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Carmakers Audi, BMW, Ford bring younger CEOs to driving seat

The youngest in the new lot is Rahil Ansari, 38, who is heading Audi in India since February

Carmakers bring younger CEOs to driving seat
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Ajay Modi New Delhi
Global car brands appear to be reposing faith in young leaders as they prepare to grow their presence in India, one of the world’s fastest-growing and the fifth-largest car market. 

Three prominent global car brands — Audi, BMW and Ford — saw a change of guard at their India operations this calendar year. In all these cases, the age of incoming chief operating officer (CEO) is significantly lower to the outgoing person.

The youngest in the new lot is Rahil Ansari, 38, who is heading Audi in India since February. Ansari has worked for about 13 years with the German

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