Sanjeev Krishan re-elected as PwC India Chair for second term

PwC India announced on July 19 that Sanjeev Krishan, 53, has been re-elected for a second term as its chairperson, for a four-year period beginning April 1, 2025.

As the Chairperson, Sanjeev Krishan will continue to lead PwC in India, representing them externally and internally, the company said, adding, he will also continue to serve on the PwC Global Strategy Council.

Krishan’s first term as PwC India Chairperson began January 1, 2021, three decades after he joined PwC as an articled trainee in 1991. He became a partner in 2006 and has “successfully led the firm’s deals, transactions, and private equity business, getting the firm to a preeminent position amongst private equity firms and their investee companies, family businesses, and MNC clients over the years," a release shared by the company stated.

Commenting on the re-appointment, Dinesh Arora, Chair - Partnership Oversight Committee, PwC in India said: “Sanjeev, a visionary leader with extensive multidisciplinary experience, brings exceptional insights and perspective as Chairperson of our dynamic organisation. His re-election is a testament to his remarkable contributions towards building a future-ready firm, greater prominence in the domestic market and an expanded footprint within the PwC Network. His forward-thinking approach to leveraging technology is helping drive innovation and efficiency across the firm.”