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    Prabeeer Nair is now global CHRO, United We Care

    HRK News BureauBy HRK News BureauMarch 4, 2024Updated:March 4, 20242 Mins Read8523 Views
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    Prabeer Nair has been appointed global chief human resource officer (GCHRO), United We Care (UWC). The deep tech Generative AI (GenAI) startup works to transform mental health and well-being, making holistic health accessible for all.

    During his career, Nair has held leadership positions at Google, where he focused on employee motivation and team dynamics. He has also worked with companies such as PetroChina, Oracle, Google X, Sprinklr and Speechify. Thanks to his diverse background, he possesses the expertise required to navigate the complex landscape of global talent acquisition and cultural integration.

    From recruiting and training, to development, benefits and research, Nair brings to the table extensive experience across the entire employee lifecycle. Having lived and worked in over 12 countries throughout his career, he possesses a deep understanding of global workforces and cultures.

    At UWC, Nair is keen “to contribute to their mission of making mental health and well-being accessible and affordable for everyone.”

    He has enjoyed focusing on “unlocking the potential of people across the globe” throughout his career. He feels confident that “my experience and passion for building inclusive and thriving cultures will be invaluable as UWC expands its reach and impact.”

    Ritu Mehrotra, founder and CEO, United We Care, is sure that Nair’s “proven track record in building high-performing teams, coupled with his unique understanding of technology and business, aligns perfectly with our mission to deliver accessible and affordable mental healthcare solutions on a global scale.”

    United We Care’s mission is to empower individuals and organisations with accessible, affordable and adaptable solutions.

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