Group CEO Larry Page restructures Google leadership
Just a few days after taking office, Google's new CEO, Larry Page, is overhauling the company's top management structure. The goal of the restructuring is to allow the individual divisions to operate more independently.
In the new structure, six division heads hold the rank of Senior Vice President. The responsibilities of outgoing Head of Product Jonathan Rosenberg are thus spread across many shoulders. In future, Andy Rubin will be responsible for the mobile business, while Alan Eustace will lead the core Internet search business. Susan Wojcicki will be responsible for advertising activities. The responsibility of YouTube boss Salar Kamangar has been extended to the entire video business. Vic Gundotra is to drive forward the future area of "Social". And the "Chrome" project is now in the hands of Sundar Pichai.
