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Here are the 6 women leaders in the Indian Telecom Industry who are shaping your daily communication, consumption, and connectivity!
These 6 women leaders in the Indian Telecom Industry are shaping your daily communication!
The Telecom industry is one of the largest sectors in India. Communication, consumption, and staying connected is possible because we have such competitive companies.
From watching your favourite series on your favourite OTT platform from the comforts of your home is luxury, and it can all happen because of the good old telecom services you purchase!
But have you ever wondered who are leading these companies?
Here are the 6 women leaders in the Indian Telecom Industry who are shaping your daily communication and the way you navigate your connectivity!
Director, Reliance Jio Infocomm Limited
Isha Ambani Piramal is a Yale and Standford graduate, before she took the helms of the family business, she worked as a business analyst in New York. With a vision to power a digital revolution, one that cons everyone everywhere, and at the highest quality and the affordable price, Isha Ambani leads the role.
Independent Director, Bharti Airtel Ltd
Executive Chairperson of Godrej Consumer Products has an MBA from Harvard Business School. Nisaba Godrej who is keen on innovation sector and human resources, marks her role in the telecom industry as the independent director on the board of Bharti Airtel.
Director – Finance, Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd. (BSNL)
Yojana Das currently presides as the director of BSNL which has over 85k employees! As the Finance director of the state-owned Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL), Yojana takes forward the vision of a ‘focused organization with excellence in customer care and marketing.
Head – Risk and Security Assurance, Vodafone Idea Limited
Saloni Vijay is a graduate of MIT and the current Vice President of VOIS. She played an instrumental role in the biggest-ever project of Telecom for the western region of Vodafone when mobile internet was taking baby steps in the industry.
Senior Strategy Consultant, Ericsson India
Sohni is an architect who did her MArch in environmental design and later earned her MBA from IIM Ahmedabad. She has been working hard for creating limitless connectivity to improve lives, redefining business, and, pioneering a sustainable future. Sohni Rao is currently leading Strategic Consulting at Ericsson India.
Global Head of Transitions & Strategic Projects, VOIS
Kaveri Ingale earned her MBA from IIM Banaglore. She is an expert in the Communication industry, Kaveri focuses on the firm’s growth strategy through strategic Location expansion programs. She is currently the Global Head of Transitions and Strategic at VOIS.
March being the month of women’s history and solidarity, we are going to feature women leaders and achievers from around the country from different industries!
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