OpenAI Appoints Prabhjeet Singh as Managing Director for India, Strengthening Its AI Expansion Strategy
OpenAI names Prabhjeet Singh who was former President of Uber India and South Asia, as its Managing Director for India. Sigh will join the OpenAI in September 2026 and he will report to Kiran Mani, who is Managing Director for Asia Pacific. His appointment comes as India is rapidly emerges as the strategic market for artificial intelligence and brings the vast digital user base.
OpenAI has confirmed that Prabhjeet Singh will become the its most senior executive in India and will lead the company’s overall strategy and operations in one of the world’s fastest-growing AI markets.
His appointment showcases the OpenAI’s long-term commitment to expanding its presence in the country and will supporting the country’s evolving artificial intelligence ecosystem.
Prabhjeet Singh is a seasoned business leader with the extensive experience in the India’s technology and mobility sectors.
Before joining the OpenAI, he served as the, President, Uber India and South Asia.
He is the key leader who is responsible for the Uber’s business growth and market expansion across the region.
His experience in scaling technology-driven businesses makes him as well-positioned to lead the OpenAI’s expansion in India.
India has become world’s one of the most important AI markets due to several factors.
These factors makes the India as a critical growth market for global AI companies like OpenAI.
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