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Amazon names veteran Samir Kumar
5 Things to Know About Amazon India's Incoming Country Head: Samir Kumar
Samir Kumar will face stiff competition from local e-commerce and quick commerce giants with regulatory challenges
Amazon names veteran Samir Kumar as new India head
Amazon.com named 25-year veteran Samir Kumar as its new India head on Wednesday, replacing Manish Tiwary who stepped down after an eight-year stint last month.
Who is Samir Kumar? 25-year Amazon veteran to lead e-commerce company's India operations
Amazon India has appointed Samir Kumar as its new head, effective October 1, 2024. A 25-year company veteran, Kumar takes over from Manish Tiwary, who is stepping down after leading the Indian business for over eight years.
Who Is Samir Kumar? Amazon's New India Head To Take Over From October 1
Amazon has appointed Samir Kumar as India head. The role will be in addition to his current role of leading Amazon’s businesses in the Middle East, South Africa and Turkey.
Amazon India veteran Samir Kumar to take over as its head of India consumer business
Mumbai: Samir Kumar, who has been with Amazon for 25 years, will take over as head of its India consumer business following the resignation of Manish Tiwary, the company announced on Wednesday.
Amazon announces Samir Kumar taking on responsibility to lead India as country manager
Kumar is working closely with Manish Tiwary on the transition, and will assume operational responsibilities for India starting October 1
Samir Kumar Is Amazon India's New Country Manager
Amazon India is set to undergo a significant leadership change with Samir Kumar, an executive with over two decades of experience at the company, stepping into the role of country manager on October 1.
Amazon veteran Samir Kumar to replace Manish Tiwary as India head
Samir Kumar, an Amazon veteran, will replace Manish Tiwary as the country manager for India starting October 1. Kumar, who has been with Amazon since 1999, will also continue to lead Amazons consumer businesses in the Middle East,
Samir Kumar to take over as country Manager of Amazon India
Manish Tiwary, the current country manager for Amazon India, has decided to explore an opportunity outside Amazon.
Amazon veteran Samir Kumar to replace Manish Tiwary as head of India ops
Kumar, who joined Amazon in 1999, was part of the original team that planned and launched Amazon.in (Amazon India) in 2013
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Amazon appoints Samir Kumar, 25-year company veteran as India country manager
Amazon has appointed
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Amazon taps long-time exec to lead India business as competition intensifies
Amazon has named long-time executive Samir Kumar as the new head of its India consumer business, a month after its domestic ...
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