Housing.Com appoints Mani Rangarajan as CFO

Mani has been involved with several start-ups in India in advisory roles

Housing.Com appoints Mani Rangarajan as CFO
Press Trust of India New Delhi
Last Updated : Oct 18 2015 | 12:41 PM IST

Realty portal Housing.Com has appointed Mani Rangarajan as Chief Financial Officer (CFO) to strengthen its senior management team.

Mani has held executive level roles in companies such as Citigroup and Yahoo. He has also been involved with several start-ups in India in advisory roles, the SoftBank-backed portal said.

"A Silicon Valley veteran with over 20 years of experience, Mani will be responsible for driving the company's financial strategy and planning while also playing a key role on the senior management team," a company statement said.

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Housing.Com, which was founded in 2012, has made some major appointments at senior level after its board on July 1 this year sacked co-founder and then CEO Rahul Yadav.

Rishabh Gupta was appointed interim CEO in July, while Jason Kothari was appointed as the Chief Business Officer in August to drive the company's growth in India. In September, Housing.Com appointed Keerthi Kiran as Vice President, New Real Estate Projects.

"As an ambitious company that's evolving and growing, Housing.Com's endeavour is to continually strengthen its senior management team. Mani brings with him, a rich and varied global finance and operational experience, which I believe will add significant value to the company and help steer our future strategy," company's interim CEO and COO Rishabh Gupta said.

Mani holds an MBA from the Stanford University's Graduate School of Business, a PGDM from IIM Kolkota and is also a Cost & Works Accountant, Mumbai-based Housing.Com said.

"In the short time since its inception, the company has already achieved many milestones both in terms of scale as well as innovation," Rangarajan said on his appointment.

With presence in 50 cities and employing about 2,500 people, Housing.Com provides independently verified listings of homes. It has raised over USD 100 million from investors, including Softbank.
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First Published: Oct 18 2015 | 12:02 PM IST

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