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Jaiprakash Power Ventures appoints Sunil Kumar as VC, CEO

Jaiprakash Power Ventures today said it has appointed Sunil Kumar Sharma as Vice-Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the company. - Jaypee, L&T sign Rs 4,000 cr contract for MP power project - Pre-IPO placements back in vogue - Sunil Kheterpal new CEO of Hinduja"s IN Entertainment - Pandit, Dimon created worst biz in "09: Fortune - Why Mukesh Ambani and Steve Jobs make better CEOs - CEOs eased out left and right in US; Pandit stays at Citi The board of the company at its meeting held on January 12 have also appointed Sunil Jain as Managing Director and Chief Financial Officer, Jaiprakash Power Ventures (earlier known as Jaiprakash Hydro-Power) said in a filing to the Bombay Stock Exchange. Further, the firm has appointed MM Sibbal as General Manager and Company Secretary as well as Compliance Officer. However, SD Nailwal, Narendra Singh and Rajiv Bhardwaj have stepped down from the board of directors of the company.


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