RK Jain, with a wealth of experience in diverse projects ranging from atomic power plants to large-scale real estate developments, has been appointed as the new CEO of Capacité Infraprojects.
Capacit InfraprojectsRk JainInfrastructureReal EstateCeoReal EstateOct 23, 2024
The new CEO of Capacité Infraprojects is RK Jain.
RK Jain has worked in various sectors, including atomic power plants, commercial buildings, and large-scale real estate developments.
Capacité Infraprojects is known for its commitment to quality and innovation in the infrastructure sector. The company has successfully completed numerous projects, including atomic power plants, commercial buildings, and large-scale real estate developments.
The key priorities for RK Jain as the new CEO include enhancing project execution, stakeholder engagement, sustainability initiatives, talent development, and innovation and technology.
Capacité Infraprojects' vision under RK Jain's leadership is to become a global leader in sustainable infrastructure development, expanding its footprint in the real estate and infrastructure sectors while exploring new opportunities in renewable energy and smart cities.
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