Kinjal Choudhary
Chief People Transformation Officer @Cadila Pharmaceuticals Limited
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WORK HISTORY
Chief People Transformation Officer @Cadila Pharmaceuticals Limited
Global President Human Resources @Cadila Pharmaceuticals Limited
Management Consultant @D360One Consultants LLP
Sr. VP HR @Paytm
Sr. Vice President and Group CHRO @Eicher Trucks and Buses
Director & Head HR India Operations @Amazon.com
Senior Director Human Resources @PepsiCo
Director Compenesation & Benefits India Region and HRBP for South & West India Beverages @PepsiCo
Director Compensation & Benefits @PepsiCo
Vice President- Human Resources South Market Unit @PepsiCo
General Manager- Human Resources @ITC Infotech India Limited
Sales HR Manager @Hindustan Unilever Ltd
Human Resources Manager @ITC Limited
EDUCATION
XLRI Jamshedpur
PGDPM&IR · Personnel Management & IR
Jawaharlal Nehru Vishvavidyalaya
M.A · Economics
St. Stephen's College, Delhi
B.A (Hons.) · Economics
Delhi Public School - R. K. Puram
Std Xth & Std XIIth · English, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology
Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta
Change Management
SKILLS
ABOUT KINJAL CHOUDHARY
I work at the intersection of people management, organizational culture, and the Social dimension of ESG—where leadership behaviour directly shapes enterprise performance, credibility, and risk. Across my experience in large, complex organizations, I have seen that people and culture challenges rarely arise from lack of intent or capability. They emerge when leadership systems, decision norms, and accountability mechanisms do not evolve at the same pace as organizational growth, complexity, or external expectations. My work focuses on helping senior leaders recognise and address these gaps before they become performance or reputational risks. In my current role as Global President – Human Resources, I partner closely with CXOs, leadership teams, and boards to strengthen leadership judgement in moments that matter: scale-up, professionalisation, succession, restructuring, and increased scrutiny around culture and ESG. I bring a governance-oriented lens to people and culture—moving beyond initiatives to examine consistency, fairness, trust, and leadership credibility across the organization. A significant part of my work involves interpreting culture and engagement data, including structured frameworks such as Great Place to Work® and the Top Employers Institute. I see these not as recognition tools, but as diagnostic instruments that reveal patterns in leadership behaviour, employee trust, and organizational alignment. The value lies not in scores, but in understanding consequences. In the Indian context, where informal hierarchies, legacy leadership styles, and promoter–professional dynamics strongly influence culture, I help make the invisible visible. This enables leaders to strengthen people systems without compromising speed, accountability, or trust. I view the Social dimension of ESG as an internal leadership responsibility before it becomes an external disclosure. Sustainable outcomes on attrition, diversity, safety, and well-being are driven by leadership behaviour and governance, not statements. My focus is on helping leaders and boards link these outcomes to culture, capability, and decision-making. I operate with a long-term, advisory mindset. The work is often quiet, sometimes uncomfortable, and always consequential.
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