BADIMISETTI RAMANA

BADIMISETTI RAMANA

BADIMISETTI RAMANA

BADIMISETTI RAMANA

Badimisetti Ramana is the Executive Director of GREENTECH. He was appointed as a Director on the Bo

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Shri B Ramana is the Executive Director of GREENTECH. He was appointed as a Director on the Board of the Company on May 11, 2011.An Experienced Executive Director with a demonstrated history of working in various Senior management levels as Director in the paper & forest products industry, Agri business Sector,International business.Skilled in Negotiation, Product Development, Business Intelligence, Business Relationship Management, and Strategic Planning. Strong business development professional with a Master's degree focused in Organic Chemistry (M.Sc.Org Chem) from Andhra University. Articulating a Vision to put Country before Corporation and serve larger national priorities, he has led GTPBL's strategic thrust to create multiple drivers of growth that would make a significant and growing contribution to the Indian economy. He also shaped and implemented a Strategy of Organisation to effectively manage multiple businesses whilst retaining focus on each one of them, in the process deriving unique sources of competitive advantage from GTPBL's diversity.

Thursday, July 11, 2024

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