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Manoj Chugh quits Cisco

NEW DELHI JUNE 25. Manoj Chugh, President, India and SAARC, Cisco Systems, a global networking solutions company has resigned after a three-year stint in the company. According to sources, Mr. Chugh resigned due to personal reasons.

The Indian and SAARC operations would now be looked after by Owen Chan, Vice President, Asia Pacific, Cisco Systems till a new president is appointed within the next six to eight weeks.

Cisco is India's largest newtworking player with an expected turnover in excess of Rs. 1,100 crores in 2002-03, they said. — PTI

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