Link Legal India Law Services’ former chief executive officer (CEO) Jayanarayanan NR, who had left earlier this month to relocate to Mumbai, has joined IndusLaw as CEO according to authoritative sources.
He had joined Link Legal from Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas in 2016, where he had worked from 2010.
He had previously worked at Deutsche Bank, Tech Mahindra, Syntel and GE between 2002 and 2010 and holds a Bachelor of Science, a BTech, an MBA and a Master of Business Law from NLSIU Bangalore.
Update 13:55: Indus senior partners Suneeth Katarki and Gaurav Dani commented in a statement:
Jay brings a lot of management experience to the table, especially in the law firm space and we look forward to having him on-board. IndusLaw has been growing at a rapid pace and Jay’s addition will help us strategize our growth plans & streamline management practices and structures to enable the next level of progression of the Firm.”
Jayanarayanan added in the release: “I am very happy to be a part of IndusLaw and I look forward to working with Partners on the Firm’s growth aspiration.”
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Congratulations to everyone!!
of the indus firm
they obviously need an outsider like him who has seen older firms
atleast he doesnt pretend to be a confidant and holds himself out as HR
They never knew why they needed a CEO but still got him.. and when they got him onboard, they didn't know how to use him or what to do with his ideas and strategies, and now that they have lost him they will still quip that nothing has affected them.
The second in command came back from his vanvaas and claims that the firm has lost its sheen, even though it has done fantastically well without his day to day interference, and now he wishes to implement his new found useless wisdom for the betterment of the firm.. which actually nobody is interested to even bother with. They never really had any vision and will never have one in future also.. it is all about selling potatoes and making money to satisfy their own ambitions at the cost of every other lawyer in the firm. Lawyers in the firm keep looking at a picture of a rosy future that the management keeps selling it to them on the pretext of some pennies as bonus. The partners with merit have quit and moved on.. maybe some more will join the fray in the coming days.
I am sure the existing and past LLites will agree that one can surely make sense of “hopeless bunch” & “fantastically well” in the overall context of what has transpired in the firm over the past few years. There’s something known as reference to context as well.
But then.. you dream on.. it’s ok.
I liked the vanvaas bit though.
Link Legal is preparing for its doomsday