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HYDERABAD: Digital, engineering and technology solutions provider Cyient on Friday said it has appointed Nitin Prasad, who is currently chairman of Shell Companies in India, to its board of directors.
In his over 25 years of experience, Prasad has delivered business turnarounds, high organic and inorganic growth across large organizations and developed, launched, and operated new business verticals in semiconductors, chemicals, energy and clean energy across geographies spanning USA, Singapore, and India.
In his current role, as chairman of Shell Companies in India, Nitin has oversight over all of Shell’s companies and investments and was responsible for the company’s presence, reputation and business development in India. He was also instrumental in building the capability and capacity of the company’s business and service centers.
Commenting on his appointment to the Cyient board, Nitin Prasad said “Cyient has delivered record results and built a compelling platform for accelerated growth across sectors with deep integration of core capabilities across engineering services, sustainability amongst others.”
“This commitment to delivering unique and differentiated sources of value for customers aligns with my own emphasis of customer centric innovation. I look forward to working with the Cyient board to help the company deliver its long-term strategic ambitions and build on its strong ESG credentials,” Prasad added.
Cyient’s non-executive chairman MM Murugappan said the company was excited to have Nitin join the board and was looking forward to benefiting from his expertise, as the company continues to support its customers with the acceleration of the convergence of digital, engineering, and technology.
“Nitin will provide a fresh perspective on solving sustainability challenges and his invaluable business experience will be beneficial to Cyient’s plans for accelerated growth,” Murugappan said.
In his over 25 years of experience, Prasad has delivered business turnarounds, high organic and inorganic growth across large organizations and developed, launched, and operated new business verticals in semiconductors, chemicals, energy and clean energy across geographies spanning USA, Singapore, and India.
In his current role, as chairman of Shell Companies in India, Nitin has oversight over all of Shell’s companies and investments and was responsible for the company’s presence, reputation and business development in India. He was also instrumental in building the capability and capacity of the company’s business and service centers.
Commenting on his appointment to the Cyient board, Nitin Prasad said “Cyient has delivered record results and built a compelling platform for accelerated growth across sectors with deep integration of core capabilities across engineering services, sustainability amongst others.”
“This commitment to delivering unique and differentiated sources of value for customers aligns with my own emphasis of customer centric innovation. I look forward to working with the Cyient board to help the company deliver its long-term strategic ambitions and build on its strong ESG credentials,” Prasad added.
Cyient’s non-executive chairman MM Murugappan said the company was excited to have Nitin join the board and was looking forward to benefiting from his expertise, as the company continues to support its customers with the acceleration of the convergence of digital, engineering, and technology.
“Nitin will provide a fresh perspective on solving sustainability challenges and his invaluable business experience will be beneficial to Cyient’s plans for accelerated growth,” Murugappan said.
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