Harry Grewal

Buckle up for the great process of Harry Grewal. The guy’s a total boss. He’s the CEO and founder of WeReno, a sick platform that’s changing how commercial renovations get done. He’s part of YC W22, so he’s legit in the startup game now, but his story is way deeper.

Harry’s been in the game for over a decade, stuff like security and real estate. He started DefenseTek Security, which crushed it with over $20 million a year, serving 800+ clients. That thing got acquired in 2020, so he definitely knows how to build something real. Before that, he studied Computer Science at York U, so he’s got tech roots.

Then he jumped into founding WeReno, which is basically the “Owner’s Rep as a Service” for commercial property projects. Think big brands like Hilton, Marriott, Starbucks, CVS, TJ Maxx, they’re all overseeing over half a billion dollars in property value. That’s no joke. The guy spotted a problem in construction, too slow, too messy, and built a platform that makes it way easier to manage these giant projects. That’s the kind of move that shows he’s got a nose for problems and the guts to fix them.

But Harry isn’t just about building, he’s also an angel investor. He chips in anywhere from 5K to 100K, backing startups that catch his eye. He’s involved in other ventures too, like eReceipt.com and ClickPad.com, so he’s always looking for the future trend.

What does this all say about him? It’s simple, Harry’s a guy who’s been through the trenches, knows how to scale, and is always chasing the next challenge. His process proves he’s here to solve real problems, build stuff that lasts, and lift others up along the way. When he saw inefficiency in construction, he jumped in, built a solution, and now he’s making a huge impact.

In short, Harry Grewal’s the real deal. A tech-savvy builder who’s crushed it in security, nailed a massive real estate play, and now is redefining how construction projects are managed. The dude’s got that entrepreneurial fire, always looking ahead, always pushing boundaries. No cap, he’s one of those guys you want to keep an eye on, because he’s just getting started.