Sanjeev Krishan Secures Second Term as PwC India Chairperson

PwC India has announced that Sanjeev Krishan will continue as Chairperson for another four years starting April 1, 2025. Krishan, who began his first term on January 1, 2021, will keep leading PwC in India and remain a member of the PwC Global Strategy Council.

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Krishan joined PwC in 1991 as an articled trainee and became a partner in 2006. Over the years, he has led the firm's deals, transactions, and private equity business. His leadership has positioned PwC prominently among private equity firms, family businesses, and multinational clients.

Focus on Technology and Innovation

Dinesh Arora, Chair of the Partnership Oversight Committee at PwC in India, praised Krishan's forward-thinking approach. "His forward-thinking approach to leveraging technology is helping drive innovation and efficiency across the firm," Arora said.

Krishan expressed his gratitude for being re-elected. "It is humbling to see the trust and confidence that our partners have placed in me," he said. He also highlighted India's economic potential, stating it is poised to shape the global economic landscape.

Commitment to Quality and Growth

Krishan emphasised the importance of quality and the strength of PwC's workforce. "With quality at the heart of all we do, the strength of our 28,000 workforce and the right investments we’ve made, we will continue to ensure that we have the right capabilities to help our clients effectively leverage these possibilities and capitalise on growth opportunities that lie ahead," he stated.

Krishan's reappointment reflects PwC India's commitment to maintaining strong leadership and continuing its growth trajectory. His experience and vision are expected to drive further success for the firm in the coming years.