Redington, an Indian integrated technology solutions provider and Fortune India 500 company, has elevated Ramesh Natarajan to the position of CEO – IME (India and Middle East), Redington, while Rajat Vohra has been promoted to CEO, India, with effect from 1 July 2025.
Ramesh Natarajan is currently serving as CEO of Redington India. Post his elevation, he will be based in Chennai, from where he will lead the operations and growth strategies of the Redington Group across India and the Middle East. During his 28+ years at the company, Redington has built a strong portfolio of consumer and enterprise businesses and expanded its reach into new verticals. Natarajan has also played a pivotal role in forging strategic partnerships that have significantly strengthened the company’s portfolio.
Rajat Vohra, who is presently serving as the chief sales officer for Redington India, will be playing CEO-India, and will oversee the India business operations of the Redington Group. With over two decades of experience in business development, sales strategy, and leadership across consumer and enterprise segments, Vohra is a seasoned professional known for his strategic vision and innovative mindset. He brings strong commercial acumen and a proven ability to build high-performing sales teams aligned with business objectives.
According to V S Hariharan, group CEO, Redington, “The latest leadership transitions represent a pivotal step in Redington’s journey toward enhanced regional synergies and a more customer-centric approach.”
Harihan admits that Natarajan “has played a key role in developing our strong leadership position in India through strengthening OEM partnerships and developing strong go to market motions—his elevation reflects our deep confidence in his ability to drive growth across the India and Middle East markets.” As for Vohra, Hariharan is confident that “With sharp commercial acumen and a deep understanding of the Indian landscape, Rajat is exceptionally well-positioned to lead our India operations into the next phase of growth”.
