In case you no more wish to receive our emails, please click on Unsubscribe |
XYZ is the Chief Executive Officer at Shopclues and Shopclues, the country's largest online platforms for fashion and lifestyle products. He leads the team with a dedicated mission to disrupt and transform the way fashion is sold and consumed in the country. His aim is to make Shopclues the first profitable ecommerce company in India. Under his leadership, Shopclues has made two strategic acquisitions – Cubeit, a Bangalore based start-up that facilitates content aggregation on mobile devices and Shopclues from Global Fashion Group; making it India's biggest fashion shopping destination. Featured as one of "India's Hottest 40 under 40 Business Leaders" in 2014, XYZ has deep expertise in driving performance improvement and product development. He started his career with Mckinsey & Company where he worked for 15 years across four offices (Chicago, Shanghai, Taipei and Chennai). In his most recent role as Director in the company, he was responsible for leading the Product Development practice in Asia and worked with several companies on strategy, operations and organizational models. XYZ leverages his vast experience and knowledge from years in consultancy and managing operations to mentor start-ups. With his financial acumen and marketing insights, he has helped start ups create systems and processes, build stakeholder communities, effectively reach out to markets and scale up their business. A person with a strong commitment to building an entrepreneurial environment in the country, XYZ has helped shape many a new enterprise from seed stage to commercial success. He is also a speaker at various summits organized by premier institutes such as The Economist, Harvard Business School, MIT Sloan, University of Michigan among others. XYZ has a Bachelor's degree in Engineering from University of Madras and a Masters from the University of Michigan, in Industrial Engineering and Operations Research. He is on the Industry Advisory Board of University of Michigan's Tauber Institute. 
Posting Komentar