Senior Correspondent, IndianRetailer.com & Retailer Magazine Jun 15, 2018 / 2 MIN READ
NEW DELHI: Jason Kothari, Chief Investment and Strategy Officer at Snapdeal.com has quit the company to join Ahmedabad-headquartered Infibeam.
He joined Snapdeal in January, 2017 and before Snapdeal, he was earlier with real estate portal Housing.
Kothari will join Infibeam as its President, leading the strategy, corporate development, international operations and investor relations functions.
“Jason joins us with a history of high-impact business and strategic leadership where he has changed their outcomes and created significant value for all stakeholders. At Infibeam, we will leverage his valuable experience to help realise our global plan and drive the next era in the company’s evolution,” Infibeam managing director Vishal Mehta said in a statement.
Kothari, a classmate of Snapdeal founder Kunal Bahl at Wharton School, also confirmed the move.
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According to a letter accessed by Business Standard, its present and past employees have said they plan to approach the Prime Minister soon in the hope of stopping the sale of the mobile wallet FreeCharge to Axis Bank.
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