giridevanur

Mr. Giri Devanur is a Serial Tech entrepreneur, from India, who is currently based in the US. Born in a small town called Chikmagalur, Karnataka, India Giri went later went on to ring the Nasdaq Stock Market Closing Bell in New York City. Giri holds a Master of Science (MS), in Technology Management • from Columbia University in the City of New York, and Executive Education from Harvard Law School, and an Executive Education in Innovation at MIT in Computer Science. He was a mentor of – the Executive Master Program-Columbia University. He is an E&Y Entrepreneur of the year award winner and has successfully completed the Nasdaq IPO of AMRH (Ameri100.com). He has helped raise multiple rounds of capital, executed M&A. Giri Devanur is currently the CEO & founder of ReAlpha Tech Corp.

How reAlpha’s AI Scaled Technology is Revolutionizing Short-Term Rental Market

Short-term rental platforms like Airbnb and VRBO have revolutionized the travel industry, providing travelers with a more personalized and affordable lodging option. However, there have been claims that these platforms are deceptive, with hosts using fake photos and reviews to lure in unsuspecting guests. So, the question arises: are short-term rental platforms deceptive? The answer

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ReAlpha plans to spend $1.5B to buy short-term rental homes

ReAlpha plans to spend $1.5B to buy short-term rental homes

Invigorated by Airbnb’s success, more investors are entering the short-term rental market. Ohio-based asset management company ReAlpha plans to spend as much as $1.5 billion to buy short-term rentals, Bloomberg News reported. The amount is enough to purchase about 5,000 homes, Giri Devanur, the company’s CEO, told the outlet. Over the past decade, a herd

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Trends That Will Emerge During The Transition From B.C. To A.D.

People around the world know what the traditional terms B.C. and A.D. are. A.D. comes from the Latin phrase “anno domini,” meaning, “in the year of our Lord.” B.C. stands for “Before Christ.” However, B.C. and A.D. can now take on different meanings for corporations: “before the coronavirus” (the virus that causes COVID-19) and “after

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“Who” beats all

The Importance Of Asking ‘Who’ Questions A couple of years ago, I wrote a book called Nothing to Nasdaq. The main thesis was a framework Dr. Art Langer and I developed at Columbia University. Based on this framework, we had come up with a seven-character initialism of SNSNSFTP (strategy, negotiations, sales, networking, finance, technology and people).

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