedabad, won Track 1 for her patented sensor-equipped i-Bone biopsy device that aims to make bone biopsy safer and more accurate, while Winnie Wambugu, co-founder and managing director of Nakuru Tubers from TiE Nairobi, Kenya, won Track 2 for climate-smart seed potato production and digital distribution for smallholder farmers.
Divya Kamerkar, co-founder and CEO of Pinky Promise from TiE Mumbai, won Track 3 for her AI-enabled platform providing round-the-clock gynaecological care and linking users to nearby in-person support, even as Ankita Singh, founder of MooRopan India from TiE Vadodara, won Track 4 for dairy-tech solutions including MastiSense for early mastitis detection and SiloRopan for silage production.