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    Home»People»Movement»C-level reorganisation at LG Electronics India to drive post-IPO growth
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    C-level reorganisation at LG Electronics India to drive post-IPO growth

    The objective of the reorganisation across sales and marketing, production, HR, and customer care and service verticals is to enhance responsible management and further improve rapid and accurate decision-making
    HRK News BureauBy HRK News BureauNovember 27, 20252 Mins Read13968 Views
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    LG Electronics India (LGEIL), has elevated Sanjay Chitkara from chief sales officer to co-chief sales and marketing officer, while Hong Ju Jeon, managing director, LG Electronics India will now also play chief sales and marketing officer along with his present role.

    Yongchan Jung, who was earlier the manufacturing head of the Noida manufacturing facility, will now be chief production officer. He will now hold unified command over LGEIL’s entire manufacturing ecosystem, overseeing the Noida and Pune plants, as well as the new and upcoming manufacturing facility in Sri City, Andhra Pradesh. Chang Hwan Kim has taken on the role of customer care and service officer, while Jwa Nam Kim who is presently the HR-head, India, has been appointed chief human resources officer.

    The global home appliances and consumer electronics company has announced this strategic restructuring on the heels of its historic Initial Public Offering in October. The objective of the reorganisation across sales and marketing, production, HR, and customer care and service verticals is to enhance responsible management and further improve rapid and accurate decision-making.

    The move is aimed at enhancing management operations in the India market, empowering Indian leadership, and further strengthening LGEIL’s organisational capabilities by improving local efficiencies.

    In the words of Hong Ju Jeon, managing director, LG Electronics India, “Following our successful IPO, we see our responsibility to our shareholders and customers evolving. This restructuring is not just about role changes; it is about empowering our existing leadership team to enable faster and better decision-making and more cohesive management. By further streamlining our sales, manufacturing, and customer service functions, we are positioning LGEIL to aggressively capture new market opportunities while further consolidating and enhancing our market leadership.”

    As LGEIL functions as a publicly-listed entity, it is looking to streamline its leadership ranks to ensure more agility in strategic decision-making.

    Agility Chang Hwan Kim chief sales and marketing officer Chitkara Employee employer Hong Ju Jeon HR Human Resources initial public offering IPO Jwa Nam Kim leadership restructuring LG Electronics LGEIL Manufacturing publicly-listed entity reorganisation Restructuring Sanjay Sanjay Chitkara Sri City Workforce Yongchan Jung
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