Caesar Sengupta, one of top Google execs, is leaving the company
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Caesar Sengupta, who was leading Google's payments service and working on future products for the Next Billion Users, has announced his exit from the company.
Caesar Sengupta, part of Google since 2006, is parting ways with the company to work on a new venture. Announcing his exit, Sengupta wrote on Twitter, "After ~15 wonderful yrs @Google, I'm stepping into the outside world on a new journey. I leave, heart full of gratitude, joy and many deep friendships. @sundarpichai and many many Google friends." Caesar Sengupta was the main person behind Google Pay success and was also working on new products that would cater to the new internet users. He held the position of General Manager and VP, Payments and Next Billion Users. In a LinkedIn post, Sengupta has shared the email he sent to colleagues at Google. He wrote, "After ~15 wonderful years at Google, I have decided to venture out and start on a new mission. I remain very positive about Google's future but it's time for me to see if I can ride without training wheels. [....] I leave Google, heart full of gratitude, joy and many many deep friendships. Am uncomfortably excited about the future. Wish me luck!"
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