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LoanTap’s technology division LTFLoW elevates Gautam Sinha as CEO
MUMBAI: The technology focussed division of LoanTap, LTFloW announced the appointment of Gautam Sinha as chief executive officer on Thursday. Prior to this, Sinha was marking his time as senior vice president of LTFLoW division of the online Fintech platform.
Based in Pune, Sinha’s responsibility will involve working towards the functioning of and executing all projects at hand of LTFLoW. He will be responsible for business growth and build upon the company’s success in growing client participation and meeting commitments. He will be working towards the operational perspective of the organisation. Sinha will be responsible for the smooth functioning of LTFLoW and lend his knowledge and governing skills as a tech expert to the growth of this independent division.
Sinha has over two decades of experience, having served in responsible positions in organisations like Infosys, HCL, and Edgeverve, to name a few.
He has been instrumental in bringing about major innovations within LoanTap and has been actively involved in bringing operational efficiency to the organisation, said the company in a statement. He specialises in digital transformations, innovation and building components which help to homogenize and augment business processes for development. His deep-rooted knowledge and experience in product development, managing large size programs, goal-oriented project planning and executions & defining strategies for continuous improvement have been key assets for the organisation.
Speaking on the appointment, LoanTap founder and CEO Satyam Kumar said, “Gautam is not just an industry insider, but his experience and knowledge make him one of the biggest assets to the industry. We are extremely proud to have him as a part of the leadership team. His expertise and leadership are sure to guide the company towards heightened customer success and create new products that will take this space to a whole new level.”
As the CEO of LTFLoW, Gautam Sinha added, “It brings me immense pleasure to have been given the opportunity of Chief Executive Officer of LTFLoW. I am looking forward to this role. Tech enabling is the backbone of every business today as it widens the scope of every business and in a post-pandemic world, this is exceptionally important. With technology at its heart, we are looking at transforming every transaction and every process to get more efficient, seamless and hassle-free.”
“Our customers are our motivation and we at LTFLoW understand that financial inclusion is only going to be possible when we digitise the entire process and make it beneficial for them. Business transformation towards growth has always been key and in my new role, my aim will be to mobilise the team and continue with our pursuit of impactful customer experience,” he further said.
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Dentsu revamps global leadership, names Takeshi Sano global CEO
New structure aims to sharpen execution, accelerate transformation and drive client growth
Tokyo: Dentsu Group has unveiled a sweeping global management shake-up, appointing Takeshi Sano as president & global ceo, effective March 27, 2026. The move is aimed at supercharging execution, driving client growth and accelerating the group’s transformation across 120 countries.
Sano, who currently serves as ceo, dentsu Japan and deputy global coo, has transformed Dentsu Inc. into an integrated growth partner, delivering 11 straight quarters of revenue growth and strong profits for two consecutive years. Since 2023, he has steered dentsu’s business transformation globally as BX ceo, dentsu, and strengthened Japanese client expansion overseas.
“To support the pace of our transformation and strengthen execution, dentsu will sharpen the distinctive value that sets us apart, positioning ourselves as a true growth partner from strategy through execution,” Sano said. “By creating momentum for clients, partners, people and society, we will reinforce trust and steadily enhance corporate value.”
Under the new management, the global coo and global president roles are being removed. Regional CEOs and practice presidents will now report directly to Sano, enabling faster decisions and tighter client alignment. A new global chief transformation officer and global chief corporate affairs officer have been appointed to accelerate enterprise initiatives and reinforce governance.
Yoshimasa Watahiki, currently Coo, dentsu Japan, steps up as director, representative executive officer, executive vice president and global chief corporate affairs officer. Shigeki Endo remains global cfo, bringing over 30 years of global finance expertise to the fore. Both, along with Sano, are slated for approval as directors at the March 27 shareholders’ meeting.
Other key appointments include: Beth Ann Kaminkow as ceo, dentsu Americas & chief global client officer; Andre Andrade, ceo, dentsu EMEA; Yuichi Toyoda, ceo, dentsu APAC; Will Swayne, global practice president – media & integrated solution; Pete Stein, global practice president – CXM; Yasuharu Sasaki, global chief creative officer; Miho Tanimoto, global chief HR officer; Noritaka Omi, global chief transformation officer; Jean Lin, global chief brand officer; Yoshiki Ishihara, global new ventures officer; Manus Wheeler, chief of staff; Jeremy Miller, global chief communications officer; Shirli Zelcer, chief data & technology officer.
Additionally, Toby Benjamin has been appointed as chief media officer at dentsu UK.
The shake-up comes as dentsu looks to accelerate its transformation, strengthen governance, and deliver measurable growth for clients worldwide. “By eliminating redundant layers and empowering leaders closest to clients, we can act faster, execute better and generate sustainable value,” Sano added.
Hiroshi Igarashi, Arinobu Soga and Giulio Malegori will step down from the global management team and take on advisory roles, marking a clean slate for the new executive leadership.
With a sharpened management engine, Dentsu is betting on speed, unity and client-centric execution to drive its next chapter of global growth.
