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YMWREA holds June monthly luncheon, Sarva of Knotel is guest speaker

Shown standing (from left) are: Craig Waggner of CW, Jessica Kanfer of The Office Group, Justin Huebener of Rockefeller Group, Laura Jackson of FTI Consulting, Alex Kaskel of ABS, and Darell Handler of Handler Organization. Shown seated (from left) are: Camille McGratty of Silverstein, Amol Sarva of Knotel, and Alex Budd of RXR.

Manhattan, NY On June 12th, YMWREA hosted its June luncheon. The guest speaker was Amol Sarva, co-founder and CEO of Knotel.

Sarva spoke to a packed room about his professional journey that lead to the real estate business, as well as Knotel’s business model and what makes it different from other providers. He detailed his vision for the company and how/why it will continue to grow at a rapid pace.

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