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Lenin Rajendran

Founder

Former Growth Chapter - First Cohort at Folklore Ventures

Perth, Western Australia, Australia

FoundedHola Health

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Experience

  1. HolaCo-Founder & CEOcurrent2020 — presentAustralia
  2. Folklore VenturesGrowth Chapter - First Cohort2022Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
  3. BHPLead Maintenance - Operations Services2019 — 2020Australia
  4. Infosys ConsultingLead Consultant (Client - BHP)2018 — 2019Australia
  5. ZouseCo-founder & CEO2015 — 2018Chennai Area, India

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Revenue & Profit GrowthGrowth Strategies

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Lenin Rajendran?
Co-founder & Chief Executive Officer at Hola
Where does Lenin Rajendran work?
Lenin Rajendran is Co-founder & Chief Executive Officer of Hola Health.
What companies did Lenin Rajendran found?
Lenin Rajendran founded Hola Health.
Where did Lenin Rajendran go to school?
Lenin Rajendran studied at AGSM @ UNSW Business School (Master of Business Administration (MBA), Strategic Management); Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad (Post graduate diploma in management, Exchange Program).

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