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TTK Prestige promotes Venkatesh Vijayaraghavan to Managing Director
Vijayaraghavan, who previously served as CEO of TTK Prestige, will succeed Chandru Kalro, the outgoing MD.
Prior to TTK Prestige, Vijayaraghavan has held leadership positions in companies such as Cavinkare and Airtel.
TTK Prestige has announced the elevation of Venkatesh Vijayaraghavan to Managing Director (MD). Vijayaraghavan, who previously served as CEO of TTK Prestige, will succeed Chandru Kalro, the outgoing MD.
Prior to TTK Prestige, Vijayaraghavan has held leadership positions in companies such as Cavinkare and Airtel.
Under his leadership, the company is poised for continued growth. The development also reflects the company's renewed focus on bringing on board senior leadership to drive innovation, operational efficiency, and sustained growth.
T.T. Jagannathan, Chairman, TTK Prestige, said, “As Venkatesh steps into this role, his proven expertise across various industries and his ability to lead large teams make him an ideal fit. As we look to expand our footprint and maintain our market leadership, we are confident that Venkatesh will be instrumental in driving growth and bringing substantial value to the company."
"I am honoured to take on the role of Managing Director at TTK Prestige. The brand’s journey has been remarkable, and I look forward to taking it to the next level of evolution in the Indian cooking & kitchen appliances space. Together with the team, I am committed to driving new strategic initiatives that will sustain growth, create new opportunities and further strengthen TTK Prestige’s market leadership," Venkatesh Vijayaraghavan stated.
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