Volvo Car India on Monday said it has restructured its management team headed by Jyoti Malhotra through both internal role changes as well as external talent acquisition. The exercise carried out over the past few months is aimed to secure long-term strategic transformation and direct-to-consumer online sales, Volva Car India said. It is a subsidiary of Swedish luxury carmaker Volvo Cars. As part of the rejig, Kalpit Shishodia, who led the customer service function since 2017, has been promoted to the role of director commercial operations to oversee all revenue generating functions under sales and service. This is to ensure profitable growth, including sales of new and used cars, parts, accessories and related value chain as well as the required tech support for all products, the company said. Similarly, Prashant Khanna has been elevated to the role of director business transformation and retail development. Khanna, in his new role, is responsible for leading the transformation o
Neeyat is not a new management jargon to replace vision and mission, nor is it an attempt to nativise an Anglo-American concept in Bhartiya hues, but it is relevant for all businesses, big or small
The Chairperson of the Competition Commission of India (CCI) also emphasised that the regulator cannot take "one-size fits all" interventions in technological markets, which require nuanced assessment
As of March 2023, the company's assets under management stood at Rs 4,927 crore, and the net profit stood at Rs 234.52 crore. The total revenue of the company stood at Rs 673.66 crore
Vaishali Kasture had taken over from the former president of commercial business, Puneet Chandok, in July this year
India's top Marketing Guru and Brand Advisor, Ambi Parmeswaran provides you with some amazing tips to succeed in the corporate world. >
Zubin Saxena will take charge in January 2024; he was previously working at the Radisson Hotel Group for over eight years
The average salary of management graduates of Institute of Management Technology, Ghaziabad has increased by as much as 40 per cent in the 2022-23 placement cycle, as compared to the previous two years, according to a study. The internal study by Institute of Management Technology, Ghaziabad noted that the number of first-time recruiters constituted 40 per cent of the total recruiters in the 2022-23 placement cycle. "IMT Ghaziabad has maintained a consistent record of 100 per cent placement for its students. "The BFSI, IT/ITES, FMCG, consumer durables, and consulting sectors have generated more than 75 per cent of the offers, indicating positive growth in career outcomes for our students. We have to remember that many of these firms are multinational in nature," Vishal Talwar, Director IMT Ghaziabad said. According to Talwar, participating in global rankings such as Financial Times and QS and a few others will help the institute in the quality and diversity of roles across industry
Country's progress in achieving board diversity falls behind comparable peers
ISM screens applications received for manufacturing semiconductors in India, and it shortlists the ones that are eligible for subsidies
Saugata Gupta said ASCI will aim to instil the principles of self-regulation into the very heart of the creative process, and the organisation is set to raise the standards of responsible advertising
Jain succeeds Ravi Thota, who resigned in August, citing personal and professional reasons
At the heart of Busted lies a profound truth that dismantles the long-held shibboleths of management
On Aparna's appointment, Wipro CEO Thierry Delaporte on Thursday said she is an accomplished and result-driven leader
Veteran banker will have non-executive advisory role and guide Mastercard's South Asia executive leadership team
Senior executive will be in charge of company's supply chain and consumer management in new role
Nambiar has previously served as the Vice Chairperson of Nasscom and will succeed Anant Maheshwari, Former President, of Microsoft India as its new chairperson
Ajay Seth, current CFO of the company, will step down from his post on December 31 on account of superannuation
Manoj Mehta and Jane Livesey will lead two units and report directly to CEO Ravi Kumar S