WhatsApp Pay’s India head Vinay Choletti quits within 4 months

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The leadership exodus at Meta India continues, with WhatsApp Pay’s India head Vinay Choletti resigning just four months after being promoted to the position.

Manesh Mahatme, the then-India head of WhatsApp Pay, left the company in September to join Amazon. Choletti announced his departure from WhatsApp Pay in a LinkedIn post on Tuesday (December 13). Manesh Mahatme, the head of WhatsApp Pay in India, resigned from his position in September. Meta India has seen several high-profile departures in recent months, including its CEO, Ajit Mohan.

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WhatsApp Pay’s India head Vinay Choletti quits within 4 months

The leadership exodus at Meta India continues, with WhatsApp Pay’s India head Vinay Choletti resigning just four months after being promoted to the position.

Manesh Mahatme, the then-India head of WhatsApp Pay, left the company in September to join Amazon. Choletti announced his departure from WhatsApp Pay in a LinkedIn post on Tuesday (December 13). Manesh Mahatme, the head of WhatsApp Pay in India, resigned from his position in September. Meta India has seen several high-profile departures in recent months, including its CEO, Ajit Mohan.

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