Manoj Menda
Manoj Menda (born 7th, Jan 1968) is an Indian businessman, real estate developer and Co-owner of RMZ Corp.[1]
He is an alumnus of Rochester Institute of technology, New York. The Wall Street Journal includes Manoj Menda among the 'World's 100 Most Influential Business Leaders.[2]
He is one of the Governors for Infrastructure and Urban Development by World Economic Forum.[3]
Early life and career[edit]
Manoj Menda was born on 7th, Jan 1968 in Bangalore, India to Arjun and Asha Menda. He completed his early schooling from St. Josephs European High School, Bangalore and then went on to study civil engineering in BMS College of Engineering where he graduated achieving a gold medal for his academic excellence in the batch of 1990'. In 1992, he completed his MBA in Finance from Rochester Institute of Technology. Upon completion of his education, Manoj worked with his family-business, K Raheja Group, that was founded by his grandfather Lachmandas Raheja in 1956, as a third-generation leader. The group split in 1996, upon which each third-generation leader formed their businesses.[4][5]
Philanthropy[edit]
In 2015, his wife, Anu Menda, and he established the RMZ Foundation, a non-government organisation, to promote the well-being of humanity throughout the country. The Foundation works towards four focus areas - Sustainability, Urban Innovations, Resilient Communities and Art.[6]
Memberships[edit]
Manoj Menda is the member of World Economic Forum[7] and CEO Council of The Wall Street Journal.[8] He is also the member of Urban Land Institute[9] and advisory board of Global Real Estate Institute.[10]
In 2002, Menda along with his brother Raj founded RMZ Corp. and built a B2B model of building real estate solutions for the enterprises. With the booming of offshoring and outsourcing to India, he focused his efforts on working with only large Fortune 500 companies to not only build a product but provide to them a solution.[11][12]
References[edit]
- ↑ "RMZ Corp divests 18% of their real assets worth USD 2 Billion to Brookfield". Hindustan Times. 7 December 2020.
- ↑ "Forthright conversations with goal-oriented business leaders". WSJ CEO Council.
- ↑ "Infrastructure & Urban Development Governors Meeting" (PDF). Weforum.
- ↑ Mohapatra, Debasis (26 November 2018). "Here's why Menda brothers' RMZ Corp is set to enter its next growth phase". Business Standard India.
- ↑ "India's Biggest-ever Property Deal: Bengaluru-headquartered RMZ Corp Sells Assets Worth $2 Billion To Brookfield". Moneycontrol.
- ↑ "RMZ Foundation". www.rmzfoundation.org/.
- ↑ "Manoj Menda". World Economic Forum.
- ↑ "CEO Council Members". Wall Street Journal. 20 November 2017.
- ↑ "urbanup – UrbanUp". Urbanup.
- ↑ "GRI Club Real Estate - India". www.griclub.org.
- ↑ Kurian, Boby; Apr 16, Avik Das / TNN / Updated. "RMZ buys $1 billion shares back, blocks Embassy - Times of India". The Times of India.
- ↑ "Three Bengaluru realtors in top-10 rich list". Bangalore Mirror.
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