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Tuesday 29 November 2022

HR Movement: 25 Nov, 2022

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DCM Shriram Group beefs up its HR leadership team

Hameed Jung has joined as group head – L&D for the Group, while Pallavi Poddar has joined as CHRO for Fenesta Building Systems. DCM Shriram Group has new faces in its leadership rank. While Hameed Jung has joined as group head – learning & development, DCM Shriram, Pallavi Poddar has joined as CHRO, Fenesta Building Systems, which is also part of the DCM Shriram Group. Talking to HRKatha, an enthusiastic Poddar says about her joining, “Fenesta is an established big brand that definitely needs focused attention. Since it is highly manpower oriented, we do need the right capabilities to not only bring focused skills on the platform, but to shape its next growth trajectory”.

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Rohit Johar joins Amazon as HR director, India

He moves from Genpact, where he was VP, global HR leader, banking & financial services. After a successful decade-long stint with Genpact, Rohit Johar, moves to Amazon as HR director, India. His last-held position at Genpact was that of VP, global HR leader, banking & financial services. Johar had joined Genpact in 2012, as assistant VP GE Capital and HR site leader. By 2017, he was VP, global operations leader. Less than two years into this role, he was elevated to VP- digital transformation and M&A. In this role, he successfully led the functional Integration strategy for four global acquisitions (Israel, US, UK, Australia). By 2021, he had been elevated to VP, global HR leader, banking & financial services.

3. Harsh Aparanji joins Landmark Group as CHRO

Aparanji moves from DXC Technology, where he was global HR director for over 2 years. Harsh Aparanji, former global HR director of DXC Technology, has moved to the Landmark Group as CHRO, to head the HR for the Company in India.

An alumnus of XLRI, Jamshedpur, Aparanji shared his excitement on LinkedIn at having “interacted with several business leaders and the HR team on Day 1” at Landmark. He also observes with admiration that they are all ”full of passion to excel”.

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