Sudip Banerjee leaves Wipro to head L&T Info
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siliconindia news bureau
Mumbai: Sudip Banerjee, a director on the advisory board of Premji Investments, has quit the post to join L&T's IT subsidiary, L&T Infotech, as CEO. Banerjee will replace V Magapu, a director on the L&T board, who had been holding additional responsibility as CEO, L&T Infotech. Banerjee was the head of enterprise solutions division of Wipro Technologies before he moved to Premji Investments.
"We have been looking for a CEO for a long time now. The requirement was that the candidate should be acceptable, current and capable. We wanted someone from the IT industry. Wipro is one of the few companies culturally similar to L&T," Magapu told The Economic Times. Banerjee will report to Magapu and operate both from Bangalore and Mumbai, where L&T Infotech is headquartered.
The appointment of Banerjee, gives a fillip to L&T Infotech's IPO plans which have been postponed multiple times because of bad market conditions and because of revenue and profitability targets it wants to achieve before going public.
"We have been looking for a CEO for a long time now. The requirement was that the candidate should be acceptable, current and capable. We wanted someone from the IT industry. Wipro is one of the few companies culturally similar to L&T," Magapu told The Economic Times. Banerjee will report to Magapu and operate both from Bangalore and Mumbai, where L&T Infotech is headquartered.
The appointment of Banerjee, gives a fillip to L&T Infotech's IPO plans which have been postponed multiple times because of bad market conditions and because of revenue and profitability targets it wants to achieve before going public.
Reader's comments(4)
1
Well lets just put it this way, it is an opportunistic position, the move will
prove to be excellent if Mr Banerjee is able to increase the business of L&T and
the IPO is a sucess through the policies he adopts.
prove to be excellent if Mr Banerjee is able to increase the business of L&T and
the IPO is a sucess through the policies he adopts.
Posted by:
Anand
2
Leaving wipro for L&T... well doesn't makes enough sense to me..
Posted by:
trishna
3
ss
Posted by:
ss
4
This is really good, wipro deserves this.
Everyone should leave wipro.It just believes in sucking your blood.
Everyone should leave wipro.It just believes in sucking your blood.
Posted by:
Yogesh
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