Surojit Chatterjee Steps Down as Independent Director of Meesho

Meesho announces the resignation of Surojit Chatterjee from its Board of Directors effective October 16, 2026, citing personal commitments.

Meesho Limited has announced that Surojit Chatterjee has resigned from his position as Non Executive Independent Director of the company, effective October 16, 2026. His resignation comes due to personal commitments, marking a change in the company’s board composition.

Chatterjee is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Ema Unlimited, a company focused on developing an enterprise artificial intelligence platform. He brings extensive experience in technology, product development and business leadership, having held senior positions at several prominent global technology companies.

Before establishing Ema Unlimited, Chatterjee served as Chief Product Officer at Coinbase, where he contributed to the company’s public listing and helped expand its revenue and user base. He previously worked as Vice President of Product Management at Google Shopping, where he played a key role in tripling revenue. During his tenure at Google, he also established and expanded the Mobile Ads business into a significant revenue generating operation.

Earlier in his career, Chatterjee led product management at Flipkart, contributing to a twofold increase in the company’s gross merchandise value. He also held technical and product leadership roles at Symantec, Oracle and IBM. Beyond his corporate responsibilities, he is an active angel investor with investments in companies including Udemy and Palantir.

Chatterjee holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from the MIT Sloan School of Management, specialising in entrepreneurship, marketing and finance. He also earned a Master of Science in Computer Science from the University at Buffalo and a Bachelor of Technology with Honours in Computer Science and Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kharagpur. During his academic years at IIT Kharagpur, he served as President of the Computer Society and won the university chess championship.