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WIPRO'S NEW & INDIA’S HIGHEST PAID IT CEO THIERRY DELAPORTE TAKES CHARGE FROM TODAY

Published On 06 Jul 2020 09:27 AM

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Highlights

• Thierry Delaporte is the first non-Indian Chief Executive at Wipro

• In the last fiscal, Wipro lost its third position to HCL Technologies

• Thierry Delaporte served Capgemini for 25 years and took the French multinational to extraordinary heights

Thierry Delaporte, the newly appointed Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Wipro and India’s highest paid IT CEO is all set to t....

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