Ultraviolette appoints Ajay Shanker as CFO

His last stint as CFO was with Schneider Electric for their International Business.

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Ultraviolette appoints Ajay Shanker as CFO

Ultraviolette Automotive has appointed Ajay Shanker as its Chief Financial Officer (CFO).  Shanker has over 25 years of experience in financial roles at Schneider Electric, IIM Bangalore - NSRCEL, Aricent (Flextronics), Cannon Inc and Yamaha Motors. 

His last stint as CFO was with Schneider Electric for their International Business GSC covering India, the Middle East, Africa and South America, East Asia, Japan and the Pacific.

Narayan Subramaniam, CEO and Co-Founder, Ultraviolette said, “Ajay’s unparalleled experience and strategic insight will be crucial as we evolve into
a global scale product company with multiple business verticals." 

Ajay Shanker, CFO, Ultraviolette said, "The company’s blend of innovation, global talent, strong competitive positioning, and clear vision for the future is what drew me in."

This pivotal appointment comes at a time when Ultraviolette is gearing up for expansion and innovation, as per the press release. 

 

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