WeWork India revamps its board, appointing industry experts to drive growth and sustainability. Key additions include Mahua Acharya and Anupa Rajiv Sahney as Independent Directors, alongside leadership changes with Karan Virwani as MD & CEO. The strengthened board aims to enhance governance, innovation, and WeWork India’s presence in flexible workspaces.
WeWork India has revamped its board of directors, welcoming industry experts to guide its next growth phase. With a focus on innovation, sustainability, and operational excellence, these appointments aim to bolster the company’s position as a leader in India’s flexible workspace sector.
Jitendra Mohandas Virwani, Chairman and Managing Director of Embassy Group, has transitioned to Non-Executive Chairman of WeWork India. His industry expertise will continue to shape the company’s growth strategy. Meanwhile, Karan Virwani, now Managing Director and CEO, has taken on an expanded role, steering the company toward sustainable and impactful growth.
New Expertise Joins the Board
WeWork India has brought Mahua Acharya and Anupa Rajiv Sahney as Independent Directors. Acharya, an expert in climate finance and electric mobility, and Sahney, an experienced consultant active in corporate and advisory boards, will enhance WeWork India’s sustainability efforts and corporate governance.
Adnan Ahmad, currently a board member at WeWork Inc. and senior advisor at Yardi Systems, Inc., joins WeWork India’s board, succeeding David Mayland. Additionally, Manoj Kumar Kohli transitioned to an Independent Director role on September 27, 2024, further strengthening the board’s governance structure.
Karan Virwani emphasised the importance of these appointments, stating, “Our strengthened Board brings together a diverse range of individuals with top-tier experience across critical sectors. This enhanced leadership structure positions us to drive sustainable, impactful growth across all aspects of our business as we continue to influence the future of work.”
Driving Strategic Growth in Flexible Workspaces
Since its launch in 2016, WeWork India has expanded to 61 locations across major cities, including Bengaluru, Mumbai, Chennai, Hyderabad, and Pune. The company caters to businesses of all sizes, offering premium, flexible office spaces tailored to meet diverse needs.
This leadership restructuring reflects WeWork India’s commitment to staying ahead in a competitive market. With expertise spanning real estate, technology, finance, and sustainability, the new board is set to guide the company toward innovation and long-term growth.
As the flexible workspace sector evolves, WeWork India remains at the forefront, leveraging its strengthened governance and leadership to redefine the future of workspaces.
