Est. 2006
Chief Operating Officer · India · Global perspective
September 2026 edition
Turning enterprise ambition into dependable execution.
Section · Areas of practice
The domains in which I have carried accountability, and the judgement I bring to each.
How I lead
Operations should make dependable delivery repeatable. I make ownership and constraints visible, listen to frontline evidence and improve the whole workflow rather than optimise one function at another's expense.
At scale
97.6%
On-time delivery
Up from 81% across the network
₹1,150 Cr
Cost removed
Without reducing service quality
64
Sites run
Plants, warehouses and service centres
−48%
Safety incidents
Over three operating years
In practice
Case 01
An organisation had grown through local improvisation, leaving hand-offs between commercial and delivery teams unclear. I mapped the end-to-end workflow with team leaders, assigned ownership at the points where work crossed functions and established a shared escalation routine. The redesign made service commitments and capacity decisions part of the same conversation.
Case 02
Delivery teams were responding to recurring exceptions as if each were new. We separated demand variation from avoidable process failure, reviewed the causes with frontline colleagues and gave recurring issues a named owner. The operating review shifted from reporting yesterday's misses to removing the conditions that produced them.
Case 03
A productivity programme risked moving costs from one function to another without improving the customer outcome. I introduced end-to-end measures alongside local targets and tested changes in a contained operating unit before wider adoption. Quality, workload and service reliability remained visible throughout the decision.