Dhananjay Joshi appointed Chairman of DIPA

Dhananjay Joshi appointed Chairman of DIPA

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Category : Appointment/Resignation Published on: September 20 2023

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  • Dhananjay Joshi was appointed as the Chairman of the Digital Infrastructure Providers Association (DIPA).
  • Dhananjay Joshi currently serves as the Managing Director and CEO of Summit Digital, a leading Indian telecommunications company.
  • He succeeds Akhil Gupta, who has served as Chairman of Bharti Enterprises and Chairman of DIPA since 2011.
  • Sandeep Girotra, CEO of American Tower India, was appointed as the new Vice President of DIPA.
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