Vinayak Pai has been named as the managing director of TATA Projects, the company announced. Vinayak Deshpande, who had been in charge of operations for more than 11 years, had been replaced by Pai. Pai has worked with top engineering and EPC firms for more than three decades, holding significant positions on teams that worked on engineering design, technology licencing, project management, business development, and operations.
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He graduated from the College of Engineering in Pune with a Bachelor’s degree, and he also possesses an Executive MBA in Business Administration and Management from IIT Bombay. Symbiosis in Pune awarded him a Master’s degree in Management Studies. The business has experience carrying out substantial and intricate urban and industrial infrastructure projects.
One of India’s most esteemed and rapidly expanding industrial infrastructure firms is Tata Projects. They are skilled at carrying out significant and intricate urban and industrial infrastructure projects. Tata Projects offers complete services in a number of industries, including industrial, power, water, metals & minerals, space & nuclear, transportation, and urban infrastructure. One of the top construction firms in India, it provides procurement management services across the country.
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