RISE//DEL 2025 wraps up with panels, networking, & key industry insights

A dynamic scene from RISE//DEL 2025 featuring industry experts engaging in panels, networking, and sharing key insights.
L to R: Ayush Guha, Neha Nagar, Sanyam Sharma, Mendi, Tarini Shah

A Platform for Creative Minds

The second edition of RISE//DEL, a conference focused on bringing together creators, entrepreneurs, and musicians, took place from March 11 to 13 at The Auditorium in DLF Cyber Park, Gurugram. The event featured discussions, networking opportunities, and industry-focused conversations with participants from various creative sectors across India.

Building on Success: RISE//DEL 2025

Building on its inaugural edition, RISE//DEL 2025 continued its objective of facilitating dialogue within creative industries. This year’s conference included panel discussions, workshops, networking spaces, and mentorship sessions aimed at fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange.

Spotlight on Industry Leaders

The speaker lineup included figures from different fields, such as Minister of Industry and Commerce Piyush Goyal, comedians Harsh Gujral and Kenny Sebastian, members of The Local Train, Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters co-founder Matt Chitharanjan, and industry professionals including Aayushman Sinha (CEO, Represent) and Shilpa Sharda (Director – Artist Services, Believe). They addressed topics relevant to creators, entrepreneurs, and the broader cultural sector.

Keynote Address: India’s Creative Future

A keynote address by Piyush Goyal highlighted India’s evolving role in innovation and creativity, emphasizing the importance of collaboration in business and creative industries.

Community-Focused Sessions

The conference also introduced community-focused events catering to specific sectors, allowing smaller groups of attendees to engage in more in-depth discussions. These sessions provided a setting for professionals to exchange ideas and build connections in specialized areas.

Supported by Industry Partners

RISE//DEL 2025 was supported by partners such as Believe Music, TuneCore, OWLED Media, All By Play Agency, Mashup Edu, and Radisson Udyog Vihar.

A Vision Realized

Reflecting on the event’s success, founders Aayush Bansal and Utkarsh Bansal shared, “Our vision for RISE//DEL has always been to create a space where people from diverse industries can connect, exchange ideas, and inspire each other. This year’s edition exceeded our expectations, and we are excited to see how these conversations shape the future.”

Looking Ahead: The Future of RISE//DEL

With its focus on collaboration, innovation, and knowledge-sharingRISE//DEL 2025 solidified its reputation as a premier platform for creative minds. The event not only brought together industry leaders but also paved the way for future collaborations and innovations that will shape the creative landscape in India and beyond.

As the curtains closed on this year’s edition, anticipation is already building for what RISE//DEL 2026 will bring to the table.

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