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Chargebee’s senior executives operate from four continents

Supriya Roy

February 28, 2022 | 4 Min Read

The unicorn’s 1,000-plus workforce features 17 nationalities and the employees are spread across 21 time zones, which means managing teams is a constant challenge

Chargebee, a subscription billing and revenue management platform, has been bolstering its leadership ranks for three and a half years. The efforts are driven by a focus on expanding the product portfolio and aligning teams in various corners of the world.

The unicorn, founded in 2011, has senior executives in four continents. Overall, it has more than 1,000 employees. About 80% are based in India and the rest in the US, Europe and Australia, where it set up an office and a data centre last December.

The workforce has grown 10X in five years and 2X over the past year, and there are plans to hire at least 500 more people in the coming months.

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