Aniket Naravanekar
Aniket Naravanekar is currently Strategic Advisor at H10 Capital and CEO & Founder at Skillsheet. He previously held product leadership roles at avante and CHEQ, where he led the product portfolio through its acquisition by Cantaloupe, as well as software engineering and program director positions. He specializes in building GTM platforms for event-led growth and has expertise in product development for hardware and software.
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Founder Institute Relaunches Seattle Accelerator with Local Leadership and In-Person Programs Starting March 2024
Founder Institute is relaunching its Seattle chapter with local leadership led by tech veteran Aniket Naravanekar to revive in-person mentorship, events, and funding opportunities for startups. The first new cohort starts in March, with a launch event scheduled for December 12.
Seattle Startups CookShelf, Dripwave, Skillsheet, and Mayura AI Innovate Digital Recipes, AI Marketing, Recruiting, and AI Agents in 2024
Seattle startups CookShelf, Dripwave, Skillsheet, and Mayura AI are innovating in digital recipes, AI-powered email marketing, recruiting, and AI agents. These early-stage companies, founded mainly in 2024, focus on enhancing workflows in cooking, marketing, and talent management.
Matt Hulett Steps Down as PetMed Express CEO; Sandra Campos Named Successor; Seattle Startups Avante, OfferUp Add Execs
Matt Hulett is stepping down as CEO and president of PetMed Express, with Sandra Campos named as his replacement. Additionally, several executives joined or were promoted at Seattle-area startups Avante, OfferUp, and New York-based Sisense.
Organizations
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H10 Capital Strategic Advisor 2026–present · current
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Skillsheet CEO & Founder 2025–present · current
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Founder Institute Program Director - Seattle 2025–2026 · past
Education
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The University of Tulsa Master of Science, Computer Science · 2007–2009
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Savitribai Phule Pune University Bachelor of Engineering - BE, Computer Science · 2003–2007
