1.
Neha
Ahluwalia is now head – HR, Hitachi Energy India
She
moves from ABB after a 15-year long tenure, where her last-held position was
that of global HRBP – robotics and automation. After spending 15 successful
years at ABB, Neha Ahluwalia has moved on to Hitachi Energy India where she
assumes the role of head – HR. An alumna of ICFAI Business School,
Hyderabad and IMD, Ahluwalia began her professional journey as a project
trainee at Sierra Atlantic, in 2004. A year later, she joined HCL
Technologies, where she served as HR business partner till 2008. Since
May 2008, she has been associated with ABB, the multinational automation
company, in various capacities.
2.
Anant
Goenka appointed vice chairman, RPG Group
In
his new role, Goenka will guide the group's growth, focusing on strategy,
sustainability, digital and innovation. The RPG Group has announced Anant
Goenka as the vice chairman of its diversified organisation. In this
expanded role, Goenka will maintain his positions as the vice chairman of CEAT
and Zensar Technologies, thereby fortifying the leadership within the group.
This strategic move ensures stability and long-term continuity for the Group,
which is highly regarded for its commitment to corporate governance and a
people-friendly value system.. Harsh Goenka, chairman, RPG Group, expressed
his confidence in Anant’s abilities, emphasising his extensive experience in
steering CEAT towards performance excellence over the past decade. He believes
that Goenka is well-equipped to usher in a new era of growth for the RPG Group,
especially in a time marked by rapidly evolving technology. The senior Goenka
praised young Goenka’s business acumen and aptitude for driving change
to adapt to evolving technologies, markets and consumer preferences.
3.
Ina Bajwa moves on from
her role as VP-HR at Tata Communications
Bajwa
shared about her depart in a LinkedIn Ina Bajwa, who has been leading the human
resources function at Tata Communications as its vice president, has moved on
after a successful nearly ten-year long tenure. She initially joined Tata Communications
in 2013 as the director and global head-HR for various departments such as
products, digital, technology and corporate functions. Bajwa announced
the news on LinkedIn and appreciated all the people who made her journey
remarkable at Tata Communications. She did not reveal her future plans though,
but hoped everyone would stay in touch with her and wish her well, “as I gear
up for my next adventure (more details on that after a few days of reset
break)…” Bajwa led the people and cultural aspects within transformation
initiatives. She contributed to the expansion of new technology ventures
encompassing IoT, Netfoundry (SaaS), and international mobility, growing their
teams to over 2,000 members worldwide.
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