Former L&T Infotech CHRO, Ajay Tripathi, has joined ReNew Power as new Chief Human Resources Officer. At L&T Infotech, he was the Global Head of HR for over three years.
Tripathi brings in more than 27 years of experience spread across industries like steel, cement, media, banking, white goods, application services, automobile, contact centre, R&D etc.
Prior to LTI, Tripathi served as Senior Vice President – HR at Atos India; Executive Director – Human Resources, Global Apps & BPO at Dell; Senior Consultant – Human Capital at EY; Senior Consultant at Mercer; and Assistant Manager – Operations at Steel Authority of India (SAIL).
Tripathi holds a Post Graduate Programme in Personnel Management & Industrial Relations from XLRI Jamshedpur and a BTech in Metallurgical Engineering & Material Sciences from Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Kanpur.
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