Fireside Chat with Adit Abraham and Nischal Nadhamuni
In conjunction with the MIT Undergraduate Career Fair, the Martin Trust Center for MIT Entrepreneurship is hosting a Fireside Chat with Adit Abraham (Co-Founder, Reducto) and Nischal Nadhamuni (Co-Founder, Klarity). Together, they’ve raised nearly $200M in venture funding.
Join us to learn from their startup journeys—bios below.
This talk is for MIT Students and Staff only.
Doors Open at 5:30pm on February 11. Location TBA
Adit Abraham is an accomplished professional in the field of technology and artificial intelligence, currently serving as CEO and Co-Founder at Reducto since August 2023, focusing on helping leading AI teams manage unstructured documents and data. Previously, Adit worked at Google from May 2022 to November 2023 in a product role, achieving significant growth in YouTube Search's annual recurring revenue and leading a major advertising launch. Adit's entrepreneurial experience includes founding Sidewalk in 2021 and previously contributing to BlinkAI Technologies as an ML Engineer, where expertise was applied in generating synthetic training data using GANs. Additional experience includes ML research at the MIT Media Lab and software engineering at the Singapore-MIT Alliance for Research & Technology Centre. Adit holds a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and completed secondary education at Parkside High School.
Nischal Nadhamuni is the CTO and co-founder of Klarity, where he leads Product, Engineering and Product Operations. Klarity's product transforms traditional business transformation and allows enterprises to understand and improve how work actually happens. Customers include OpenAI, Zoom, Cloudflare, and Intercom. Recently named to the Forbes 30 under 30 list in AI (2025), Nischal's is deeply passionate about AI and how it can be applied to solve practical problems in a human-centric way. With two software engineers-turned-entrepreneurs as parents, Nischal knew early on he wanted to build something of his own.While an undergrad at MIT, Nischal met his co-founder, Andrew Antos, in the 15.390 Entrepreneurship class. In 2017 Klarity participated in DeltaV, later joining YC in Summer 2018. Klarity has raised $91million in total funding including a $70 million Series B round in June 2024.