Sajith Sivanandan to Lead Tata Digital as New CEO

Tata Digital is preparing to welcome Sajith Sivanandan as its new Chief Executive Officer (CEO), according to news reports. He is expected to take charge in the coming weeks. Sivanandan currently serves as the president of Jio Mobile Digital Services.
This leadership change follows the exit of the previous CEO, Naveen Tahilyani, earlier this year. Tata Digital is also undergoing a broader restructuring of its leadership and business strategy.
Who is Sajith Sivanandan?
Before joining Jio, Sajith Sivanandan worked at Google for several years. At Google, he led key projects such as Google Pay and the "Next Billion Users" program in India and the Asia-Pacific region. His experience in scaling internet businesses and leading large digital projects makes him a strong choice for the top role at Tata Digital. His new job will be to help Tata Digital grow faster and compete better in India’s crowded digital market.
What’s Next for Tata Digital?
Tata Digital is part of the larger Tata Group and is focusing on building strong e-commerce and digital services. The company competes with major players like Amazon, Flipkart (owned by Walmart), and Reliance.
With Sivanandan as CEO, Tata Digital hopes to sharpen its focus on areas like:
- E-commerce
- Quick commerce (fast delivery of everyday items)
- Other digital services
Leadership Changes at the Top
Earlier this month, it was reported that Tata Group Chairman N Chandrasekaran had taken direct control of Tata Digital’s operations. This step came as the company faced frequent top-level exits and needed a clearer strategy.
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Conclusion
Sajith Sivanandan’s appointment signals a fresh start for Tata Digital. With his tech background and leadership skills, the company aims to steady its operations and strengthen its position in the fast-growing digital market. The move shows Tata Group’s continued focus on its digital future, even as the company navigates through leadership and strategy changes.
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Published on: Aug 25, 2025, 12:07 PM IST

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