Maruti Suzuki’s Senior Management Restructuring

Maruti Suzuki India, on Wednesday, announced a significant reshuffle in its senior management team, effective from April 1, 2024, aimed at enhancing organizational efficiency and strategic alignment.

Appointment of Partho Banerjee as Head of Marketing and Sales

Partho Banerjee, currently serving as Head of Service, will assume the role of Head of Marketing and Sales, following approval from the company’s board. Banerjee’s extensive experience and expertise are expected to drive Maruti Suzuki’s marketing and sales functions forward.

Transition of Shashank Srivastava and CV Raman

Shashank Srivastava, the outgoing Head of Marketing and Sales, will join the Member Executive Committee in a new capacity, facilitating continuity and strategic insights. Similarly, Tarun Aggarwal will succeed CV Raman as Head of Engineering, leveraging his background as Executive Officer and Head of Powertrain vertical.

Appointment of Sandeep Raina and Ram Suresh Akella

Sandeep Raina has been appointed as Head of Product Planning, while Ram Suresh Akella will assume the role of Head of Service. Their leadership will be instrumental in driving product innovation and enhancing customer service experiences.

Transfer of Rajesh Uppal and Other Executives

Rajesh Uppal, the current Head of HR & IT, will transition to the Member Executive Committee, contributing to strategic decision-making at the highest level. Additionally, Manoj Gautam and Salil B Lal will take on key roles as Head of Information Technology (IT) and Head of Human Resources (HR), respectively.

Further Changes in Leadership

Sunil Kakkar will move from Head of Supply Chain to Head of Corporate Planning, while Deepak Thukral and Rahul Bharti will assume the roles of Head of Supply Chain and Head of Corporate Affairs, respectively, contributing to the company’s operational and strategic objectives.

The restructuring of the senior management team reflects Maruti Suzuki’s commitment to fostering leadership talent and ensuring effective governance. Approved by the company’s board, these changes are poised to drive innovation, customer-centricity, and sustainable growth in the automotive sector.