Magenta Mobility appoints Shashank Sathe as Chief Technology Officer
In his new leadership position as CTO at Magenta Mobility, Shashank will spearhead the development and optimisation of cutting-edge technologies.
Magenta Mobility, an integrated electric mobility solutions provider, has announced the appointment of Shashank Sathe as its new Chief Technology Officer (CTO). Sathe’s expertise will be instrumental in driving technological innovation within the organisation.
Sathe comes with a work experience of more than 28 years in the technology domain, with a proven track record at companies like Bajaj Capital, Edelweiss, and recently as CTO at MCX.
In his new leadership position as CTO at Magenta Mobility, Shashank will spearhead the development and optimisation of cutting-edge technologies.
Maxson Lewis, Founder and MD of Magenta Mobility, said, “Shashank is widely recognised for his expertise in optimising technology and delivering innovative solutions. His hands-on experience will significantly benefit our technology team, and his leadership and business acumen will chart the next phase of growth for Magenta Mobility.”
Sathe said that he looked forward to leveraging his experience to drive technological innovation within the organisation, and create unparalleled solutions for both customers and driver partners. India. I look forward to leveraging my experience to drive technological innovation within the
Earlier last month, the company raised US$ 22 million from bp Ventures and Morgan Stanley India Infrastructure.
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