IDG Ventures India Seeks CEO For A Software Startup

Probably for lack of interesting startups in the country, VC funds are these days conceiving business plans themselves and looking for managers to run the ventures. IDG Ventures India is seeking a top-end software executive as CEO for a startup it has conceived and funded in the managed security services space. Sudhir Sethi, Managing Partner of IDG Ventures India, has put out a post on his LinkedIn account for the same. Techgigger has more details.

Hat tip to VC Circle reader Pukhraj Singh. He writes in: "It's a services-based company. This could be really interesting as only a few big outsourcing players had ventured into managed security services space, but due to the confidentiality and legal issues surrounding this industry, things didn't work out well. Outsourcing security has been under a constant debate and is considered to be lagging behind the mainstream security market by 3-4 years. Would be interesting to see how they work all this out and cap on the opportunity."

By the way, the job details are here:

--Build leadership position in a global service niche play for managed security services

--Achieve revenue of $100 million in 6 years with a PAT of 20%

--Build ecosystem for innovators, application developers, and developer community and solution providers

--CEO will report to board

--Interact extensively with the board in ascertaining and in many ways evolving the business plans

--An engineer-MBA from a reputed institute would be the education background

--Attractive compensation plus significant options

--Location: Bangalore

--Targeted joining date is Oct 2007

Apply here.

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