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GHFL [Garware Hi-Tech Films Limited • Worldwide]
- Yogesh Chavan
Yogesh Chavan
President - Corporate Human Resources at GHFL [Garware Hi-Tech Films Limited • Worldwide]
Yogesh Chavan has over 20 years of experience in the field of human resources. YOGESH is currently serving as the President - Corporate Human Resources at GHFL [Garware Hi-Tech Films Limited • Worldwide]. Prior to this, they worked as the Vice President of Human Resources at Schindler India for three years, where they played a key role in aligning HR strategies with the organization's vision and goals. Before that, Yogesh served as the HR Head - Product Company at Atlas Copco for 12 years, and as the Corporate HR Manager at Electronica Machine Tools Ltd for a brief period. YOGESH began their career as an HR Officer at CMS Computers Limited (India) in 2000.
Yogesh Chavan pursued an MBA in Human Resources from Pune University from 1998 to 2000. Later, in 2022, they attended XLRI Jamshedpur to study HR Analytics for a year. Following this, in 2023, they completed a short-term course on ChatGPT for HR, focusing on Artificial Intelligence in HR, at Great Learning.
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The origin of GHFL dates back to 1933. GHFL has a presence in over 80 countries across 5 continents with four manufacturing units that house the administrative, manufacturing, and R&D for the production of various products. GHFL manufactures products for, but not limited to automotives, aviation applications, and shipping. Garware Hi-Tech Films Limited was co-promoted by the Chairman and Managing Director, Dr. S.B. Garware, in the year 1957, along with the Founder Chairman Late Mr. Padmabhushan Dr. Bhalchandra (Abasaheb) Garware. The Company has developed in-house technology for polyester films in India and put its first state-of-the-art plant for the manufacturing in the year 1976 at Aurangabad in the state of Maharashtra, India, which was the first of its kind in South-East Asia. The company produces its own raw material, polyester chips, for the production of hi-tech films for a wide range of end applications such as automotive paint protection film, aerospace , shipping, packaging, electrical, shrink film for label application, coloured films for window tint application, sequin, safety and so on.
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