Girish Sharma

Girish Sharma's work experience starts with their current role as the Senior Vice President - HR Talent Supply Chain at Birlasoft, where they are leading talent transformation and shaping the talent technology landscape. Girish is also engaged with McKinsey on talent transformation.

Prior to their current role, Girish worked at Accenture for a significant portion of their career. Girish held multiple roles, including Senior VP Talent Supply Chain, Vice President Human Resources (Workforce Management), Vice President Human Resources, and General Manager Human Resources. In these roles, they were responsible for workforce management, recruiting, leadership hiring, campus hiring, and HR service delivery for various business units. Girish focused on areas such as resource fungibility, ramp up/down frameworks, career marketplaces, and employee engagement.

Before joining Accenture, Girish worked at HCL Technologies as a Transition & PMO Lead, where they established the Resource Management function and significantly improved resource utilization and chargeability.

Girish also gained experience at Apollo Tyres Ltd., where they set up alternate revenue channels and developed organization capabilities in learning and talent development. Additionally, Girish worked at Visteon Corporation as a Regional Business Development Manager and Eicher Engineering Solutions as a Regional Manager, further enhancing their commercial and business acumen.

Overall, Girish Sharma's work experience showcases their expertise in talent transformation, workforce management, recruiting, leadership development, and commercial acumen.

Girish Sharma completed their Bachelor of Engineering (BE) in Mechanical Engineering from RV College of Engineering between 1988 and 1992. Girish then pursued a Master of Business Administration (MBA) with a specialization in Marketing/Marketing Management from the Institute of Management Technology, Ghaziabad from 1994 to 1996. Prior to that, they attended Air Force Bal Bharti School in New Delhi for their secondary education from 1983 to 1988.