Doorstead Adds Star Talent From Opendoor, Uber, Expedia, and WeWork to Accelerate Company Growth to Meet Growing Demand
Summary
SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Doorstead (“Opendoor for Rentals”), an operations-technology company, today announced a slew of new hires and new advisors as it helps protect property owners amid uncertain times. “We started Doorstead to eliminate unnecessary vacancies for property owners while being fair and just to our tenants and vendor partners, and we cannot retreat from that mission just because the market has shifted,” said Jennifer Bronzo, COO and co-founder. We are proud to offer stability to the Bay Area housing market, and we have brought on a world-class team to help us grow to meet demand.” While some startups in the property management space have struggled to pay rental liabilities in the last few months, Doorstead has doubled down on its upfront guarantee leveraging its patent-pending dynamic pricing model that allows it to adapt to tenant demand. To accommodate the surging demand for its services and scale efficiently, Doorstead has brought on a number of seasoned technology executives, team members, and advisors. • Andy Szybalski, founding team member and former senior director of product design at Uber Eats, joined Doorstead’s advisory board.