Ends nine-year stint with the brand
Manu Kumar Jain, global vice president, Xiaomi, has announced he is exiting the company, through a LinkedIn post.
Jain joined Xiaomi in 2014 to launch its Indian operations after being co-founder at Jabong. In 2017, he was elevated as global vice president.
He has also worked with McKinsey and Company, and has been on the board of WorkIndia, Zest Money and Hungama.
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