Building a startup takes more than a good idea. Founders need capital, teams, market access, and practical support to turn their plans into businesses. At TechSparks 2026, WOI India launched a set of platforms aimed at addressing these needs, from venture studios that work alongside founders to services focused on sales, marketing, and investor connections.
Amar Dixit, CEO of WOI India, led the launch with a video showcasing the organization’s existing initiatives and long-term plans.
WOI India is the Indian arm of Dubai-headquartered WOI, a global ecosystem-development company. Its model covers infrastructure, capital, education, venture studios, community, and Centres of Excellence. Its flagship Startup Park in Bengaluru provides founders with access to workspace, mentorship, capital, and other support.
Dixit invited entrepreneurs to visit Startup Park, an integrated hub and community centre in Koramangala, Bengaluru. He also outlined plans to expand the model, with more startup parks in the pipeline.
Mazin Arbaz, Founder of Dayone Venture Studio, introduced the platform by addressing a common challenge for entrepreneurs: mentors can offer guidance and investors can provide capital, but who helps founders build their businesses?
Operating under WOI, Dayone was founded by Arbaz, with Hashir Usman as CEO. The studio combines investment with hands-on support, working with startups from their early stages to turn ideas into viable businesses.
Its work covers understanding customers, building brands, setting up systems and making the decisions needed to move a business forward.
At TechSparks, Arbaz invited founders with business ideas, investors interested in co-building ventures and professionals looking to work with the studio to get in touch.
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