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Sasken appoints Vinita Shrivastava as Chief People Officer

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Sasken Technologies said that it has onboarded Vinita Shrivastava as Chief People Officer with effect from November 26, 2018.

“I am delighted to welcome Vinita Shrivastava, joins the Sasken family today as Chief People Officer,” said Rajiv C Mody, Chairman, Managing Director & CEO, Limited.

“Vinita is a transformation-oriented HR leader with over 24 years of industry experience. She has been part of the core leadership team of several large trans-national companies, including International Industries (Inc.), Tesco and Technologies,” he added.

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Vinita Shrivastava, said, “Sasken is at an inflexion point, poised for significant growth. I am excited to part of Sasken’s 5×5 vision and see immense potential to leverage the talent pool and leadership team’s strength.”

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