Team ,
I just asked my Virtual Avatar :
“ Can you recommend some executives for the post of Chief Financial Officer ? If possible , arrange them in the descending order of suitability “
My Avatar answered :
“ Based on the extensive list of CFO profiles available, here are my top recommendations ranked by suitability:
1. VS Mani - Executive Director and Global CFO at Glenmark
- Global experience
- Leadership role in a large pharmaceutical company
- Executive board member experience
2. Pramod Menon - Group CFO at RPG Group
- Diverse conglomerate experience
- Group-level financial leadership
- Strategic planning expertise
3. MP Vijay Kumar - CFO at Sify
- Technology sector expertise
- Listed company experience
- Strong digital transformation background
4. Arnab Roy - CFO at Schneider Electric
- Multinational corporation experience
- Manufacturing sector knowledge
- Global best practices implementation
5. Gandharv Tongia - CFO at Polycab Group
- Manufacturing industry expertise
- IPO and compliance experience
- Strong operational finance background
Selection criteria used:
- Industry experience
- Scale of operations managed
- Strategic leadership capabilities
- Track record in similar roles
- International exposure
- Regulatory compliance expertise
I continued :
“ can you recommend some executives for the position of Chief Marketing Manager for an Automotive Company ? “
Avatar replied :
“ Based on the resumes shared, I can recommend several strong candidates for the Chief Marketing Manager position:
Ashish Deshpande stands out with 23 years of experience in corporate communications and marketing across diverse engineering companies. His current role at Kirloskar Oil Engines Limited involves managing communications across 10 business verticals including automotive. His MBA from Symbiosis with marketing specialization is highly relevant.
Aamit Khanna brings extensive automotive marketing experience, having worked with marquee brands like Mercedes, Mahindra, and Tata Motors. His proven track record in brand communications, ATL/BTL marketing, and managing large teams makes him a strong fit. His last CTC was 35 LPA.
There's also a candidate with 22 years of direct automotive industry experience from Maruti-Suzuki and General Motors, with an IIT degree and MBA from Symbiosis. Their technical background combined with marketing expertise could be valuable.
I recommend prioritizing Ashish and Aamit for interviews given their relevant experience in automotive marketing communications and proven leadership capabilities. Both candidates are immediately available and bring the right mix of strategic and hands-on marketing experience needed for this role.
Would you like me to share more detailed profiles of any of these candidates?
I continued :
“ Pl share detailed profile of Ashish “
Avatar replied :
“ Based on the email thread, here is Ashish's detailed profile:
Ashish Jain has joined 3P Consultants as a Senior Consultant based in Delhi. He holds a Commerce degree from Delhi University and brings 25 years of diverse professional experience.
His core expertise is in:
- Human resources consulting and executive search (15+ years)
- Managing global, national and local recruitment mandates
Career highlights:
- Senior Consultant at Michael Page (Page Executive division)
- Leadership role at Korn Ferry International managing end-to-end recruitment for multinational clients
- Senior Consultant positions at EMA Partners, Talisman Advisors (Tran Search), and JAC Recruitment
- Founded his own HR consulting firm called Talent Edge
- Started career in customer relations at Plant Mirth Inc and as IT Consultant at Surya Roshni
Personal background:
- Based in Gurugram with family
- Wife is a homemaker
- Has a 17-year-old daughter
- Father was a consultant (now retired)
- State-level cricket player
- Interests include music and traveling
Contact details:
Mobile: +91 7738399411
Office Extension: 327
Kishan :
Can you see the implications once you add the feature of posting / uploading , Linkedin Executive Profiles on www.HemenParekh.in blogs ?
Of course , as far as my Avatar is concerned , this ( feature ) will always remain a side-kick
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