“Vikrama heads all things product at Gojek”
Gojek
By Kevin Aluwi and co-founders
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“Kevin is the co-founder and former CEO of a company called gojek”
“who's a long time Chief product officer at gojek”
“gojek where she built and led the growth team through the early years”
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