Indian Startups24mo
by PeppyHamsterSoftware Developer
"Fresh" exits
CHRO and CMO at Freshworks have been shown the door. Employees were informed last evening. Surprised it's not out yet in public yet.
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Freshworks’ Chief Product Officer Prakash Ramamurthy Resigns Amid Management Rejig
- Prakash Ramamurthy, Chief Product Officer of Freshworks, has resigned to pursue another professional opportunity.
- He will assist the newly appointed CEO, Dennis Woodside, until October 1 to ensure a smooth transition.
- Chief Financial Officer Tyler Sloat will take on the additional role of Chief Operating Officer.
- The company has also hired Philippa Lawrence as Chief Accounting Officer.
- This resignation follows a series of management changes, including the appointment of Mika Yamamoto as Chief Customer and Marketing Officer and the departure of CTO Shan Krishnaswamy.
Source: Moneycontrol
11mo ago
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If a CEO is being replaced, expect layoffs soon. Speaking from experience (at Gojek)
Not a good thing for FW. Culture has gone downhill already, and this will further accelerate the change.
This is just insane. Totally saw it coming, but still crazy!
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