1.
Sandip
Ghose joins as mentor and chairman of eXlygenze
Ghose is an experienced
business leader with multidisciplinary experience in companies, such as
Unilever, Lafarge and ABP Group. Sandip Ghose is now mentor and chairman,
eXlygenze. He has embarked on an independent journey after leaving MP Birla
Cement in September 2020, where he had served as the COO. With expertise in
corporate advisory, mentorship and coaching, he actively works with the
non-profit sector as a way of giving back to the society. eXlygenze SenseWorks
is a Mumbai-based startup whose journey began in the early months of 2020. The
Company is built to bring the best out of individuals, teams and organisations.
From digital technology and behavioural neuroscience to gamification, data
analytics and organisational development, the organisation strives to makes a
meaningful impact to unlock the potential of individuals to magnify growth for
large organisations, MSMEs and schools. In conversation with HRKatha, Sandip
Ghose comments on what made him become a mentor and a chairperson to the
startup, “What excites me most (apart from being part of a tech start-up
journey) is the potential of applying this technology to sectors, such as
education, healthcare and the social sector. Post Covid-19, managing remote
teams — their motivation and productivity — will be a huge challenge for all
kinds of industries — where this platform can be a game changer.” Backed by his
deep understanding of the corporate industry, Ghose will guide eXlygenze with
its market strategy.
2.
Anurag
Adlakha to take over from Deodutta Kurane as CHRO, Yes Bank
Niranjan Banodkar will replace Adlakha as group CFO, while Kurane is
set to retire.
Anurag Adlakha, who is currently the group chief financial officer, Yes Bank,
will take over as the CHRO, while Niranjan Banodkar will replace him as group
CFO. Having joined Yes Bank in August, 2019, Adlakha will now step into the
shoes of Deodutta Kurane, who is about to retire, with effect from January 1. During
his almost three-decade long career, Adlakha has served the Riyadh-based Saudi
British Bank for four years, before moving to HSBC in 1996. He joined HSBC as
manager-financial control and worked his way up to the position of chief
financial office by 1999. After eight successful years at HSBC, he moved to
Standard Chartered Bank in 2007. After serving as CFO for India & South
Asia for about eight years, he served as interim CEO for about six months
before taking on the role of CFO in 2015. He spent a good 10 years at Standard
Chartered — the longest stint of his banking career — before joining Jana Small
Finance Bank as president and CFO, in 2019.
3.
Rajesh
Kumar Rai joins MRL Tyres as VP-HR
Rai,
who has over three decades of experience in the human resources domain, was
earlier working as VP-HR at Uniworth Group. Rajesh Kumar Rai has joined MRL
Tyres as vice president – HR, after leading the HR function at Uniworth Group
as VP-HR. For Rai, the people-centric culture, the passion for innovation and
the ambitious growth plans at MRL — erstwhile Malhotra Rubbers — are what
attracted him to the organisation. The senior leader comes with 33 years of
experience in HR management, including industrial relations, turnaround and
change management, talent management, training and development, employee
engagement, mergers & acquisitions and other human-resource disciplines. Prior
to Uniworth, Rai has served in senior HR roles at Emami, Adani, Aditya Birla,
GHCL, and Continental over his more than three-decade long career, handling the
entire gamut of HR.
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