In his new role, Kasinathan will lead the SaaS and other technology service business lines derived from Censa’s unified comprehensive food tech platform.
Indian food supply and agri-commerce company WayCoolFoods has announced to elevate top company executive Avinash Kasinathan as new CEO for its techarm Censa.
According to the company, in his new role, Kasinathan will lead the SaaS (Software as a Service) and other technology service business lines derived from Censa’s unified comprehensive food tech platform, according to a statement.
Kasinathan joined WayCool Foods in 2018 as the Chief Strategy and Technology Officer. The company in a statement stated that Kasinathan has played a key role over the years in conceiving, conceptualising and building the Censa platform as the most comprehensive tech stack in the food economy.
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“We are elated to witness the growth trajectory of one of our own. Kasinathan has made us proud with his significant contributions to the company and set a great example for others. We believe in his strengths and the unique mindset with which he leads teams and paves their way to triumph,” WayCool Foods co-founder and managing director Karthik Jayaraman said.
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