In 2023, India’s top-earning CEO bagged a staggering salary- Know everything about him and his Rs 82 crore paycheck
时间:2024-06-26 11:59:53 阅读(143)
This article delves into the substantial earnings of India’s highest-paid CEO in 2023, highlighting the remarkable salary drawn by Thierry Delaporte, the Chief Executive Officer of the renowned Indian multinational corporation Wipro.
Wipro, a key player in India’s Big Tech sector, specializes in information technology, consultancy, and business process services, offering a diverse range of IT-related services to clients across 167 countries.
Thierry Delaporte, a French businessman and executive who assumed the role of Wipro’s CEO in July 2020, emerged as India’s highest-paid CEO in the fiscal year 2023, amassing a substantial salary of Rs 82 crore, according to Moneycontrol. With an impressive 28-year journey in the IT services industry, Delaporte has brought extensive experience to Wipro’s leadership.
Delaporte, holding a bachelor’s degree in economy and finance from Paris Public University of Sciences and a Master of Laws from Sorbonne University, resides in Paris and has a global perspective, having lived in various parts of the world across four continents.
Prior to his tenure at Wipro, he held significant roles at Capgemini, serving as Chief Operating Officer and a member of the Group Executive Board for 25 years since joining in 1995. Notably, his career began as an auditor at Arthur Andersen & Company.
Beyond his corporate endeavors, Thierry Delaporte is a co-founder of Life Project 4 Youth, a non-profit organization dedicated to aiding young adults facing severe poverty in achieving professional and social integration.
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