Unlike in the case of Tata Motors, which is being run by an executive committee, a global hunt for a CEO for Air India has already begun, while the company also evaluates internal candidates for the post.
Tata Sons, the holding company for all group firms, has asked management consulting and executive search firm Egon Zehnder and other head-hunters to find a replacement quickly, sources close to the development said.
Egon Zehnder was involved in the search that had led to Ayci being finalised as CEO.
This story is from the March 04, 2022 edition of Financial Express Mumbai.
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