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Indian-American Neal Mohan is the new CEO of YouTube check details

Indian-American Neal Mohan is the new CEO of YouTube

Indian-American Neal Mohan is the new CEO of YouTube check details

Indian-American Neal Mohan will be the new CEO of YouTube. Susan Wojcicki announced in a blog post that she will be stepping down from her role after leading the company for nine years and that Neal Mohan will take over. Mohan, a Stanford graduate who has worked with Microsoft and has been with Google since 2008 will be the new SVP and new head of YouTube. Mohan has also been working as YouTube's Chief Product Officer since 2015.

India Inc is working with the government to vaccinate their employees in order to avert more lockdown, a survey conducted by the Confederation of Indian Industry showed. The industry body polled 710 CEOs and senior leaders across manufacturing and service sectors.
93% of the respondents feel that a more stringent implementation of safety norms would be a better alternative to the imposition of a partial lockdown. Almost all of these respondents have indicated that their firm is equipped and well prepared for implementation of stricter health and safety protocols.
A major share of the respondents (67%) have indicated that they are working with the government for mass vaccination of eligible workforce.&nbsp;More than half are stocking raw material and nearly a third of the firms are accommodating labor force within the factory to avoid night curfew.

Stringent safety norms better than lockdowns: Indian CEOs

India Inc is working with the government to vaccinate their employees in order to avert more lockdown, a survey conducted by the Confederation of Indian Industry showed. The industry body polled 710 CEOs and senior leaders across manufacturing and service sectors.
93% of the respondents feel that a more stringent implementation of safety norms would be a better alternative to the imposition of a partial lockdown. Almost all of these respondents have indicated that their firm is equipped and well prepared for implementation of stricter health and safety protocols.
A major share of the respondents (67%) have indicated that they are working with the government for mass vaccination of eligible workforce.&nbsp;More than half are stocking raw material and nearly a third of the firms are accommodating labor force within the factory to avoid night curfew.

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