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Author: Ramesh Ranjan
Ramesh Ranjan is currently the Co-Founder & CEO of Global HR Community an emerging Startup honoured to be in India 5000 Top MSME Awards 2024. Its also Ranked among the Top 10 HR Communities in the world by LinkedIn & with about 5,800+ followers on LinkedIn.
With over four decades in Human Resources Management, Ramesh Ranjan is a distinguished figure recognized for coaching prowess. Selected in the MG 25 India Coaches group by Dr. Marshall Goldsmith and named one of Silicon India Magazine’s SI Top 10 Prominent Leadership Coaches in 2023. He is a mentor at E-Cell, IIT Bombay, fostering startups in Asia’s largest business model competition.
With leadership roles in Schneider Electric India, American Power Conversion, Chevron Texaco/Caltex India, Praxair India, Co Systems India, Indian Herbs & ITI, Ranjan brings a wealth of experience. He has been actively involved in sharing his knowledge & experiences at leading B Schools in Bangalore like XIME, WE School, NMIMS, IFIM, Christ University, ISME and is also a visiting professor at the prestigious Prague University of Economics & Business.
A multifaceted professional, Ranjan was the past Vice President & Secretary of NHRD Bangalore Chapter, AMCHAM, and the Roundtable of HR Directors of Petroleum Companies. He is also the author of the Amazon Best Seller “”Making People Count: How to measure the ROI on Human Capital” a book on HR Analytics with a foreword by Dave Ulrich.
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