GE South Asia and Wipro have appointed Milan Rao to lead GE’s healthcare
business as president and CEO, GE Healthcare South Asia and managing
director, Wipro GE Healthcare.
Effective May 1, 2015, he replaces Terri Bresenham, who has been leading GE Healthcare’s South Asia business since September 2011. Milan will report to Azim Premji, chairman, Wipro Ltd and Banmali Agrawala, president and CEO, GE South Asia.
Rao will build on Wipro GE’s expansion plans and continue to strengthen the company’s ‘In India, for India’ proposition of innovating disruptive technology and business solutions to enhance access to high quality, affordable healthcare solutions.
Terri, a 25-year veteran at GE, will move to a global role. In the last three years, she has led GE Healthcare to launch winning initiatives like skill building programmes, industry partnerships and breakthrough products such as discovery IQ and revolution ACTs.
“Rao will take GE’s mission of a Healthier India forward through development of disruptive technologies and business models in India, for India, said Banmali Agrawala, president and CEO, GE South Asia.
“Wipro and GE have enjoyed a strong and enduring partnership lasting over 25 years that has made an indelible mark on India’s healthcare industry. I am confident Rao will further strengthen this relationship and give an added impetus to our mission to build a healthier India,” said Azim Premji, chairman, Wipro Ltd and non-executive chairman, Wipro Enterprises Ltd.
Effective May 1, 2015, he replaces Terri Bresenham, who has been leading GE Healthcare’s South Asia business since September 2011. Milan will report to Azim Premji, chairman, Wipro Ltd and Banmali Agrawala, president and CEO, GE South Asia.
Rao will build on Wipro GE’s expansion plans and continue to strengthen the company’s ‘In India, for India’ proposition of innovating disruptive technology and business solutions to enhance access to high quality, affordable healthcare solutions.
Terri, a 25-year veteran at GE, will move to a global role. In the last three years, she has led GE Healthcare to launch winning initiatives like skill building programmes, industry partnerships and breakthrough products such as discovery IQ and revolution ACTs.
“Rao will take GE’s mission of a Healthier India forward through development of disruptive technologies and business models in India, for India, said Banmali Agrawala, president and CEO, GE South Asia.
“Wipro and GE have enjoyed a strong and enduring partnership lasting over 25 years that has made an indelible mark on India’s healthcare industry. I am confident Rao will further strengthen this relationship and give an added impetus to our mission to build a healthier India,” said Azim Premji, chairman, Wipro Ltd and non-executive chairman, Wipro Enterprises Ltd.
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