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Nov 25, 2008
Mohit Anand departs Channel [V] to join Belkin
Channel [V]'s general manger Mohit Anand (pictured) has called it quits. He has joined Belkin Asia Pacific as its country manager. Belkin specialises in connectivity solutions, accessories for mp3 devices and computers.
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