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Dr. Anish Shah serves as both the managing director of M&M, the group's parent business, and the group CEO of the Mahindra Group.
Date: November 25, 2023
Mumbai- Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry.,(FICCI ), National Executive Committee Meeting (NECM) recently announced Dr Anish Shah as President-Elect of FICCI, India’s industry body.
Dr Shah is currently the senior vice president of FICCI. He shall succeed Mr Subhrakant Panda as President of the apex Chamber at the conclusion of the 96th Annual General Meeting to be held on December 8th-9th, 2023 in New Delhi.
Dr. Anish Shah serves as both the managing director of M&M, the group's parent business, and the group CEO of the Mahindra Group. His main goals are to build tech leadership in every industry, foster purpose-driven organizations, and facilitate value creation across industries.
Over 260,000 colleagues are employed by the Mahindra Group in more than 100 countries. It is a world leader in the production of electric 3-wheelers, SUVs, light commercial vehicles, and farm equipment and technology services. Financial services, renewable energy, hospitality, logistics, and real estate are just a few of the 20 areas in which it is significantly present. Its goal is to bring about constructive change so that communities may rise and take the lead in combating climate change, empowering women, and advancing education.
Dr. Shah holds several other positions in addition to office-bearing for the FICCI National Executive Committee. These include co-chairing the India-Australia CEO Council, chairing the Automotive Governors Council (a World Economic Forum body), and being a member of the UK Investment Council.
Before joining the Mahindra Group, Dr. Anish Shah managed GE Capital India's transformation from 2009 to 2014 as president and CEO, turning around the company's SBI Card joint venture among other things. During his 14-year tenure with GE, he held multiple leadership roles in both the US and international divisions of GE Capital. In addition, he oversaw the US Debit Products division of Bank of America and was employed by Boston's Bain & Company and Citi Bank Mumbai
