Kellogg appoints Mohit Anand to head India and South Asia Biz

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Press Trust of India Mumbai
Last Updated : Aug 08 2017 | 3:32 PM IST
Breakfast cereal brand Kellogg India today said it has appointed Mohit Anand as Managing Director for its India and South Asia business.
He succeeds Sangeeta Pendurkar who resigned after a six year stint at Kellogg India. Mohit will also be a member of the Kellogg Asia Pacific leadership team.
Anand joins Kellogg from Unilever where he was the Global Vice President heading the water purification category for the company based out of London.
He was also associated with Procter & Gamble for 15 years in a variety of assignments including marketing for Asia Pacific with stints in India, Philippines and Singapore. ------------------------------------------------------------- Indifi appoints banking veteran Rana Vikram Anand as President
Indifi Technologies announces appointment of former RBL Bank executive Rana Vikram Anand as its president.
Anand was previously heading segments and products, branch and business banking at RBL Bank.
Prior to joining Indifi, Rana has held a host of leadership positions in ANZ Grindlays Bank, ABN AMRO Bank, the Royal Bank of Scotland and RBL Bank.
---------------------------------------------------------- Rubique appoints two new directors
Rubique, the online marketplace providing technology-enabled end-to-end solutions to financing needs of individuals and SMEs has announced the appointment of two directors, Suresh Sethi, EX-CEO and Managing Director of Vodafone M-Pesa and Alexia Yannopoulos Director at Apis Partners.
"Their crucial insights would offer excellent leadership guidance for Rubique as we work towards bringing more efficiency in the entire loan ecosystem so that we can establish ourselves as one of the few fintech players changing the landscape of the Indian financial services space," said Manav Jeet, MD and CEO, Rubique.
-------------------------------------------------------- Indian Angel Network signs MOU with biotech body BIRAC
Indian Angel Network, today announced the signing of an MOU with Biotechnology Industry Research Assistance Council (BIRAC), and intends to invest more in biotechnology startups.
This partnership brings the bio technology startups closer to angel investors who apart from money will provide invaluable mentoring and global market access.
BIRAC is a public sector undertaking of department of biotechnology (DBT) and enables enterprises and startups to undertake strategic research and innovation, addressing nationally relevant product development needs.

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First Published: Aug 08 2017 | 3:32 PM IST

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