Google vice president Caesar Sengupta is leaving the company after nearly 15 years, he told employees last week in an email. His last working day will be April 30, he said on his LinkedIn on Monday morning. In a statement, Google India said Sengupta has made a personal decision to leave the company and "start something entrepreneurial outside of Google". "After ~15 wonderful years at Google I have decided to venture out and start on a new mission. I remain very positive about Google’s future but it's time for me to see if I can ride without training wheels," Sengupta said. [embed]https://twitter.com/caesars/status/1373862921575432194[/embed] Sengupta worked on the company's digital payments and Next Billion Users initiative, and led the launch of Google Pay (then Tez) in India in 2015. As part of the NBU project, Google has rolled out Files, Datally, Camera Go,…
