Entrepreneurs in Rajasthan have a fresh avenue to thrash out business dilemmas and swap notes with peers - this time with an artificial intelligence assist built in. Vyomika Nexus Private Limited rolled out the Rajasthan chapter of Private Community®, an AI-driven global business network active in 11 countries, at a launch event in Jaipur on Saturday.
Mac Srinivasan, co-founder of Private Community and a veteran international business mentor, walked journalists through the community’s structure and purpose at a press conference held alongside the launch.
“There are several important business decisions that entrepreneurs often find difficult to discuss openly,” Srinivasan said. He added that candid input from experienced, trustworthy peers can sharpen decision-making at such moments, and that the platform is built to let entrepreneurs draw on each other’s experience while using AI to make sense of their business problems. Pointing to Rajasthan’s deep-rooted culture of entrepreneurship and family businesses, he said the initiative is designed with the state’s business community specifically in mind.
Srinivasan brings more than three and a half decades of international business experience to the table and has reportedly engaged with upward of two lakh entrepreneurs globally. He also heads The Abundant Group, a Singapore-based firm.
Pairing AI with real-world business experience
Private Community traces its roots to Italy and is built around the idea of bringing seasoned entrepreneurs into small, closed-door groups for candid conversations - on everything from expansion and leadership to succession planning and innovation. Membership is deliberately kept exclusive, with regular meetings held in a confidential setting meant to encourage honest exchange.
At the heart of the model is COMBINE™ (Community Business Intelligence Engine), the community’s in-house AI tool. It lets members run their business data through the platform to surface different angles and possibilities, essentially pairing hard technology with the lived experience of fellow entrepreneurs to inform sharper decisions.
Who’s steering the Rajasthan chapter
The state chapter will be headed by Regional President Divya Agrawal, with architect Priyank Gupta, Piyush Gupta and Darshan Kothari rounding out the leadership team. The group is looking to pull in professionals across a wide spread of sectors - builders, architects, doctors, hospital administrators, hoteliers, jewellers and industrialists among them.
Saturday’s launch event in Jaipur featured dedicated sessions for invited entrepreneurs, each capped at 60 participants to keep the discussions focused and conducive to genuine exchange.
Private Community operates under what it calls the “Elevate to Admiration®” philosophy - an approach centred on mutual respect, trust and shared growth among its members.