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Keerthana Rang
Corporate Communications Lead at Uber Canada
Keerthana Rang is a seasoned corporate communications professional with a passion for community-building and simplifying technology for everyday use.
Education-wise, Keerthana studied at the Albert Campbell Collegiate Institute and pursued an Honours BA with a Major in Political Science and a Minor in International Development Studies at York University.
With an impressive array of experience, Keerthana has held key roles in various prominent organizations. She has excelled as the Corporate Communications Lead for Canada at Uber, served as the Director of Communications at Radical Ventures, and as the Associate Director of Communications at Sidewalk Labs.
Prior to her roles at Uber and Radical Ventures, Keerthana contributed her expertise as the Director of Communications and Tour for the 2018 John Tory mayoral re-election campaign and as the Senior Manager of Communications and Tour at the City of Toronto's Office of the Mayor.
Moreover, Keerthana has a diverse background, having worked as an Advisor for Social Media and Issue Management at Metrolinx, a Social Media Specialist at the Office of the Premier of Ontario, and as part of the Social Media Team for the Ontario Liberal Party.
Her early career includes roles such as Communications Intern at the Office of the Premier of Ontario, Election Readiness Intern at the Federal Liberal Party of Canada, and Operational Support Coordinator at the Canadian Tamil Youth Development Centre.
Highlights
Today is my 2 year Uberversary!
In my second year, we did some cool stuff like launch shared rides, cannabis delivery in BC, rideshare in Victoria and Kelowna, Uber Rent, Uber Carshare, teen accounts, and expanded Uber Eats to 50 new small cities. We strengthened our partnerships with MADD Canada and CNIB. And we worked through regulatory issues like new labour legislation in BC for gig workers and Mayor Chow’s arbitrary rideshare cap in Toronto.
But most importantly, I got to work with an all-star team of colleagues who are passionate and so good at what they do. I'm proud of the work we do to reimagine the way the world moves, for the better. For all the places people want to go, for all the things people want to get, and for all the ways people want to earn.
Laura Miller Jake Brockman Jonathan Hamel Yanique Williams
We just released our fifth annual Uber Eats Cravings Report! Sharing a snapshot of the most popular, most unique—and in some cases—most unusual delivery requests received over the last year.
Check out all the sweet and savoury Eats trends from 2023 below, with the full report here: https://lnkd.in/gXc9DS5P
- 🎅Santa’s midnight Eats: Traveling the world in one night is hard work, and Canadians take the task of keeping Santa fueled seriously. The most popular last-minute food orders were milk, cookies and brownies on Christmas Eve last year.
- ☃️All about that 'nog: This holiday drink tends to be a divisive treat, but Vancouverites can’t get enough. It’s the top ranking city for eggnog orders, followed by Calgary and Edmonton.
- 🙏Feelin’ tips-y: While all Canadians enjoy a reputation of being polite, some cities take it a step further. Prince George scored the top spot with the most generous tippers this year, followed by Ottawa and Halifax.
- 🍸Keeping the libations flowing: When Canadians run out of their favourite liquid spirits at their events, they turn to Uber Eats to keep their bar cart stocked. This year, vodka, beer and whisky topped the list of most popular alcohol orders.
- 🍽️Go big at home: Nothing wrong with balling out and treating yourself (and those around you) to a boujee meal every once and a while. In November 2023, a Toronto resident took the top spot for the most expensive order totaling $1,729 from Gusto 101. They ordered 20 pizzas, 30 pastas and 71 appetizers.
- 😳Giving the ick: Don’t blame the people, blame the taste buds. Some cities have been proven to be pickier than others when it comes to placing orders. The city who was the most particular about their orders was Moncton, NB.
- 🌎A world of flavours: In a country full of different cultures, Canadians have access to an array of cuisines right at their fingertips. This year’s most ordered were American, Japanese, Indian, Chinese and Italian.
Lola Kassim, Klaas Knieriem, Laura Miller, Jeremy Millard, Ryan MacIsaac, Louis Doumier, Jenny Kim, Dushyant Katragadda, Caleb Balloch, Annson T.
