Meena Lal to retire after 34 years; Kanchinadham Parvatheesam to take over as Chief Legal Officer.
Meena Lal, Tata Steel’s Chief Legal Officer for Industrial and Litigation, is set to retire on September 1 after serving the company for nearly 34 years.
JAMSHEDPUR – Meena Lal, Tata Steel’s Chief Legal Officer for Industrial and Litigation, will retire on September 1 after a distinguished career spanning nearly 34 years.
Following her retirement, Kanchinadham Parvatheesam, the company’s secretary, will assume the roles of Chief Legal Officer for Corporate and Compliance in addition to his current position.
Parvatheesam, an IL-2 level officer, will start his new responsibilities from September 1.
Under his leadership, Chief Legal Officers Vikas Mittal, Alok Kumar, Manish Bhatnagar, Principal Legal Counsel Gyanendra Karan, Himanshu Tyagi, Shilpi Chattopadhyay, Sandesh Suresh Kshirsagar, and Debraj Hazra will report to him.
Meena Lal has been a prominent figure in the legal field, overseeing numerous legal matters for Tata Steel.
Her proactive efforts were instrumental in the renewal of the Tata lease.
In light of her retirement, the role of Chief Legal Officer for Industrial and Compliance has been created, separating it from the previous title of Chief Legal Officer for Industrial and Litigation.
Litigation responsibilities may now be handled by a separate chief, as many tasks have been outsourced, prompting this structural change.
