Eric Garcetti, the US envoy to India, joked that one cannot become a Chief Executive Officer (CEO) in the United States unless they are from India, hailing Indian immigrants to the country.
“The old joke was that you were unable to turn into a Chief in the US if you were Indian. Now, it’s a joke that you can’t be CEO of google Microsoft, or Starbucks in the United States if you’re not Indian. According to Garcetti, “People have come and made a big difference.”
All American Companies CEOs are From India – Eric Garcetti
In a collaboration with news office ANI, Garcetti said, “The old joke was that you were unable to turn into a President in the US on the off chance that you are Indian. Now, it’s a joke that you can’t be CEO of Google, Microsoft, or Starbucks in the United States if you’re not Indian. Visitors have made a significant contribution.
“The victories have occurred. “The US ambassador added that Indian immigrants who studied in the United States now account for more than one in ten CEOs of Fortune 500 companies.”
American Universities are Great places of Knowledge
“The communities at American universities are wonderful, the research is excellent, and the faculty are wonderful. I believe that will keep on being a driver for a youthful populace, a developing populace, and the greatest populace on the planet. It is likewise a companion of the US. These things together. I don’t see the number of understudies going in reverse in the course of our life,” he was cited as saying by news organization PTI.
Indian CEO’s In America
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IIT-Kharagpur graduate Sundar Pichai is has been driving Google’s parent organization Letter set beginning around 2019. While Microsoft President Satya Nadella was brought into the world in Hyderabad and finished his graduation from Mangalore College before moving to the US for additional examinations.
Other Indian beginning Chiefs driving major worldwide organizations incorporate Shantanu Narayen (Adobe), Arvind Krishna (IBM), Laxman Narasimhan (Starbucks), Sanjay Mehrotra (Micron) among others.