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PESB shortlists 12 candidates for BPCL’s Director (Marketing) position

PESB has shortlisted 12 candidates for the position of Director (Marketing) at BPCL

Shalini Sharma

New Delhi: The public sector head-hunter body, Public Enterprises Selection Board (PESB), has shortlisted 12 candidates for the position of Director (Marketing) at Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd (BPCL). The shortlisted candidates will be interviewed on March 29 through video conferencing, said an official ordered accessed by PSU Watch. The list of candidates includes seven candidates from within BPCL, two from Indian Oil Corporation (IOC), one from Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd (BSNL), GAIL (India) Ltd and Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Ltd (RINL) each.

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BPCL Director (Marketing): Shortlisted candidates

The list of candidates shortlisted from within BPCL includes Pushp Kumar Nayar (ED), Dinabandhu Mandal (ED), Pardeep Goyal (ED), Subhankar Sen (ED), Arul Muthunathan Veerasamy (ED), Biju Gopinath (ED) and TV Pandiyan (ED). Hemant Kumar Rathore (ED) and Mathew Varghese (ED) are on PESB’s list from Indian Oil. R Venu Gopal (Senior GM) from BSNL, Sumit Kishore (ED) from GAIL and Ashish Dave (Deputy GM) from RINL are the remaining candidates on the list.

BPCL’s current Director (Marketing) Sukhmal Kumar Jain is superannuating on April 31 this year.

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