2025 Year in Review | Who’s in, who’s out: the biggest executive moves in India’s tech & startup sector

Who’s in, who’s out: the biggest executive moves in India’s tech & startup sector

For India’s startup and tech sector, 2025 was a year of continued top-level churn. Companies across ecommerce, fintech and marketplaces saw leadership changes as part of business restructuring and a broader push for growth amid a buoyant public market environment for new-age companies, data shared by executive search firm Longhouse Consulting shows.

Among the prominent appointments this year was former Google Pay vice president Ambarish Kenghe’s elevation as group chief executive at stockbroking firm Angel One, which is pushing deeper into wealthtech and digital investing.

Anshuman Das, chief executive of Longhouse Consulting, said rising IPO activity among new-age companies has pushed boards to rope in senior executives to sharpen their focus on governance and leadership, while a maturing startup ecosystem has also expand
 
“This year has been a much bigger year for startups as compared to last year. There has been an overall IPO movement happening in the companies, so a lot of them have started picking up governance, leadership things far more seriously. As a result, we will find founders bringing in professional CEOs much a little bit early in the game,” Das said.
 

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