Reshu Madan Named CEO of Sterlite Power's GPS Business
POWER & RENEWABLE ENERGY

Reshu Madan Named CEO of Sterlite Power's GPS Business

Sterlite Power, a leading power transmission infrastructure company, has appointed Reshu Madan as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of its Global Projects & Services (GPS) business. In her new role, Madan will be responsible for driving the strategic growth and operational excellence of Sterlite Power's GPS division.

With over two decades of experience in the energy sector, Madan brings a wealth of expertise in project management, business development, and stakeholder engagement to her new position. Prior to joining Sterlite Power, she has held leadership roles in prominent organizations, where she successfully led various initiatives to enhance operational efficiency and deliver value to stakeholders.

Sterlite Power's decision to appoint Madan underscores its commitment to strengthening its leadership team and accelerating growth in the GPS business segment. The GPS division plays a critical role in executing Sterlite Power's projects globally, and Madan's appointment is expected to further enhance the division's capabilities and drive innovation.

Madan's leadership is anticipated to steer Sterlite Power's GPS business towards achieving its strategic objectives and expanding its footprint in both domestic and international markets. Her extensive industry knowledge and track record of delivering results make her well-suited to lead Sterlite Power's GPS division through its next phase of growth and development.

As Sterlite Power continues to pursue its vision of delivering reliable and sustainable power transmission solutions, Madan's appointment reflects the company's commitment to excellence and innovation in the energy sector. Under her leadership, Sterlite Power's GPS business is poised to strengthen its position as a global leader in power transmission infrastructure.

Sterlite Power, a leading power transmission infrastructure company, has appointed Reshu Madan as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of its Global Projects & Services (GPS) business. In her new role, Madan will be responsible for driving the strategic growth and operational excellence of Sterlite Power's GPS division. With over two decades of experience in the energy sector, Madan brings a wealth of expertise in project management, business development, and stakeholder engagement to her new position. Prior to joining Sterlite Power, she has held leadership roles in prominent organizations, where she successfully led various initiatives to enhance operational efficiency and deliver value to stakeholders. Sterlite Power's decision to appoint Madan underscores its commitment to strengthening its leadership team and accelerating growth in the GPS business segment. The GPS division plays a critical role in executing Sterlite Power's projects globally, and Madan's appointment is expected to further enhance the division's capabilities and drive innovation. Madan's leadership is anticipated to steer Sterlite Power's GPS business towards achieving its strategic objectives and expanding its footprint in both domestic and international markets. Her extensive industry knowledge and track record of delivering results make her well-suited to lead Sterlite Power's GPS division through its next phase of growth and development. As Sterlite Power continues to pursue its vision of delivering reliable and sustainable power transmission solutions, Madan's appointment reflects the company's commitment to excellence and innovation in the energy sector. Under her leadership, Sterlite Power's GPS business is poised to strengthen its position as a global leader in power transmission infrastructure.

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