The Board of Directors of B20 India is comprised of 20 members, including Tata Sons’ N Chandrasekaran, who will lead the company as it grows in a new era. B20 India was formed as a joint venture between Tata Steel and Bharti Enterprises in 2000. The company has operated under the Tata brand name since 2001, and it has become one of India’s largest steelmakers.
B20 India is a global business forum that brings together the most influential leaders from the business world and government to discuss key issues affecting India’s economic development. The forum was launched in February by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and is one of the first steps towards creating a common platform for discussion between business and government leaders.
Chandrasekaran will now be leading this effort on behalf of Tata Sons, which owns the group’s businesses in the country. The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), which is the apex body for trade and industry, has announced that N Chandrasekaran will take over from Kumar Mangalam Birla as India’s new chairman. In a statement, CII said: “B20 is a platform for dialogue between India and other countries. It provides an opportunity to discuss various issues related to international trade and investment.”
The company is a group of companies that are involved in various industries across India. The main industries it operates in are automobiles, aerospace, energy, financial services, and real estate.
The most recent news from Tata Sons was the announcement that their Chairman N Chandrasekaran will be stepping down from his position as Chairman of the Financial Services Committee and will instead be replaced by P M Trivedi who will serve as Executive Director on the Board.
N Chandrasekaran has been with Tata Sons for over 30 years now and has served as a Director on various boards including Tata Steel Ltd., Tata Motors Limited., Hindustan Motors Limited., Indian Hotels Company Limited., National Glass Industries Ltd., Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd., Crompton Greaves Ltd., Tata Chemicals Ltd., Tata Teleservices Ltd., JSW Steel Ltd., Hinduja Group of Industries Ltd. and several others including Mahindra Holidays.
B20 India is a group of companies that Tata Sons is setting up to develop India’s infrastructure. The company will be responsible for building railways, roads, and ports, as well as power plants and water supply systems. Tata Sons’ N Chandrasekaran is now the Chairman of B20 India. He has been appointed by the board of directors of the company after Ratan Tata’s resignation as the chairman.
B20 India is a business-to-business platform that connects businesses across sectors and geographies to connect, grow and collaborate. The company was founded in 2015 by the Tata Group to enable businesses to find each other in the rapidly expanding market of B2C eCommerce. Mr. Chandrasekaran serves as Executive Director and Chief Financial Officer at Tata Sons since June 2014, before which he served as Vice President (Operations) at Tata Consultancy Services Ltd (TCS). He has over 25 years of experience in operations management, including leading global projects for TCS and its brands in North America, Europe, and the Asia Pacific region.
Tata Sons N Chandrasekaran has been appointed as the chairman of B20 India, which is a consortium of 20 major companies including Tata Motors, Tata Steel, and Tata Communications.
Chandrasekaran said in a statement that he was excited at being part of the initiative and that the looked forward to working with other stakeholders on how best to achieve its goals.
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