David Grover has left his post as Group CEO of Saudi mega-developer Roshn, according to the executive’s own LinkedIn page.
According to Grover’s LinkedIn page, he now lists his current position as ‘Ex Roshn / PIF,’ as of April 2024.
Grover was appointed as the Group CEO of Roshn in 2020 and has overseen the firm’s massive real estate development plans in the kingdom. Throughout his tenure, Roshn has focused on increasing homeownership rates, improving living standards in Saudi Arabia, and reinventing the communities of the future.
Roshn is backed by the Public Investment Fund and is one pillar of Saudi Arabia’s ambitious Vision 2030 plan, which aims to transform the kingdom’s economy and prepare it for a post-hydrocarbon future. As part of the plan, Roshn aims to help the kingdom hit 70 percent home ownership and is creating vast suburbs for over 2.2 million people in total. Earlier this month, Roshn announced ALMANAR, its fifth integrated mixed-use community and its first venture in Makkah, which will provide 4,149 residential units that will house over 17,000 people on a footprint of 2.5 million square meters.
Prior to his role at Roshn, Grover served as the Board Director of Mace Group in the UK. His LinkedIn currently reads “Globally recognised Real Estate Leader.”
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