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Ravi Venkatesan 9th March 2015 0 Views

A Call to Action By Ravi Venkatesan It is one thing to thrive in the chaos called India, but by not correcting this condition of dishevelment, India will never succeed in realizing her potential. “Companies that have done spectacularly well in India such as Suzuki, Unilever, JCB, Cummins, Nokia, Standard Chartered, Hyundai or Schneider Electric ...

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Mr. Ravi Venkatesan is a Venture Partner at Unitus Seed Fund LLC since 2013. Mr. Venkatesan served as the Chairman, Corporate Vice President and General Manager of Microsoft Corporation (India) Pvt. Ltd until February 2011. Between 2004 and 2011, he helped build India into Microsoft’s second-largest presence in the world, one of its fastest growing markets, and one of the country’s most respected companies and best employers. Mr. Venkatesan served Vice President of India Division at Cummins Inc., since January 2003.

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