Varroc Appoints Avijit Roy as Group CHRO
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April 2026 : In the fast-paced world of global mobility, the real engine of growth isn't just technology - it's people. Recognizing this, Varroc has recently announced a major addition to its leadership bench, welcoming Avijit Roy as the new Group Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO). This appointment marks a pivotal moment for the automotive giant as it seeks to navigate an evolving landscape with a "people-first" philosophy.
Avijit joins Varroc with a formidable reputation for transforming organizations through empathy and data-driven strategy. His mission is clear: to drive a future-ready agenda that aligns Varroc’s talent strategy with its long-term vision of global competitiveness.
At Varroc, Avijit will oversee the global HR function, focusing on strengthening organizational culture and developing the next generation of leadership. For a company like Varroc, which operates at the cutting edge of manufacturing, this blend of purpose and performance is exactly what is needed to unlock new levels of potential. As he steps into this new chapter, Avijit remains energized by the power of collaboration. He is eager to work with leaders who are "committed to reimagining how we work, lead, and grow," ensuring that Varroc remains not just a market leader, but a preferred destination for world-class talent.
Avijit Roy’s career is a masterclass in human resources excellence, spanning nearly three decades at some of the world’s most respected organizations. He spent over 15 years at Aditya Birla Group, most recently as Senior Vice President of Global HR in Atlanta. His extensive portfolio also includes leadership roles at Hero Motors, Tesco, Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd., and Hindustan Unilever Ltd. His strategic expertise is grounded in an impressive academic foundation, having completed the CHRO Program at The Wharton School, as well as executive programs at Harvard Business School, the University of Michigan (Ross School of Business), and LBIMS.
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