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Madhu Kannan, former business development officer at Tata Sons joined Uber as Chief Business Officer, the company announced on Thursday.
<blockquote>“As a key member of Uber’s regional leadership team, Madhu will be responsible for growing Uber’s business in India as well as across new emerging markets in the Asia Pacific region, through strategic partnerships and investment opportunities,” Uber said.
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<blockquote data-lang="en">Guess who’s driving a whole new growth story for Uber? Meet our new Chief Business Officer - Madhu Kannan <a href="https://t.co/sQQrvsKYn4">https://t.co/sQQrvsKYn4</a> <a href="https://t.co/2D9Sn3tcUj">pic.twitter.com/2D9Sn3tcUj</a>
— Uber India (@Uber_India) <a href="https://twitter.com/Uber_India/status/827098362025541632">February 2, 2017</a></blockquote>
<script async="" src="//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>In mid-January, Kannan said that he was open to ‘exploring opportunities in India and abroad.’
Kannan had resigned from Tata Sons after the board replaced Mistry as its chairman on October 24 2016. He also aided Mistry in his fight against the Tatas, who claimed to have removed him illegally.   
The 42 year old business man was also the former CEO of Bombay Stock Exchange.
Kannan had also worked as Managing Director at both Merrill Lynch and NYSE Group, where his roles involved business development.
<blockquote>Eric Alexander, President of Business, Asia Pacific, shared, “We’re excited to have Madhu join Uber. With his background and experience in India and Asian emerging markets, his appointment reinforces our commitment to continue to invest and grow our presence and unlock the full potential of ridesharing in the region.”
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Madhu Kannan, former business development officer at Tata Sons joined Uber as Chief Business Officer, the company announced on Thursday.“As a key member of Uber’s regional leadership team, Madhu will be responsible for growing Uber’s business in India as well as across new emerging markets in the Asia Pacific region, through strategic partnerships and investment opportunities,” Uber said.Guess who’s driving a whole new growth story for Uber? Meet our new Chief Business Officer - Madhu Kannan https://t.co/sQQrvsKYn4 pic.twitter.com/2D9Sn3tcUj— Uber India (@Uber_India) February 2, 2017In mid-January, Kannan said that he was open to ‘exploring opportunities in India and abroad.’Kannan had resigned from Tata Sons after the board replaced Mistry as its chairman on October 24 2016. He also aided Mistry in his fight against the Tatas, who claimed to have removed him illegally.   The 42 year old business man was also the former CEO of Bombay Stock Exchange.Kannan had also worked as Managing Director at both Merrill Lynch and NYSE Group, where his roles involved business development.Eric Alexander, President of Business, Asia Pacific, shared, “We’re excited to have Madhu join Uber. With his background and experience in India and Asian emerging markets, his appointment reinforces our commitment to continue to invest and grow our presence and unlock the full potential of ridesharing in the region.”

Tata Sons&#039; Madhu Kannan joins Uber

Tata Sons' Madhu Kannan joins Uber

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Madhu Kannan, former business development officer at Tata Sons joined Uber as Chief Business Officer, the company announced on Thursday. “As a key member of Uber’s regional leadership team, Madhu will be responsible for growing Uber’s business in India as well as across new emerging markets in the Asia Pacific region, through strategic partnerships and investment opportunities,” Uber said. Guess who’s driving a whole new growth story for Uber? Meet our new Chief Business Officer - Madhu Kannan https://t.co/sQQrvsKYn4 pic.twitter.com/2D9Sn3tcUj — Uber India (@Uber_India) February 2, 2017 In mid-January, Kannan said that he was open to ‘exploring opportunities in India and abroad.’ Kannan had resigned from Tata Sons after the board replaced Mistry as its chairman on October 24 2016. He also aided Mistry in his fight against the Tatas, who claimed to have removed him illegally.    The 42 year old business man was also the former CEO of Bombay Stock Exchange. Kannan had also worked as Managing Director at both Merrill Lynch and NYSE Group, where his roles involved business development. Eric Alexander, President of Business, Asia Pacific, shared, “We’re excited to have Madhu join Uber. With his background and experience in India and Asian emerging markets, his appointment reinforces our commitment to continue to invest and grow our presence and unlock the full potential of ridesharing in the region.”