Enterprise workspace leader Table Space announced a leadership milestone by appointing its cofounders, Karan Chopra and Kunal Mehra, as co-CEOs. The company revealed that Chopra would also serve as chairman while Mehra takes on the role of president.

This strategic leadership reshuffle comes as Table Space aims to cement its position as India’s leading enterprise workspace provider. Founded in 2017, the company specializes in delivering customized coworking solutions to a diverse client base, including industry heavyweights like Dell, EY, Shell, and AMD. According to its LinkedIn profile, Table Space caters to over 150 clients nationwide.

A Wealth of Experience at the Helm

Kunal Mehra brings an extensive enterprise management and hospitality background to his new role. A former Taj Hotels manager, Mehra has been integral to Table Space’s growth over the past five years. He also honed his skills during a six-year tenure as an associate director at JLL, a global real estate services firm.

“As we shape the future of enterprise workspaces, our focus remains on delivering growth, exceptional customer value, and strengthening Table Space’s position as one of India’s leading workspace providers,” said Kunal Mehra.

Karan Chopra, meanwhile, has a proven track record in innovation and entrepreneurship. Before co-founding Table Space, he held leadership roles in BoxofE and PurpleYo Technologies. Reflecting on the company’s journey, Karan Chopra said, “The foundation we have built over the past eight years uniquely positions us to shape the future of workspace solutions while delivering exceptional value to our customers.“

Flexible Workspaces in High Demand

The co-CEO appointment comes during significant growth in the flexible workspace sector. The post-pandemic recovery has spurred a surge in demand for cost-effective and adaptable office solutions, as enterprises navigate rising real estate costs and hybrid work models. Companies like Awfis, SmartWorks, and WeWork India have capitalized on this trend, with some launching IPOs and others gearing up for public listings.

Table Space competes in this dynamic market with players like Innov8, 91Springboard, and Awfis Space Solutions. The sector’s rapid expansion is underscored by recent funding milestones, such as Workie’s INR 13 crore ($1.5 million) equity round and SmartWorks securing INR 100 crore ($12 million) from Ananta Capital.

Positioned for the Future: Table Space Leads the Way

With seasoned leaders at the helm, Table Space is poised to disrupt India’s office space landscape further. Its focus on tailored enterprise solutions aligns with market trends, promising sustained growth in a competitive sector. As organizations increasingly turn to flexible workspaces, Table Space appears well-positioned to meet evolving demands and redefine the future of work.