Air India has appointed Sanjay Sharma as its new Chief Financial Officer, effective June 10. He steps into the role following the retirement of Vinod Hejmadi, who dedicated over 30 years to the airline.
Sharma brings over 30 years of expertise in Corporate Finance, Investment Banking, and Real Estate. He joins Air India from Tata Projects Limited, where he also served as CFO. In his new position, Sharma will report to Campbell Wilson, Air India’s CEO and Managing Director.
Previously, Sharma was the CFO at Tata Realty Infrastructure Limited and held prominent roles in the financial sector, including Managing Director and Head of Equity Capital Markets at Deutsche Bank Group. His career also includes significant tenures at DSP Merrill Lynch Limited in Mumbai and Merrill Lynch Asia Pacific in Hong Kong.
Commenting on the transition, Campbell Wilson expressed enthusiasm about Sharma’s addition to the leadership team and appreciation for Hejmadi’s longstanding service and critical contributions during Air India’s transition to private ownership and subsequent transformation.
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