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Shivakumaran KM assumes charge as Director (HR) at BEL

Shivakumaran KM has joined BEL in the year 1989 as Assistant Personnel Manager at Corporate Office and later worked at the company’s Bangalore and Hyderabad Unit

PSU Watch Bureau

Bengaluru: Shivakumaran KM has assumed charge as Director (HR) at Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL). He was serving as GM (HR) at BEL's Bangalore Complex before his elevation.

Shivakumaran started his journey as an HR professional at Sujatha Textile Mills, Nanjangudu, Karnataka, in 1986 after completing Master's in Social Work with a specialisation in Personnel Management, Industrial Relations & Labour Welfare from Manasagangothri, University of Mysore, in 1984. He then moved on to Mandya National Paper Mills, a PSU at Belagula near Mysore in I988 and worked in the capacity of a Personnel Officer. He joined BEL in the year 1989 as Assistant Personnel Manager at Corporate Office and later worked at the company's Bangalore and Hyderabad Units.

During his 30-year-long stint at BEL, Shivakumaran has contributed to bringing about a paradigm shift in HR at BEL, transforming it into a strategic business partner of the company. He has been responsible for the formulation and implementation of various HR interventions directed towards improving the organisational effectiveness and advancing the company's vision and growth. Implementation of the SAP ERP system for HR functions has been one of his key contributions. He also has been actively involved in the implementation of various CSR projects of BEL across the company.

Shivakumaran is an undergraduate in Arts from the Maharaja's College, Mysore, with specialisation in Psychology Criminology and Sociology. He also holds a Postgraduate Diploma in Development and Planning from the University of Mysore.

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