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Anik Singal

Anik Singal

Anik Singal is an American businessperson and film producer.

Education

Singal holds a degree in finance from the University of Maryland at College Park, [1] graduating in 2005, after which he joined the university’s VentureAccelerator. [2]

Lurn

In 2004 Singal founded Affiliate Classroom, later renamed Lurn Inc in 2009, [3] with $100 in seed money.

The company developed online educational programs and assistance to Internet entrepreneurs, especially online marketers.

The programs established a best practices system for Internet marketing in its early stages of development.

The company was a member of the Mtech's Technology Advancement Program incubator from 2007 to 2009.

[4] In 2007 he also opened new offices in Mumbai and Hyderabad, accumulating about $1.5 million in revenue that year. [1] As of 2009, about 21,000 students had enrolled in Lurn programs. [4]

Film

In 2011 Singal began producing the action film “Lethal Commission” in Mumbai, India, in which he played the lead role tasked with “tracking down a secret software about to leak into the world” according to the Times of India.

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Author

Anik Singal is the author of several books.

His first book, published in March 2012, is titled 10 Website Triffic Tips.

Since 2012 he has published a further 4 books.

In October 2013 Anik released "Driving with Shambo: The Story of a Fallen Entrepreneur Who Found Inspiration in the Most Unlikely Place" which tells the story of how Anik began his multimillion-dollar company out of his dorm room.

In 2015 Anik published three books, The Circle Of Profit, The Email Lifeline and Passion To Profit.

Personal life

Singal has been named a Top 3 Young Entrepreneurs by *BusinessWeek * and twice as an Inc 500 CEO. In 2008 Singal donated a gift of $50,000 to his alma mater’s Hinman CEOs Program, and became the chair of the Hinman CEOs Alumni Fund. [6]

References

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Citation Linkimages.businessweek.com"2008's Best Entrepreneurs 25 and Under: #2 Anik Singal"
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Citation Linkarticles.baltimoresun.com"Teaching Entrepreneurs Colleges adding classes in running a startup"
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Citation Linkhighbeam.com"Affiliate Classroom Changes Name to Lurn, Inc."
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Citation Linkwww.mtech.umd.edu"Mtech TAP Graduate Lurn Inc. Wins Incubator Company of the Year Award"
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Citation Linktimesofindia.indiatimes.com"Anik Singal a US citizen is all set to shoot in India"
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Citation Linkhighbeam.com"U of Maryland's Hinman CEOs Program to receive $50,000 gift"
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