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    Ex-Google executive Pulkit Trivedi takes charge as Snap's India head
    Trivedi served as director of Google Pay's India business team (Photo credit: Snap)

    Ex-Google executive Pulkit Trivedi takes charge as Snap's India head

    By Dwaipayan Roy
    Aug 23, 2023
    12:39 pm

    What's the story

    Snap has restructured its operations in India.

    It has appointed BIT Mesra alumnus Pulkit Trivedi, as the new national head and granted local leadership more autonomy in driving growth, forging partnerships, and developing the market.

    Trivedi, who formerly served as the director of Google Pay's India business team, will now be responsible for partner support, revenue generation, and nurturing the creator community.

    The Growth, Market Development, Partnerships, Content, and Creator Ecosystem teams will report directly to him.

    Hierarchy

    Trivedi will report to Asia Pacific head Ajit Mohan

    In his new role, Trivedi will report to Ajit Mohan, Snap's Asia Pacific boss, who joined the company from Meta last year.

    Mohan expressed enthusiasm about Trivedi joining the team during this important time for Snap's growth in India and across the Asia-Pacific region.

    He believes that Trivedi's expertise in scaling businesses will help drive growth for partners and delight the expanding community of Indian Snapchatters.

    Details

    Snap experiencing rapid growth in India

    India has become a very important territory for Snap, with its monthly active user base rising to 200 million in less than two years.

    According to estimates by Wells Fargo, the company has achieved a 60% reach among the 13-24 age group in India.

    Snapchat's focus on localized features has helped it make significant inroads with the broader community, including marketers.

    Goal

    Limited internet and smartphone connectivity pose challenges

    American tech giants like Google and Meta have connected with over half a billion Indians monthly.

    However, their expansion has slowed due to challenges in reaching populations with limited smartphone and internet connectivity.

    Snap's organizational changes aim to address these challenges by empowering local leadership and accelerating investments in India to further fuel community and partner growth.

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