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HTMT appoints Head-HR

BANGALORE: HTMT on Tuesday announced the appointment of Satya Sai Sylada as Head - Human Resources (India and Mauritius). He will have overall responsibility for the human resources function spread across nine delivery centres in India and Mauritius. Mr. Satya has moved from GE Consumer Finance Servicing.

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