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    Jessie Paul quits Wipro to start own venture
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    When contacted by ET on the development and who will run the CMO function, Suresh Vaswani, joint CEO, Wipro Technologies, said: "I’m not commenting on anything at present. It’s a Wipro policy not to talk on management exits." Ms Paul’s resignation was accepted on Monday and she will continue with Wipro till January 8. Full Article at Times of India
    I’m not commenting on anything at present. It’s a Wipro policy not to talk on management exits.
    SOURCE: Times of India 2 weeks ago
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Jessie Paul quits Wipro to start own venture
  1. The book writing experience taught me I could do a whole bunch of other things. That lead me to marketing for early stage companies, a venture I can’t undertake at Wipro as there will be a conflict of interest.
    SOURCE: Times of India 2 weeks ago
  2. They are very ambitious people who do not see growth for themselves in companies they are working at. That could spur the shift to become an entrepreneur.
    SOURCE: Times of India 2 weeks ago

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