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Rakesh Sarna resigns as IHCL MD and CEO

IHCL Chairman N Chandrasekaran said Sarna has chosen to resign upon completion of his 3-year tenure as MD and CEO of the company, expected to continue till September.

May 26, 2017 / 21:26 IST
     
     
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    Tata group hospitality firm Indian Hotels Company Limited today said its Managing Director and CEO Rakesh Sarna has resigned.

    Sarna has submitted his resignation as MD and CEO and as a director of the company and its associated companies for personal reasons, Indian Hotels Co Ltd (IHCL) said in a BSE filing.

    Commenting on the development, IHCL Chairman N Chandrasekaran said Sarna has chosen to resign upon completion of his 3-year tenure as MD and CEO of the company.

    "The board respects his decision and has requested him to continue till September 30, to which he has kindly agreed to," he added.

    Sarna was one of the high-profile recruitments from outside the Tata group made by ousted Tata Sons Chairman Cyrus Mistry. With Mistry's departure from the group, there were speculations that Sarna was also likely to follow suit. He was considered to be a confidant of Mistry. He had joined IHCL in September 2014 replacing the company's long- serving head Raymond Bickson.

    Before he joined IHCL, Sarna was the Group President - Americas of Hyatt Hotels Corporation.

    first published: May 26, 2017 07:58 pm

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