Increasing number of Indian-origins becoming CEOs impresses Elon Musk
text_fields
New Delhi: Increasing number of India origins leading the top global companies earns praise from Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk.
Alongside tech companies, some of these personalities are heading the non-tech organisations with their list likely to grow further.
Making their way to top positions, the Indian-origin people earn millions of dollars that put them among the highest paid CEOs in the US.
When the World of Statistics posted on X (formerly Twitter) the list of Indian-origin people at top companies, Musk reacted late on Saturday: “Impressive”.
His followers reacted, saying “Indians are some of the hardest working people”.
India is even the “CEO of Moon's South Pole,” a Musk follower chuckled, after the country successfully landed its Chandrayaan-3 Moon mission.
Currently, Sanjay Mehrotra is the CEO of Micron Technology; Shantanu Narayen is the CEO of Adobe; Satya Nadella is Chairman and CEO of Microsoft; Sunder Pichai is the CEO of Alphabet and Google; Jay Chaudhry is the CEO of Zscaler which is a cloud security company; Arvind Krishna is the CEO of IBM; Neal Mohan is the CEO of YouTube; and George Kurian is the CEO of NetApp, among the top tech giants.
Leena Nair broke all barriers by becoming the first ever Indian-origin global CEO of French luxury fashion house, Chanel. While Laxman Narasimhan is the CEO of Starbucks, Amrapali 'Ami' Gan became the CEO of adult entertainment platform OnlyFans (before stepping down in July this year).
Anjali Sud is the CEO of Vimeo, the online video platform and Rangarajan Raghuram is the CEO of VMware.
Meanwhile, Musk is looking forward to visiting India next year, as he plans to establish a Tesla supply chain ecosystem in the country.
IANS with superficial edits