INFRAMANTRA's Women Leaders Shine at Economic Times Women Conclave 2025

Gurugram-based property firm INFRAMANTRA celebrated a double victory at the Economic Times Women Conclave 2025, as Prerna Sharma and Tanvi Tiwari received awards for their leadership in branding and business development. The company is a leader in property consulting, fostering women's empowerment and strategic growth.

INFRAMANTRA, a prominent property consulting firm based in Gurugram, celebrated its achievements at the Economic Times Women Conclave 2025, where two influential women from its leadership team were awarded for their exceptional contributions. Prerna Sharma, the Branding & Marketing Head, and Tanvi Tiwari, the Head of Business Development, were recognized for their leadership in branding, marketing, and business growth. Within eight years, INFRAMANTRA has become a leading player in the property consulting sector, closing sales worth Rs 1000 crore in FY 2023 and partnering with over 100 developers nationwide.

Shiwang Suraj and Garvit Tiwari, the founders of INFRAMANTRA, lauded the accomplishments of Sharma and Tiwari, highlighting their leadership skills as inspirational to others aspiring to succeed against the odds. 'Empowering women employees and providing them platforms is a priority for us,' said the founders. Prerna Sharma, praised for her innovative branding strategies and impactful campaigns, emphasized the importance of recognizing women's skills beyond gender. She dedicated her award to the women at INFRAMANTRA, who strive to fulfill homebuyers' aspirations.

Meanwhile, Tanvi Tiwari has been pivotal in driving INFRAMANTRA's strategic growth and fostering innovative business relationships. Celebrating the company's milestone of Rs 1000 crore sales and ambitious future targets, she stressed women's critical roles in leading business verticals and inspiring future generations to aim high. Founded in 2017, INFRAMANTRA emphasizes customer-centricity and personalized service, building a foundation of trust and reliability. Its rapid growth and success, evidenced by partnerships with 70+ developers, highlight the importance of women's empowerment in business and leadership.

(With inputs from agencies.)