Mukesh Bansal

Bansal's experience at Silicon Valley propelled him to launch Myntra in 2007 along with Ashutosh Lawania and Vineet Saxena.[1][3][7][8][9] Myntra was initially a personalised gifting startup and eventually turned into a foremost player in the fashion e-commerce segment.[3][8] In 2014, Myntra was acquired by Flipkart for $330 million, which was the largest e-commerce related acquisition in India.[3][10] Bansal continued as the chairman of Myntra board and managed the commerce and advertising platform until 2016.[1][3][10][11][12][13][14][15][16]

After Flipkart's acquisition of Myntra, Mukesh joined Flipkart as Head of Commerce & Advertising Business.[17][18] In this role Mukesh revamped the e-commerce company's talent philosophy.Under his leadership, Flipkart went on to achieve $5 billion in annual revenue.[19]

Mukesh co-founded Cure.fit with Ankit Nagori in 2016.[2][3] A fitness and well-being start-up, Cure.fit has under its umbrella eat.fit, cult.fit, mind.fit and care.fit offering digital and offline experiences in fitness, nutrition, and mental well-being..[2][3][20] Cure.fit has raised over $170 million in its first two years of operations.[21] On September 5th 2019, Cure.fit announced the launch of its sportswear brand Cultsport. Cultsport offers apparel which is functional for workout formats like running, field training and gym.[22]

Mukesh is also on the board of Olympics Gold Quest, a non-profit foundation that promotes sports and games.[23]