LinkedIn,
today announced the appointment of Nishant K. Rao as the new country manager
for India. Nishant’s appointment at LinkedIn India comes following the
promotion of former country manager, Hari V. Krishnan into a larger role as the
Managing Director of Asia- Pacific and Japan.
In his new role as the country manager for LinkedIn
India, Nishant will focus on scaling up operations and staying committed to
LinkedIn’s value proposition of connecting India’s professionals to make them
more successful and productive and helping enterprises hire, market and sell
effectively.
“With a member base of 18 million professionals, India is
one of our fastest growing markets and the largest outside of the U.S.,” said
Nishant K. Rao, Country Manager, LinkedIn India. “Indian marketers and
recruiters are fast realizing the potential of LinkedIn’s affluent member base
and are leveraging the platform for targeted and thought leadership oriented
campaigns. I am excited about the opportunity to work with the LinkedIn India
team to serve our customers and members in India.”
Prior to being appointed as LinkedIn India’s Country
Manager, Nishant was Director, Business Operations – Head of Global Sales
Strategy at LinkedIn’s headquarters in Mountain View. He has been with LinkedIn
since September 2011 and has a strong understanding of the company’s business.
Nishant
has over 10 years of industry experience with a healthy mix of sales, strategy
management and entrepreneurship. He has held leadership positions with
companies like McKinsey and ARIBA Inc. and was also one of the founding members
of Epicentre Technologies – one amongst India’s first call centers.
Nishant
holds an MBA in Strategy, Entrepreneurship, Marketing and International
Business from Massachusetts Institute of Technology and also a B.S. in Computer
Science from the University of Texas, Austin.
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