MAIT Appoints Rajeev Singh as Chairman of Northern Chapter
The Manufacturers' Association for Information Technology (MAIT) has announced appointment of Rajeev Singh, Country Head & General Manager of BenQ India as the Chairman of Northern Chapter of MAIT, from 30th October, 2013.
Online, November 19, 2013 (Newswire.com) - The Manufacturers' Association for Information Technology (MAIT) has announced appointment of Rajeev Singh, Country Head & General Manager of BenQ India as the Chairman of Northern Chapter of MAIT, from 30th October, 2013.
With 19 years of industry experience in Sales, Marketing, Channel and Distribution, Rajeev's leadership has nurtured BenQ India's business over the last five years.
Rajeev Singh, Chairman, Northern Chapter, MAIT, said, It gives me immense pleasure and pride to be a part of the leadership team of MAIT, facilitating consumption of IT in education to uplift digital learning will be the key area where I would like to focus upon. Additionally, with the support of Government's huge investment plans in Education, Enterprise Mobility and Telecommunications as thrust areas, manufacturing and R&D will be the key to success of our economy.
Anwar Shirpurwala, Executive Director, MAIT, said, We are delighted to have Rajeev Singh as our new Chairman for the Northern Chapter. The vast experience that Mr Singh brings to MAIT would help the Association in meeting the growing challenges being faced by the IT hardware industry in the North region. I am confident that, under his stewardship, the region will progress and scale greater heights.
To chair its Recycling Forum, the Manufacturers' Association for Information Technology (MAIT) has announced appointment of Amit Sardana who is the Managing Director of dataserv APAC.
Anwar Shirpurwala, Executive Director, MAIT, said, "We are glad to announce Amit Sardana's appointment and under his expertise guidance, I am sure MAIT's Recycling Forum will achieve new milestones."
Amit Sardana noted, "I am honoured to take on this role with MAIT and look forward to helping Indian hardware companies adopt a focussed approach at pioneering concepts, addressing issues and overcoming emerging challenges of e-waste in the country. I look forward to the support and cooperation of all stakeholders in the sector."
As a chairman of the recycling forum of MAIT, Amit Sardnana will play a key role in addressing the issues of the recycling fraternity through dialogue and interactions with the stakeholders, i.e. government bodies (MOEF, State PCBs), bulk consumers and manufacturers of electrical and electronic equipment.