In 2014, a software developer named Zenos Schmickrath, with less than $500 to his name, started a small side hustle subletting rooms in Little India to single expats looking for flexible short-term housing. In less than five years, he grew it into one of the world’s largest co-living companies, valued at over $150 million.
In this interview, Zenos shares with us the inside story of how he found his first 100 customers, turned bomb shelters into major profit centres and raised $48M from Sequoia Capital and other leading venture capital firms to make living away from home feel more like home!
When: Wednesday, September 15, at 7 PM to 8 PM
Format: Zoom call