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Inchcape announces Nayantara Bali to its Board as Non-Executive Director

 Non-Executive Director News
Apr 202021
 
 by Olivier Dellacherie

– UK, London –  Inchcape plc (LON: INCH) today announced the appointment of Nayantara Bali to its Board as a Non-Executive Director effective on 27 May 2021. She will also join the Nomination and CSR Committees upon appointment.

“We are delighted to welcome Nayantara to the Inchcape Board. Her wide experience of data-driven marketing to consumers in Asia, combined with her previous experience as a non-executive director, make her a valuable addition to our Board. She is based in Singapore, home to our Asian operations and in itself an important market for Inchcape.” said Boatrd Chairman, Nigel Stein.

About Nayantara Bali

Since 2016, Nayantara Bali has been the co-owner and director of ANV Consulting, a boutique Management Consultancy specializing in leveraging data analytics, Before this, Nayantara was with Procter & Gamble for over 28 years holding several senior regional and global positions based in Singapore, Thailand, and India.

Nayantara is also an independent director of Torrent Pharma, a leading pharmaceuticals company in India, and a non-executive director of Starhub, a major Singapore telecoms company.

About Inchcape

Inchcape plc is the leading independent multi-brand Automotive Distributor and Retailer, operating in 34 markets with a portfolio of the world’s leading car brands. Inchcape has diversified multi-channel revenue streams including the sale of new and used vehicles, parts, services, finance, and insurance. The Group has been listed on the London Stock Exchange since 1958, is headquartered in London, and employs around 15,000 people. www.inchcape.com

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