Fortis Healthcare appoints Sanjay Sinha as CHRO

Sinha will lead the HR function at a group level

Fortis Healthcare (Fortis) announced the appointment of Sanjay Sinha as its new Chief of Human Resources Officer (CHRO) effective June 17, 2019. Sinha will lead the Human Resource (HR) function at a group level. He will be based out of the Corporate Office of Fortis in Gurugram, Haryana.

Sinha has a career spanning over 29 years spread across industries like telecom, IT, Services and infrastructure. Prior to joining Fortis, Sinha was associated with the Hinduja group companies HGS and HTL, Nortel Networks, Polaris, Siemens and NTPC. He has a global experience with MNCs in Asia Pacific & Greater China, the US, Canada, Latin America, the Middle East and Europe.

Speaking on the appointment, Dr Ashutosh Raghuvanshi, MD and CEO, Fortis, said, “With a proven track record as a successful leader in HR, he has consistently delivered results over the years. Sinha has a deep understanding of the talent management and engagement. I have tremendous confidence in Sinha’s capability to align Fortis’s world-class patient care with global best HR strategies to drive and extend the next phase of Fortis’s market leadership.”

Sanjay Sinha, CHRO, Fortis, said, “This is a tremendous opportunity for employee engagement as well as nurturing industry talent to strengthen our talent pool. The values and culture at Fortis’s are already well in line with those of global leaders, and with some innovation and planning, I am certain that we can reach — and exceed — our goals.”

Sinha holds a post-graduate degree in Management (MBA) from Faculty of Management Studies (FMS), University of Delhi. He is also certified Executive Coach and holds certification on psychometric instruments related to Personality profiling by Thomas International and Association of Psychological Types (APT) on DISC and MBTI. He has many research reports to his credit.

Chief of Human Resources OfficerCHRODr Ashutosh RaghuvanshiFortisFortis Healthcare
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