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Danone India appoints Shashi Ranjan as its managing director

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Danone, a leading company in the food and beverage industry, has announced the appointment of Shashi Ranjan as the managing director for Danone India, effective 10th May 2024.

Drawing from his robust experience in the consumer goods sector and a demonstrated history of effective leadership, Ranjan brings invaluable expertise to propel Danone’s growth and innovation within the vibrant Indian market.

In his new role, Ranjan will lead Danone’s strategic initiatives in India, focusing on expanding the company’s presence, strengthening partnerships, and fostering sustainable growth. Leveraging his deep understanding of consumer preferences and market dynamics, he is committed to steering Danone India towards its global vision of delivering health through food to Indian consumers.

With over two decades of experience in corporate leadership, strategic management, and organizational transformation, Ranjan possesses a wealth of expertise. His strong leadership abilities, strategic insight, and dedication to driving positive change render him an ideal candidate to lead Danone’s operations in India.

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Regarding the appointment, Christian Stammkoetter, President of AMEA at Danone, expressed enthusiasm, saying, “We are excited to have Shashi Ranjan lead our operations in India. His extensive experience and successful track record in the consumer goods sector make him the ideal choice to drive Danone’s growth and innovation strategy in this pivotal market. We believe that under his guidance, Danone India will thrive and bring positive change to the lives of countless consumers nationwide.”

Prior to his tenure at Danone India, Ranjan held the position of President & Country Head at Sebamed in India, where he spearheaded the brand’s growth and market expansion efforts. His professional journey includes pivotal roles at Johnson & Johnson, McKinsey & Company, and IBM Consulting, where he played integral roles in developing market entry strategies and facilitating business transformations. Additionally, he contributed to the Indian Government in various capacities, serving in general administration and strategic roles across different regions of the country.

Ranjan’s leadership philosophy encourages innovation and ongoing enhancement, fostering an environment where each day offers a chance to learn and motivate. His appointment signifies a promising new phase in Danone India’s quest for growth and innovation.

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