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Satyan Gajwani is Chairman of Times Internet, founder of Major League Cricket, and Vice Chairman and co-owner of Royal Challengers Bengaluru.
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Satyan Gajwani is Chairman of Times Internet, founder of Major League Cricket, and Vice Chairman and co-owner of Royal Challengers Bengaluru.
Satyan Gajwani is Chairman of Times Internet, the digital arm of The Times of India Group, whose properties across news, sports, fintech and jobs reach more than 500 million people a month. He has built a global cricket platform spanning leagues, teams and media: he founded Major League Cricket in the United States, is Vice Chairman and co-owner of Royal Challengers Bengaluru, co-owns London Spirit in The Hundred, and owns Cricbuzz and Willow TV. He holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Stanford University.
Satyan Gajwani is Chairman of Times Internet, the digital arm of The Times of India Group, India’s largest media conglomerate. Under his leadership, Times Internet has scaled into one of the world’s largest digital platforms, with businesses spanning news, sports, fintech, jobs and more, reaching over 500 million monthly users.
He has built a global cricket platform spanning leagues, teams and media. He is the founder of Major League Cricket (MLC), the United States’ first professional T20 cricket league. In the Indian Premier League, he serves as Vice Chairman and co-owner of Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB), and is also a co-owner of London Spirit in The Hundred. He owns the leading global cricket media platforms Cricbuzz and Willow TV, shaping how the sport is produced, distributed and consumed worldwide.
An entrepreneur and investor at the intersection of media, sports and technology, Satyan is passionate about building global platforms from India and fostering India–U.S. innovation bridges. He is an active technology investor focused on consumer platforms, fintech and AI, and has built and backed market-leading digital ventures across India and the U.S.
He holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Stanford University.
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Times Internet The Times of India Group Major League Cricket (MLC) Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) London Spirit The Hundred Cricbuzz Willow TV
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