Google names former Microsoft India MD as new India chief
(Reuters) - Google has appointed Rajan Anandan, previously managing director of Microsoft's India unit, as head of its India operations effective immediately.
Anandan will take over from Shailesh Rao, Google said in a statement.
Rao, who was earlier handling dual roles -- one as India operations head and the other as managing director of media and platform sales for Japan and Asia-Pacific, will now handle the latter role full-time, the company added.
"India is an important growth country for Google," President of Google's Japan and Asia-Pacific Operations Daniel Alegre said in a statement.
"With Internet users growing at 50 percent year-on-year, a strong leadership team will ensure that Google captures this tremendous opportunity," he said.
(Reporting by Bharghavi Nagaraju;)
Credit: Reuters (www.reuters.com)
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