Schneider Electric, a digital transformation company in energy management and automation, has announced the appointment of Bhavna Verma as Vice President – Strategy and M&A for its Greater India operations. She takes over from Damini Chaudhari, who recently assumed the role of Vice President – Services.
This marks Verma’s return to Schneider Electric, where she previously served as Exports Director in the M&A Integration Office and held key positions in Strategy and Sales Excellence.
In her new mandate, Verma will lead Corporate Strategy, Software Strategy, Sales Excellence, and CSR for the Greater India zone. She will play a central role in shaping and executing the organisation’s mid- and long-term growth roadmap.
With more than 17 years of experience across management consulting, corporate strategy, M&A, and marketing, Verma brings a strong record of designing and delivering high-impact strategies spanning both organic and inorganic growth. Her career includes leadership roles at Cargill, Honeywell, EY, and previously at Schneider Electric. Most recently at Cargill, she led strategy, category marketing, and product management for the Food Solutions business.
Deepak Sharma, Zone President – Greater India and MD & CEO, Schneider Electric India, said, “We are delighted to welcome Bhavna back to the Schneider Electric family. Her strength lies in rigorous problem-solving and converting strategy into execution at scale. With sharp business acumen and deep sector knowledge, she will help us chart new frontiers of growth in India and deliver greater value to the customers.”
Bhavna Verma said, “Returning to Schneider Electric feels like a true homecoming. I am honored to take on this role and contribute to the company’s continued growth in India, which remains a strategic priority for our global operations. My focus will be on translating strategy into measurable outcomes by accelerating software-led value creation, reinforcing sales excellence, and ensuring our community initiatives are both purposeful and impactful.”
