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At the Della Leaders Club Intellect Pop-Up in Mumbai, the property mogul who dreams big and designs bigger, the man who says, "Three Swimming Pools are a luxury, Seven is a Paradise", Boman Irani of Rustomjee and the DLC Ambassador graced us with his presence. He shines a light on the consequences of the convergence of innovation and business and his highly successful foray into Real Estate. Boman Irani built an empire by building people iconic homes which can be "counted in acres" and not square feet and brought childhood back into Mumbai by creating comfortable homes. He opens up the floor for the DLC Intellect Pop-Up to start. Boman Irani calls Founder Jimmy Mistry the “Elon Musk of India” drawing several parallels between the genius innovators. He goes on to speak about communities and how they are always there when you need them, and how important it is to be with them when they need you. His speech revolves around the subject, ‘What is a development fund platform and how it can help entrepreneurs?’ He talks about how his peers are a phone call away thanks to DLC as a community and how that helps him solve issues about which he wouldn't otherwise have people who would answer him. #BomanIrani #Rustomjee

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Boman Rustom Irani
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Rustomjee & VP Credai

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