HUL makes two key appointments
The Hindu
Hindustan Unilever Ltd. (HUL) has announced the appointment of Madhusudhan Rao as executive director, Beauty & Wellbeing and Personal Care, and Deepak Subramanian, as executive director, Home Care. Mr. Rao, currently EVP, Home & Hygiene, will take over from Priya Nair, who will move into her new global role as Beauty & Wellbeing, chief marketing officer.
Mr. Subramanian, currently vice-president, Home Care, South-East Asia/ANZ (SEAA) & global head, Fabric Enhancers, will take over from Prabha Narasimhan, who has decided to leave the company to pursue an external opportunity.
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