Disprz is an AI-powered corporate learning and skilling platform that bundles a learning management system, a learning experience platform, a content hub, frontline enablement and analytics into one suite - and now layers an agentic AI product called Turo on top that builds, localises and publishes training content on its own. Founded in 2015 in India as Learntron and renamed Disprz in 2017, the company sells per-learner subscriptions to more than 500 enterprises across 20-plus countries, reaching over 3.5 million learners at employers including Amazon, Petronas, Axis Bank, Starbucks, Carlsberg, GE Aviation and Emirates NBD. Its wedge is the workforce most learning software ignores: the deskless, multilingual, high-churn frontline in retail, banking, logistics and pharma across India, Southeast Asia and the Gulf. Disprz crossed Rs 100 crore in annual recurring revenue in April 2025 and is targeting Rs 200 crore by 2028, having raised roughly $45M-$52M across four disclosed rounds, most recently a $30M Series C co-led by Lumos Capital Group and 360 ONE Asset.
Three companies that couldn't look less alike — SPANX in shapewear, Herschend in theme parks, and Turo in car sharing — turn out to share the same architecture underneath: a CRM-first, cloud-native contact center on UJET, no stored PII, deployment measured in weeks or hours, and one hard number each that moved. This profile examines the common pattern behind three very different customer-experience turnarounds.
Bora Hamamcioglu is the Co-Founder and CEO of Mascotte Health, a Miami-based, tech-enabled support company that gives veterinary practices virtual triage, client communications, front-desk help, after-hours care and scribing so vets can focus on medicine instead of phones. A Turkish-American entrepreneur, he previously built and ran CarHopper, a luxury and exotic car-rental marketplace acquired by Turo in 2020, and worked as a Principal at Dubai's BECO Capital. Mascotte emerged from stealth in 2023 with an oversubscribed $1.2M pre-seed round led by Nuwa Capital, with angels from Uber, Turo and Airbnb.
Andre Haddad is the CEO and All Star Host of Turo, the world's largest peer-to-peer car-sharing marketplace. A Lebanese-born, HEC Paris-educated entrepreneur who survived Beirut's civil war, co-founded and sold iBazar to eBay for $140 million, and then spent a decade inside eBay before taking the helm of Turo in 2011. Under his leadership, Turo has grown from a niche car-sharing startup into a global platform operating in the US, UK, Canada, France, and Australia, generating nearly $1 billion in annual revenue and empowering hundreds of thousands of hosts worldwide.

Deepak Kamra is a General Partner at Canaan Partners, one of Silicon Valley's most enduring venture capitalists with over 33 years at a single firm. An Indian immigrant who grew up in Canada, he has backed landmark companies including DoubleClick (acquired by Google), Match.com, SuccessFactors (acquired by SAP), Skybox Imaging (acquired by Google for $500M), and ON24 (IPO at ~$3B in 2021 after a 22-year journey from a $12M investment). He is a passionate immigration advocate who has testified before Congress, a microfinance champion funding entrepreneurs in the Global South, a bass guitarist, avid cyclist, and world traveler who has visited over 80 countries.