Mahi is an expression of my gratitude to my industry and respect towards my country . I have cherished every realty moment of my journey from 1991 to 2021. However, when it comes to women leaders there’s a permanent famine even three decades later . The prejudices and concerns among qualified women have to be eased , through support and knowledge sharing. Providing a conducive environment to help them reach their full potential and achieve their dreams is my aspiration. Let’s roar and soar together. The Mahi way.

Mahi is a calling. A calling for women across the nation to claim their space in leadership and decision making. Mahi is a flagbearer of Leadership and Enterpreneurship, for women, by women and of women leaders in real estate.

It’s estimated that women entrepreneurs in India is about 13.5 million but we can actually count women in the real estate sector on our fingertips. Mahi aspires to be the wind beneath the wings of its members and make them soar higher in larger numbers.

Real estate is a tough field. There is no short cut to success here. And increasingly women are taking up the challenge. I worked in this field for decades, mostly among men. It is a pleasure to see young women confidently coming up in branches of real estate as complex as finance, legal and even operations. Women bring that special zing because of their inherent ability to think and work laterally. And with Mahi that troupe of committed women are helping each other race to the top. The future certainly looks very bright!

When Women thrive, all of society benefits, and succeeding generations are given a better start in life.” This quote from Kofi Annan, A Nobel Prize winner, holds true for every nation, city, society , Industry and real estate is no different. Recognising this, Mahi was established to promote a more inclusive and diverse real estate sector that will mark an important step to rebuild eroding faith in this sector.