Flipkart COO Nitin Seth resigns citing personal reasons

May 31, 2017 13:15

Flipkart Chief Operating Officer (COO) Nitin Seth has put down his papers, says News18.

Seth was at the helm of logistics unit Ekart and corporate functions such as human resources and strategy. He has quit citing personal reasons, adds the report.

This comes at a time when Indian e-comerce major Flipkart is in talks to take over rival company Snapdeal in a major acquisition.

Nitin Seth had joined as chief people officer only in February 2016 and seen Flipkart witness multiple management restructurings. He was first promoted to the position of Chief Administrative Officer halfway through 2016 after which he began handling strategies and corporate functions for the firm.

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