Stylework Names Ankur Mehta as Chief of Staff
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Stylework Names Ankur Mehta as Chief of Staff

Stylework, one of India’s leading coworking aggregators, has appointed Ankur Mehta as its new Chief of Staff to spearhead strategic growth and international expansion. With more than 12 years of experience in innovation, corporate strategy, and startup ecosystems, Ankur’s arrival signals Stylework’s ambition as it enters its pre-Series B phase.

Ankur will lead key initiatives such as GCC integrations, long-term growth strategy, and execution of high-impact projects aligned with the company's mission of redefining the global work lifestyle. His track record includes scaling innovation hubs and enabling corporate-startup synergies across renowned institutions.

Before joining Stylework, Ankur held leadership roles across top-tier organisations. He served as Associate Director at InfoEdge Centre for Entrepreneurship at Plaksha University, led startup programs at the Adani Group, and managed strategic innovation projects at Microsoft. At T-Hub Hyderabad, he played a vital role in fostering corporate innovation during its formative years.

Commenting on the appointment, Sparsh Khandelwal, Founder & CEO of Stylework, said, “Ankur’s extensive cross-industry experience and deep understanding of innovation ecosystems make him the perfect fit as we scale our coworking aggregation model and evolve into a future-ready flex workspace brand. He will also lead our strategic hiring and sustainability efforts.”

Founded in 2016, Stylework operates in over 125 Indian cities with a team of 60+ employees. It offers coworking hubs, virtual setups, managed offices, and its proprietary SaaS-based platform—Flexboard. With a focus on zero setup cost and hybrid work integration, the company is well-positioned to capture a significant share of India’s Rs 83 billion (Rs 8,300 crore) flexible workspace market.

Stylework, one of India’s leading coworking aggregators, has appointed Ankur Mehta as its new Chief of Staff to spearhead strategic growth and international expansion. With more than 12 years of experience in innovation, corporate strategy, and startup ecosystems, Ankur’s arrival signals Stylework’s ambition as it enters its pre-Series B phase. Ankur will lead key initiatives such as GCC integrations, long-term growth strategy, and execution of high-impact projects aligned with the company's mission of redefining the global work lifestyle. His track record includes scaling innovation hubs and enabling corporate-startup synergies across renowned institutions. Before joining Stylework, Ankur held leadership roles across top-tier organisations. He served as Associate Director at InfoEdge Centre for Entrepreneurship at Plaksha University, led startup programs at the Adani Group, and managed strategic innovation projects at Microsoft. At T-Hub Hyderabad, he played a vital role in fostering corporate innovation during its formative years. Commenting on the appointment, Sparsh Khandelwal, Founder & CEO of Stylework, said, “Ankur’s extensive cross-industry experience and deep understanding of innovation ecosystems make him the perfect fit as we scale our coworking aggregation model and evolve into a future-ready flex workspace brand. He will also lead our strategic hiring and sustainability efforts.” Founded in 2016, Stylework operates in over 125 Indian cities with a team of 60+ employees. It offers coworking hubs, virtual setups, managed offices, and its proprietary SaaS-based platform—Flexboard. With a focus on zero setup cost and hybrid work integration, the company is well-positioned to capture a significant share of India’s Rs 83 billion (Rs 8,300 crore) flexible workspace market.

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