Punit Renjen is an Indian who will be the next CEO of the very huge US oriented accounting giant Deloitte’s global operations and will be aimed to have his play from 1st June.
Punit Renjen is the new one who is an Indian to join in a huge list of persons of Indian basis to become the global CEOs of the US based company, Deloitte. Others included in this are Indira Nooyi, Satya Nadela and Anshu Jain, who have gained the top posts at the companies like PepsiCo, Microsoft and Deutsche Bank, respectively. The following are some interesting facts about Punit Renjen. Here we go!
He is the very first Indian person to have the lead in this Big-Four team. The Big Four are PwC, KPMG, EY and Deloitte as we mentioned in the above lines. This guy has been experiencing about 27 years in Deloitte. Renjen is from Rohtak of Haryana. He brought up in India and his schooling is in Sanawar of Himachal Pradesh. He has a bachelor’s degree from Willamette University, US.
Formerly, he was the chairman and CEO of Deloitte Consulting LLP. Yesterday, on a note, Willamette website said “Under his direction, Deloitte Consulting has been recognized in several leadership rankings by top-tier industry analysts in the areas of mergers, acquisition, divestitures, post-merger integration, strategy, operations consulting and business advisory.”
Clearing up how the company stands out from the competitors, he said in an interview to Leaders which is a magazine on quarter basis, that Deloitte doesn’t evaluate itself to anybody else for justification or explanation. Renjen said, “We are respectful of firms in our profession, but we regard ourselves as leaders of the profession, and we’re unique and special.” “The aim is to serve our clients with integrity and distinction,” he added.
Punit Renjen was on the top list which consists of 25 consultants that ranked by the Consulting Magazine in the year of 2007. The others who are on the list that the year had are Paul Laudicina of A.T. Kearney, Alan Herrick of Sapient, Kris Pederson of IBM, Tata Consultancy Services, and Romil Bahl of the another gaint Infosys.