Suzlon
Dharini Mishra is a seasoned professional with extensive experience in marketing and corporate communications, currently serving as the Senior Vice President of Marketing and Communications at Suzlon Group. In this role, Dharini also chairs the Internal Complaints Committee for Prevention of Sexual Harassment (POSH). Previously, Dharini held the position of Vice President of Corporate Communications, ESG, and Transformation at Suzlon Group, where responsibilities included chairing the ICC POSH Committee. Dharini's career includes key positions at Dr. Reddy's Laboratories as Head of Brand and Corporate Communications, and at Suzlon Energy Limited in various capacities, culminating as Global Head of Brand and Group Corporate Communications. Additionally, roles as Marketing Manager for Gujarat Goldcoin Ceramics Ltd. and a progressive career at Suzlon Energy Ltd. highlight Dharini's expertise in corporate branding and communications strategy. Educational qualifications include advanced studies at the Indian School of Business, Kellogg School of Management, and the Center for Creative Leadership in the USA.
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Suzlon Energy Limited is a provider of renewable energy solutions. The Company is a producer of wind turbines. It offers a range of solar energy solutions, such as solar irradiance assessment, land acquisition and approvals, infrastructure and power evacuation, supply chain, installation and commission and life cycle asset management. It offers S97, S111 and classic feet. Its S97 is a wind turbine generator designed to make low wind sites viable. The S97 is available in two variants: S97 90 meter (m) and S97 120m. Its S111 is suitable for class III sites and a range of altitudes and temperatures. The S111 is available in two variants: S111 90m and S111 120m. Its S88-2.1 megawatt (MW) is designed for a medium wind speed regime. Its S82-1.5 MW and S66-1.25 MW are designed for generating optimal power output even at sites with a wind speed regime. Its manufacturing facilities for wind turbine generator components and rotor blades are located in India, Brazil and the United States.