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Recently, Britannia Industries has appointed Rajneet Kohli as the firm’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Executive Director, with effect from September 26, 2022. It has also elevated Varun Berry to Executive Vice-Chairman with Immediate effect. Varun Berry will continue holding the Managing Director (MD) at the company, said the company in a stock exchange filing. Rajneet Kohli has been disguised in many senior roles in his overall 25-year-long Career that spans Companies like Asian Paints and Coca-Cola. He joins Britannia from Jubilant FoodWorks, an Indian-based Food Company in Noida, Uttar Pradesh.
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{Jubilant FoodWorks has transported unrelenting profitable growth under his leadership and developed as the country’s largest Quick Service Restaurants (QSR) chain with over 1600 stores. Furthermore, he has also been contributory in leading several transformational deviations deeply entrenched with technology,” the company said in its release. Berry said in the release, “I am charmed to welcome Rajneet Kohli to Britannia. His experience building extraordinary presentations in businesses and profitable brands are strongly associated with our vision of becoming a Responsible Global Total Foods Company. Rajneet’s demonstrated track record of mounting up businesses and structuring highly engaged squads makes him a perfect fit for the organisation. I look forward to partnering up with Rajneet Kohli to lead us to the next profitable and sustainable growth phase.”
Kohli also said, “Being one of India’s foremost food companies with over a 100-year legacy, Britannia has an incomparable track record of innovation, modernisation, and allocating consumers with prototypical standards. I feel fortunate and am truly excited for what comes ahead at Britannia.”
