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boAt ropes in Kimberly Clark’s Shashwat Singh as CIO

Before moving to BoAt, Shashwat Singh was leading the supply chain technology for the American multinational personal care corporation Kimberly Clark

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Senior technology leader Shashwat Singh has joined brand that markets earphones, headphones stereos, travel chargers and premium rugged cables as chief information officer ().

In this role, Singh will lead the company’s digital and IT team. He will report to the company’s CEO Vivek Gambhir.

Before moving to BoAt, Singh was leading the supply chain for the American multinational personal care corporation Kimberly Clark.

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In a career spanning over 15 years, Singh has worked with various organisations including Kimberly Clark, Unilever, and Asian Paints.

Singh is alumni of Dhirubhai Ambani Institute of Information and Communication Technology and holds an MBA-General degree from Kharagpur.

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