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Twitter ropes in Network18 Digital CEO Manish Maheshwari as India MD

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Twitter has appointed as Managing Director for India. Based out of Delhi, Maheshwari will report to Maya Hari, Twitter's Vice President and Managing Director of Asia Pacific.

In this role, Twitter said that Manish will be responsible for driving an integrated business strategy to accelerate its audience and revenue growth in India, overseeing 's teams in Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru.

Twitter said that under Maheshwari's leadership, the various teams in India will continue to work closely to drive conversations and audience engagement on the platform, while continuing to forge partnerships with brands, agencies and publishers, to connect with the most relevant, receptive and influential audiences on Twitter.

Maheshwari is taking over from Balaji Krish, who has been leading the Twitter India team in the interim for the past few months. The company said Krish will be returning to our Twitter global headquarters in San Francisco to resume his role as Global Head of Revenue Strategy and Operations.

Before joining Twitter, Maheshwari was the CEO of Digital. Prior to Network18, he held various positions at Flipkart, txtWeb, Intuit, McKinsey and P&G. Maheshwari holds an MBA with honours from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.

“India is one of our fastest growing audience markets for Twitter in the world and our purpose is to serve the public conversation in India. We are thrilled to have Manish join us at this important time to take our Indian business to the next level. He has a successful track record of building strong digital businesses and leading teams in India, extensive experience working at the intersection of media and technology sectors, and a deep understanding of Indian consumer trends over the past 20 years. Under his leadership, we will continue to invest in India to empower all elements of Indian society to have a public voice to be heard through Twitter,” said Maya Hari, Vice President, Asia Pacific, Twitter.

“The future of India is digital-first and full of possibilities with the world's largest youth population and soon, the world's largest workforce. I've been a Twitter user for more than 10 years now and I'm excited to lead Twitter India now to greater heights in the country. With premium Indian content on the rise in multiple regions across the country, I believe we are scratching the surface of what's possible with Twitter in India. With our amazing teams across India, I'm bullish about the overall impact that Twitter India can create in the country and the influence of India on our global platform,” said Manish Maheshwari, Managing Director, Twitter India said.

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