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From FreeCharge to WhatsApp: Inside Kunal Shah's Unlikely Rise to Meta's Corner Office
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From FreeCharge to WhatsApp: Inside Kunal Shah's Unlikely Rise to Meta's Corner Office

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From FreeCharge to WhatsApp: Inside Kunal Shah's Unlikely Rise to Meta's Corner Office

Kunal Shah built FreeCharge, sold it, then built CRED on a contrarian bet. In June 2026, Meta handed him the keys to WhatsApp — the messaging app that runs daily life for billions of people.

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