WeWork India makes senior appointments to bolster growth plans

Raghuvinder Singh Pathania, previously head of operations, has taken up a more significant position and is now the head of community and operations, India. In his new role, he will offer his expertise for building operations management, profit per...

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The company continues to be bullish about its growth prospects as seen with a recent round of funding of Rs. 200 crores in April 2021; this came after an initial round of funding from WeWork Global of $100 million in June 2020.
In line with its vision of focusing on long-term growth and scaling business in the wake of the new world, WeWork India has announced key strategic appointments to the India leadership team, said a statement issued today.

Raghuvinder Singh Pathania, previously head of operations, has taken up a more significant position and is now the head of community and operations, India. In his new role, he will offer his expertise for building operations management, profit performance and ensuring the best in class member experience across cities. He has also led the sustainability efforts at WeWork with the organisation committing to a plastic-free environment.

To drive value and growth in an increasingly digital world, Dharam Mehta has been brought on board as head of digital products, and will be responsible for the strategy, price, promotion and profitability of all of WeWork's digital product offerings. He will focus on the current products such as Virtual Office, On-Demand, All Access and WeWork Business Solutions and continue to innovate new digital products for the future.


“The flexible workspace industry in India has continued to show positive momentum as businesses steadily adapt to the new normal. In our endeavour to provide our members with flexible, safe and well-managed workspaces, we have ensured to bring innovative solutions combining great design, product, flexibility, hospitality and technology as the enabler for a new and innovative way of experiencing work life. I am very pleased to share that with these new leadership announcements we will strive to further enrich the experiences for our existing community and scale towards greater heights," said Karan Virwani, CEO, WeWork India.

The company continues to be bullish about its growth prospects as seen with a recent round of funding of Rs. 200 crores in April 2021; this came after an initial round of funding from WeWork Global of $100 million in June 2020.
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