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Troozi CEO Interview
- Published April 13, 2015 1:56PM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Executive Interviews
Troozi is an online dating platform for modern Indian singles.
India ranks as the 3rd highest user base in the world with over 240 million internet users yet only 19% market penetration.
Cultural customisation which is relevant for India is at the heart of the product offering. Troozi has been designed to meet the specific needs of the world’s largest population of young singles.
Troozi is device agnostic with an integrated experience across web and mobile and native apps in progress. Already, 90,000 members have signed up through the proof of concept phase.
Founded by former executives of RSVP, Australia’s leading dating site, the team have their sights firmly on becoming India’s largest and most preferred meeting place for singles.
To find out more about Troozi please listen to Founder and CEO, Ms Lija Wilson.
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