Vik began his career as a real estate operator and developer focused on acquiring distressed and underperforming assets. Previously, Vik served as Co-Head of North American Real Estate Investments at Mount Kellett Capital Management, a private investment firm with $8 billion in peak AUM and a focus on value-oriented, special situations, and opportunistic investments. He subsequently joined Mavik in 2018 as Chief Investment Officer after leading the acquisition of the platform. Prior to Mavik, Vik served as a Partner and Head of Real Estate at Axar Capital Management, an investment manager focused on value-oriented and opportunistic investments in a wide range of industries. Vik Uppal serves as Chief Executive Officer and Chief Investment Officer of Mavik Capital Management, for which he is responsible for all investment, risk, and business management functions across the firm and its investment vehicles. Words just can’t capture what they do – it truly is magical.” “When I visited a Magic Bus sporting activity in the slums of Mumbai with my wife and kids, we were struck by the tremendous joy and hope that the organization brings to underprivileged children. He has been active in supporting the Houston community as well as charitable organizations across the United States, with a particular focus on education and children’s causes. For these achievements, Amit was recognized as a finalist in Ernst & Young’s Entrepreneur of the Year Awards in 2013.Īmit is also an active philanthropist. Overall, the BioUrja Group has grown in just seven years to be a leading fuel supplier globally, achieving annual revenues over $5 billion and supplying over 1 billion gallons of fuel to its customers. His most substantial successes have been in the fuel commodity supply sector, with the establishment of BioUrja Trading, LLC, and LogiBo, LLC, along with grains commodities via West Plains, LLC.
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Since 2001, the Magic Bus programme has grown to embrace over 250,000 children in 18 states each week and Spacie’s ambition now is to reach out to one million children by 2017.A serial entrepreneur, Amit has been building start-ups for almost 20 years. Magic Bus, founded by Englishman Matthew Spacie and based in Mumbai, aims to take children out of poverty through a programme of mentoring and coaching. This would not have bene possible without supporters like Laureus and we want to thank Laureus and Steve for this strong support.” “I am humbled by visiting the project sites and would like to offer my heartiest congratulations to Mathew and his team for doing such a great job.” Matthew Spacie, Founder of Magic Bus added, “Magic Bus’ work has grown to 18 states of India in the last fifteen years, covering 250,000 children and 8000 young people from marginalised communities. The work they are doing for young children is actually realising our vision of using sports to lead change and enhance their quality of life. Speaking on the occasion, Steve Waugh said, “As a representative of the Laureus Academy, it gives me a great sense of pride to be associated with Magic Bus. This was followed by a visit to the Bombay Port Trust (BPT) community project where Steve Waugh met and interacted with the students and members of the local community. Steve Waugh along with Magic Bus founder Matthew Spacie unveiled the Laureus Pavillion at the Magic Bus Centre for Learning and Development located in Village Aasrewadi near Karjat. The great success achieved by Magic Bus has been recognised at the last 2014 Laureus World Sports Awards with the presentation of the Laureus Sport for Good Award. Magic Bus currently operates in 19 states around India impacting over 250,000 young people with the ambition of reaching 1 million participants by 2017. Magic Bus has received funding from Laureus since its inauguration and has been a strategic partner of the Laureus Sport for Good Foundation for five years. Magic Bus, an Indian NGO working with underprivileged children to make sure they move out of poverty. Legendary cricketer and Laureus Academy member, Steve Waugh was in the city on to visit the Magic Bus project ? a strategic partner of the Laureus Sports for Good Foundation. Steve Waugh on his tour to Mumbai Getty Images
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