NIIT Limited Appoints Ms. Shilpa Dua as Chief Human Resources Officer
NIIT Limited appointed Ms. Shilpa Dua as Chief Human Resources Officer, effective October 30, 2025. She brings over 18 years of diverse HR leadership experience from companies like Max Life Insurance and Walmart.
The appointment of a new Chief Human Resources Officer is a significant senior management change that can influence company culture and talent strategy, hence a medium impact on operations and future performance.
The appointment of an experienced professional like Ms. Shilpa Dua as CHRO is a positive development, indicating a focus on strengthening human capital and organizational development.
NIIT Limited announced the appointment of Ms. Shilpa Dua as the Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO) and a Senior Management Person of the Company, effective from October 30, 2025. Her appointment is pursuant to Regulation 30 of the SEBI (Listing Obligations & Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015.
* Ms. Shilpa Dua holds a post-graduation in HR from Fore School of Management, New Delhi, and is a graduate from the University of Delhi. * She brings over 18 years of experience across various sectors including financial services, retail, consumer goods, and healthcare. * Her career includes HR leadership roles at prominent organizations such as Max Life Insurance, Walmart, Hindustan Coca Cola Beverages, and GSK Consumer Healthcare Limited. * She has a proven track record of leading high-impact people transformations, focusing on culture shaping, leadership capability acceleration, digital HR enablement, organization design, and performance-linked growth architecture. * Prior to joining NIIT Limited, her last position was Corporate Vice President & Head HR - Axis Partnership at Max Life Insurance Company Limited. She has also worked as a freelance HR consultant for start-up companies.
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